MUCKERS 2026 MAY CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 3.

ROUTE AND RACE DETAILS:

Cheddar Gorge | Babble Ride Across Britain | 20.29 miles | 1,385 ft. elevation

ROUVY SAY: A genuinely iconic natural gem nestled in Somerset’s Mendip Hills, Cheddar Gorge is widely regarded as one of the best cycling climbs in the UK.

WE SAY: classic UK route that just got thrown into a random Challenge after it being one of the highlight routes from the babble across Britain challenge from 2 years ago! Yes, 2 years ago! I thought it was last year but my Strava says i last did this route in 2024!. But, we will give it another go as a race and see what happens…….

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, i feel race 3 is the most important race in a 4 race Muckers championship. If you have done the first three, you now know what you have to do in the last one and who you are racing against! Also, for those of us who are around the 40th to 80th places and because of the new points system, pretty much everyone who has completed 3 races, now has more points than those that came for 1 race and got a podium. This is one of the reasons we narrowed down the points gaps from 51st downwards as we want to reward those who race week in / week out, rather than a hitter popping along, wining 1 race and getting enough points the be placed higher than those who have done 3 races. Anyway, with that said, lets see how the results tally up shall we:


FULL LEADERBOARD RESULTS FROM THIS RACE:

*Points before Ballast Added.

PosRiderTimePtsw/kgmphCat.
🥇BareRemi00:46:17.92453.726.3ELITE
🥈nielsbrynnum00:46:18.32423.626.3A2
🥉danrocky00:46:19.22394.326.3ELITE
4DukeNorton00:46:50.52374.326.0A1
5m-forby00:46:50.82354.026.0A2
6VeloBuch00:47:13.22304.025.8A1
7Grochang00:47:19.22273.525.7A2
8Andrus1700:47:19.32244.025.7ELITE
9Stefan79300:48:37.92223.625.0A3
10lrollin00:48:38.42203.525.0A2
11Stefan_Schmidt00:48:38.52153.425.0A3
12Jana.Sterbova00:48:38.62123.725.0A2
13Dave1200:48:38.92093.725.0A2
14666jrm00:48:39.72073.825.0A2
15MikeHagen00:48:44.72053.625.0A1
16nigelhardy00:48:44.72003.925.0A2
17yayarecki00:49:41.71973.224.5A4
18Yumile00:49:41.71943.124.5A3
19barttt00:49:41.91923.424.5A4
20Klinthomie00:49:41.91903.124.5A6
21macko00:49:41.91853.424.5A3
22MatthiasHeil00:49:41.91823.524.5A4
23wolli.d00:49:42.11793.624.5A3
24Andy_UP00:49:42.11773.124.5A4
25RaTim00:49:42.21753.124.5A4
26antyradziu00:51:33.91703.223.6A5
27MNHROUVY00:51:34.31673.123.6A5
28Squalo_delle_Alpi00:51:34.51643.223.6A4
29Pimporro00:52:18.51623.523.3A3
30EddyDomino00:52:34.01603.623.2A3
31BikeandDogTrips00:53:25.51553.222.8A4
32simonjp00:53:25.61522.922.8A4
33Pan.Rorisi00:53:25.91492.922.8A5
34Duckman200:53:34.31473.322.7A5
35karel_sousek00:54:41.21453.522.3ELITE
36S.Ludford00:55:30.21403.021.9A6
37Pablo194500:55:31.61373.221.9A2
38enry196300:55:53.81343.221.8A4
39El_Tractor00:56:29.61322.821.6A5
40BTK_jiri70_cz00:57:00.81303.121.4A4
41PedroPedrosa00:57:42.51253.421.1A5
424WorldPeace00:57:44.01222.821.1A6
43LinV00:57:44.21192.821.1A6
44sunniva00:57:44.31172.821.1A7
45fazzo3400:57:44.41152.621.1A8
46Thomas_Lyhne00:57:56.41102.621.0A4
47LaPanthera00:58:04.01073.021.0A5
48regaldo00:58:49.31042.920.7A6
49Forja00:59:41.11023.020.4A5
50DanWren00:59:42.81002.720.4A6
51Claus-SK00:59:52.1952.820.3A6
52ValRdz01:00:24.494.92.820.2A5
53Mucker197401:00:25.894.82.620.2A5
54Bumblebee_Serock01:00:34.994.72.520.1A6
55Tom_Crins01:00:49.094.63.120.1A5
56stelviobound01:01:48.494.52.419.7A8
57VilemStrakos01:01:58.994.42.619.6A7
58Oscarllodio01:02:08.494.32.819.6A6
59Benlegaillard01:02:11.994.23.119.6A5
60Stevers01:02:15.894.12.919.6A6
61MarcoPantani7901:04:26.3942.618.9A7
62black-angus01:05:10.793.92.318.7A9
63TOMGIASING01:05:30.293.82.718.6A7
64EatmorCake01:05:32.293.72.218.6A9
65VICTOR-CMTL01:05:32.393.62.418.6A7
66cdtchris01:05:59.993.52.218.5A8
67bert5g01:06:07.093.42.718.4A7
68Budhoo01:06:17.193.32.518.4A8
69Neilimp01:07:25.293.22.518.1A8
70RcMustang01:09:17.893.12.117.6A9
71srednik01:10:39.5932.217.2A8
72vero-r01:13:45.392.92.417.7A6
73philouvoreppe01:13:55.792.82.116.5A8
74Michel7901:14:02.392.72.217.4A8
75DannyVR4601:14:05.392.62.116.4A9
76Steve_Waddell01:16:13.092.51.916.0A9
771eddym01:20:34.592.41.915.1A9
78JeffB201:23:37.992.31.814.6A9
79mhrabe01:23:39.892.21.614.6A9

