Fortified with 7 vitamins and minerals, Racine is back yet again for a third performance at the Big Bear course.

Powerful, fast, and agile are words commonly used to describe sports cars, motorcycles, and even airplanes.

Slow, whiny, and no-talent hack are words often used to describe Racine and his riding style.  Debateably faster than a parked locomotive and able to open beercans in a single pull, Racine's abilities will be put to the ultimate test on the rigid singlespeed Karate Monkey 29er he'll be rockin' through the day and night on the rocky West Virginia course.  Having given up gear-equipped bikes for majority of the past 5 seasons, but not suspension forks, it took a feat of strength and will nearly as powerful as Mr. T and Chuck Norris combined for Racine to knowingly remove the suspension fork from his Karate Monkey and re-install the stock rigid fork.

Look for a command performance held up by a solid foundation of at least having thought about doing some training prior to the race and fueled by the blatant disregard for his own personal well-being in pursuit of team greatness out on the trail in West Virginia.