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Some race fans would love to have an opportunity to be a part of a race team. If you receive a great opportunity to do a job you have been dreaming about, then you should take the opportunity. If you don’t take the opportunity that you received, then you don’t know if you will ever see that same opportunity. 22 year old Cody Higginbotham has been receiving many great opportunities since he was 12 years old.
at a race, we want to be the “Go!” that gets people running for life. At New York Road Runners,
The protagonist wants to be more interactive with his peers. Him and his friends run 4 times around the track
the day of the event, there were about ten to twenty four races. Just like today there were many
People can be very wild when it comes to amusement park and their widespread excitement. Although if you think about it
Country Invitational. The finish line is just ahead, and the crowd is going wild with
On a trip to Colorado we stopped in Nebraska at Cody Go Karts. It was huge and looked like a giant, wooden, log fort. Outside of the fort like track you couldn’t hear a thing. Once you go inside it was a dome full of sound. You could hear Go Karts speeding around the turns. Some going really fast whipped around the sharp turns making you wonder if they were alright or if they had whiplash. It smelt like a jungle of excitement, fun, freedom, and burnt rubber. Once ready to start racing you could feel the adrenaline shoot through you at a 100 mph. Once you get on the track, don’t look back. The adrenaline was slowly draining, making it feel like you hadn’t slept for days. You could hear the screech of the engine getting tired of being run all
It was sunny out, but there was a slight breeze blowing the tent around, making it hard to set up. Friday evening was the practice run, where all the riders got the chance to pre-run the course for the race the next day. When the announcer announced that it was my class’ turn to practice my stomach dropped. It felt as if I was going 100 mph and just hit a dip in the road. I felt like it was time to race. I put on my helmet and difficulty strapped the chin strap. It was difficult with my hands trembling. My knees were weak and I felt like I was going to drop my bike when I was starting it. I gave it a good kick and a fair amount of throttle and it fired up. I could instantly smell the fumes of high quality race gas. That seemed to calm me down. I pulled out of the pits and up to the starting line. All of the riders began to start their bikes. The roar of the engines made me nervous. My hands were sweating and my mouth was dry. The official said, “Remember this is just practice, don’t kill yourself.” That relaxed me reminding me that I could just putt around out there having no worries of winning, losing, or most importantly, crashing.
“Come on, guys,” I yelled at my family, which consists of my mom Madonna, my father John, and my two sisters Alissa and Kara, as I ran frantically across the jam-packed parking lot to the opening gate that led to a world of adventure. As wide as the world around, my eyes pierced at the doorway to a world of fun. Families, of all sizes, were enjoying all the possibilities of fun. Hearing laughter and frightening screams, warned me of the experience waiting for me within the doorway to everlasting amazement. The sweet baked smell of funnel cakes swarmed into the fresh morning air. Before I knew it, my family and I were ready to enter Valleyfair, an amusement park that offers summertime fun to the maximum.
In a park near you very soon...there is a roller coaster that has never been seen before. The Looper...The Looper is one of the fastest rollercoasters in all of HersheyPark.When you are riding The Looper you will feel many different feelings you will feel happy, excited, suspended and sad because the ride is going to end. As you are waiting in the line you will be passing a sign that read “Enter if you dare”. You look to see how much of a line is in front of you, and you see about 20-30 people. WHen you are waiting in line you decide to do a little research on the ride and you see that the ride lasts for 1 minute and 30 seconds. You scroll down the page to see how much track is put into this ride and there is a total of 100 meters of track on this ride.
Although this article appeals to common sense the most, Paul-Mark’s claims are obvious with very good example to back those claims up. Readers get the full picture of what is really going down in the street racing scene and how the dangers continue to exist. Paul-Mark has strong appeals and emotions throughout this paper that keeps readers hooked the entire time.
I dip my toes in—feels cold. My nerves rise up and spread like fire throughout my body while I watch—while I wait. Stomach hurts. All those butterflies clash and crowd. They come every time that I race—it never fails. There is so much noise—the splash of water, talking, yelling, whistling, cheering.
The aching screams of my legs and feet as I speed down the dusty path. I think to myself, push through it, and don’t give up. I bounce down the path hoping to be done soon. The finish line is calling my name as I race down the chute with the audience cheering me on in the background.
was the challenge. If I were to just simply run this race, it would be
The miles increased each week and before I knew it, the last long run before the marathon was only twenty miles. Then came the marathon, 26.2 miles of runners’ high, pain, agony, and unstable weather.