Where did this year’s edition of Rampage stack up among everything you’ve accomplished in your career? Which, you know, is still pretty good at Rampage. I was just stoked to get a run down and I figured it would probably be a top three. And by no means did I think I was gonna win the thing. So I knew there was room for people to improve. Semenuk: An 89 is a pretty good score, but it’s not an amazing score by any means. Were you confident that was going to hold for the win? You finished with a score of 89 as the first rider to do his second run. But obviously we need medical in position, and we need to get Tom out safely. So you’re kind of coming in and out of this prepared state to drop into this round. And then they’re like, ‘Oh no, delay,’ and then it’s another five minutes.

If someone tells you five minutes, then you chill for a couple minutes and then you start to get back into the mindset and start to get warmed up, ready to drop in. I don’t know how long I was actually up there, it was probably 45 minutes, give or take, but it was just five minute warning after five minute warning. Obviously right there you know it’s a bad situation.īasically for the entire portion of that delay, I was getting a lot of five minute warnings. The most information I got was kind of near the end of the wait when they were saying that the medical team is still not back in position, because they’re trying to figure out if he was going to get helicoptered out or if they’re going to drive in an ambulance. I didn’t know what was going on with Tom, they hadn’t really said anything. There wasn’t a lot of information, to be honest. How much communication was there about what was happening with Tom after his crash? And were you getting time estimates or were you largely in the dark? You mentioned waiting to do that first run. The second run was actually a lot easier to drop in for. So I was ready to get up there and do it again. But I got up and the nerves were gone, and I got to ride half my line. And then obviously on the first run nerves are always bigger, and the crash sucked and whatnot. And obviously my good friend just went down and you want to know what’s going on with him and make sure he’s good. The first run was a lot trickier, just sitting up there with that really big delay. Semenuk: Honestly, on the second run a lot of nerves were out. You had to bail on your first run how did that affect your nerves?

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