1. Melisa Rollins 

2nd Place Ruby Ryan 

3rd Place Crystal Anthony

4th Place Jenna Rinehart

5th Place Erin Osborne 

 

In 1989, Grace Slick decided to retire from music after completing a final tour with Jefferson Airplane, marking the end of an era. At the age of 50, Slick felt it was time to step away from the stage, famously stating, “All rock-and-rollers over the age of 50 look stupid and should retire.” She left behind a legacy that spanned over two decades, during which she had helped define the sound and spirit of both Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship, and she remained an icon of the 1960s counterculture.

After her retirement, Slick transitioned to a career in visual arts, focusing on painting. Her artwork often reflected her experiences in music and her fascination with the mystical and surreal. She produced paintings of her fellow rock icons, including Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix, as well as pieces inspired by her love of animals and abstract designs. Slick’s art gained a following, and she found a new form of self-expression that allowed her to continue her creative journey.

For Grace Slick, retiring from music allowed her to explore a new path and reconnect with her artistic roots. Her shift from rock star to visual artist demonstrated her ability to evolve while staying true to her creative spirit. Slick’s paintings have become sought after, and her legacy as both a musician and an artist endures, showing that her influence extends far beyond her years on stage.

 Fuck yeah 

 Current mood 

 

 

 

 

 

the older i get the more im like. brown and green are such good colors

 

 Tinker looks like my second cousin Rochelle who has smoked since she was thirteen, and can’t stop tanning 

 

 

 

 

 Keep doin Radshit

 

 

 Gravity always wins. 

That’s fact, not fiction.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Iceman Lullaby

Hush now, cyclist, the night’s getting late,

Tomorrow’s the race, and you’re feeling great!

Dream of the trails, but try not to fall,

And if you hit the dirt, just give it your all!

Snuggle in tight, don’t kick off those sheets,

Tomorrow’s a party with 5,000 of your peeps!

Don’t forget your snacks, fuel up, don’t slack,

Or you might find yourself begging a rider for a snack!

 USA Cycling debuts Junior National Series, offering a unique pathway to elite racing

Featuring the biggest races in the US, the new series offers young talent a dedicated talent development USA Cycling today announced the launch of its first Junior Gravel National Series, aimed at developing the next generation of elite cyclists.

Designed exclusively for riders aged 15-18, the five-race series offers young athletes the opportunity to gain valuable race experience and earn recognition at the biggest gravel events in the country, including Unbound Gravel, SBT GRVL and the USA Cycling Gravel National Championships.

“We are working closely with event organisers and industry partners to build a foundation for the future. This series is just the beginning of a broader initiative to expand opportunities for junior riders across multiple cycling disciplines. The USA Cycling Junior Gravel National Series represents a bold step forward in our efforts to expand youth participation in gravel, a discipline that offers a unique bridge between road and off-road cycling,” says Kyle Knott, USA Cycling’s Director of National Events, in a press release.and identification pathway

• - Valley of Tears Gravel on March 8 in Turkey, Texas
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• - Life Time Sea Otter Classic presented by Continental on April 11 in Monterey, California
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• - Life Time UNBOUND Gravel on May 31 in Emporia, Kansas

 

 

Wave 1. Agro do it every year I’m gonna tell all my co workers and customers I could have top 15 the pro raced.

Wave 2. More Aggressive pricks that should be in wave one.

Wave 3, old fast guys that haven’t done it years..

Wave 4. Up and coming and the weekend local that never races fast guy..

Wave 5. Phart bikes. Gravel bikes 

Wave 6. Just cruising ..but I don’t want to get too jammed up in the sand group

Wave 7.  I should of been in Wave 2

Wave 8. I’m not seriously racing but I still want it on my Strava 

Wave 9. I ride a lot and  I did ICEMAN 

Wave 10. The dudes n bros group racing for fun and bragging rights to the second wife

Wave. 11. Semi fat dudes, and multi ICEMAN done it cougars 

Wave 12.  I haven’t done it since 2017, but I decided to do it this year 

Wave 13.  I do it every yearm

Wave 14. I’ve never done it before..I got this entry on a transfer

Wave 15. Real fat guys and dudes that like to pop wheelies for Rob on Phart bikes