Stormboarding Speed Rankings
Congratulations and thank you to everyone who participated this year.
The contest is now over and we would like to say a really big thank you to Peter Lynn, Ozone, Dakine, Himaya and Ultra Nectar for their support of the contest - excellent prizes have flown out all over the world to the lucky weekly winners since last December.
Nice work to the speedsters on White Bear Lake in Minnesota who took the top 3 spots overall: Mark Kedrowski (63.4mph), John Zietlow (63.1) and Joe Levins (62.3) and to Chris Krug from North Conway, NH for being the speediest on a Peter Lynn kite and winning a new Scorpion (58.4).
This was also a speedy year for women with our top speeds for the girls in the 3 years of this contest: Ylva Timner of Sweden (43.8) and Molly Savard of NH (43.1). A shout out to Seth Merriam as well for coming in with the second fastest snowboard speed we have seen in this contest (46.4).
See the whole and final list at: www.stormboarding.com/speedranking0607.html We hope to see all of you and more back for the fun for the 2007-2008 winter and wish you lots of sun and breeze until then.
Think spring, rzm www.stormboarding.com
The contest is now over and we would like to say a really big thank you to Peter Lynn, Ozone, Dakine, Himaya and Ultra Nectar for their support of the contest - excellent prizes have flown out all over the world to the lucky weekly winners since last December.
Nice work to the speedsters on White Bear Lake in Minnesota who took the top 3 spots overall: Mark Kedrowski (63.4mph), John Zietlow (63.1) and Joe Levins (62.3) and to Chris Krug from North Conway, NH for being the speediest on a Peter Lynn kite and winning a new Scorpion (58.4).
This was also a speedy year for women with our top speeds for the girls in the 3 years of this contest: Ylva Timner of Sweden (43.8) and Molly Savard of NH (43.1). A shout out to Seth Merriam as well for coming in with the second fastest snowboard speed we have seen in this contest (46.4).
See the whole and final list at: www.stormboarding.com/speedranking0607.html We hope to see all of you and more back for the fun for the 2007-2008 winter and wish you lots of sun and breeze until then.
Think spring, rzm www.stormboarding.com
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