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Ray and Sherrie Brick - Cheezing for the camera between races on their home built carbon fiber back to back low racer. Don't draft too close! |
| Right - A pack of faired HPVs comes out of one of the highly banked corners of the
Major Taylor Velodrome. Left to right, Tyger Johnson, Jim Curry, Garrie Hill(red), Frank
Lindley, and Doc Pearson. Below - Various streamliners in race mode, and then at rest. In the bottom left photo, the white streamliner is Tom Ollinger. |
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| Jim Curry in the latest Infinity SWB Modified class racer. Note the excellent use of a Zipper fairing and Coroplast. Jim has been steadily moving up one fairing class per year. Next year, Supermod? |  |
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Robert Wood, leaning into a corner at the Velodrome. Robert, in conjunction with Garrie Hill is close to starting work on a new fairing/bike based on the Micro-Moby plug, and hopes to have it ready by this year's HPRA championships. |
| Teresa Cheatham, taking it easy between races, Teresa is racing a Rans MWB bike this year. I'm hoping somebody will send me some pictures of the stock class racers actually moving, as I was too busy racing to take pictures at that point... |  |
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Ray Stockinger's home built extra short, FWD low racer, built from, among other things, a sign post and electrical conduit. Ray has also built interesting items such as a HPV drag racer with a giant slick on the back (max speed 10MPH), and a hot-rod little red wagon. |
| Kevin Berl's RWD, rear suspension low racer is made mostly from aero tubing. He says he has an all carbon fiber bike in the works... |  |
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Bruce Gordon on his Modified class Festina low racer. It uses a Peter Ross nosecone, as well as creatively shaped Coroplast for the body. Bruce carts his bike around in a nice little Coroplast bodied trailer. |
| Here's Ray Stockinger, on his front and rear steering, and front and rear offset-able ultra-SWB bike. Corners on a dime. No, Really. E-mail Ray |  |
Stock class racers in the starting grid for the
"short" race at Pioneer park. (Photo by Bill Murphy) |
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Warren Beauchamp taking a fast corner on the Barracuda low racer, and wishing he had a fairing. (Photo by Bill Murphy) |
| Another shot of Warren (me) setting up for the fast corner. Note stealth black bike and leggings to prevent photographers from picking up any details of the bike whatsoever.(Photo by Bill Murphy) |  |
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Tyger Johnson on his slightly modified Lightning F-40, leaning waaaay over around a tight turn while racing the "short course" during Sunday's Pioneer Park event. Robert Wood setting up for the corner in the background. |