CATEGORY ROUND UP:

Your Category is not set in stone! it is assessed after every race you do with us and possibly changed at the end of the month so please keep this in mind when checking your results

The top 3 in Each Category Leaderboard at the end of the Month, Get the chance to have Bonus Points Added to there World Championship Points BUT only if they managed to secure a top 50 place in the Months Championship.


TOP 3 ELITE RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1BareRemi
2danrocky
3Andrus17

ELITE LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇danrockyELITE729.03
🥈BareRemiELITE648.83
🥉karel_sousekELITE548.23
4Andrus17ELITE422.52
5TudenELITE179.01

TOP 3 CAT. A1 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1DukeNorton
2VeloBuch
3MikeHagen

A1 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇VeloBuchA1644.53
🥈MikeHagenA1602.43
🥉DukeNortonA1237.01
🥉HelmSyerforestA1237.01
5BretsosA1227.01

TOP 3 CAT. A2 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1nielsbrynnum
2m-forby
3Grochang

A2 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇nielsbrynnumA2694.33
🥈lrollinA2652.13
🥉GrochangA2650.43
4Dave12A2624.03
5Pablo1945A2526.03

TOP 3 CAT. A3 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1Stefan793
2Stefan_Schmidt
3Yumile

A3 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇Stefan793A3686.83
🥈mackoA3584.03
🥉EddyDominoA3555.43
4YumileA3551.83
5wolli.dA3547.53

TOP 3 CAT. A4 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1yayarecki
2barttt
3MatthiasHeil

A4 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇MatthiasHeilA4513.03
🥈RaTimA4492.03
🥉Squalo_delle_AlpiA4473.03
4Andy_UPA4347.02
5simonjpA4334.02

TOP 3 CAT. A5 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1antyradziu
2MNHROUVY
3Pan.Rorisi

A5 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇MNHROUVYA5509.03
🥈antyradziuA5441.03
🥉Pan.RorisiA5438.03
4El_TractorA5429.03
5Duckman2A5411.03

TOP 3 CAT. A6 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1Klinthomie
2S.Ludford
34WorldPeace

A6 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇KlinthomieA6445.03
🥈S.LudfordA6381.03
🥉4WorldPeaceA6320.43
4DanWrenA6288.63
5UncleE64A6209.32

TOP 3 CAT. A7 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1sunniva
2VilemStrakos
3MarcoPantani79

A7 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇sunnivaA7306.33
🥈VilemStrakosA7280.93
🥉RamparuA7102.01
4aladinA794.91
5SteuBlancA794.11

TOP 3 CAT. A8 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1fazzo34
2stelviobound
3cdtchris

A8 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇fazzo34A8302.63
🥈stelvioboundA8281.03
🥉cdtchrisA8278.73
4srednikA8276.63
5BeldarA894.01

TOP 3 CAT. A9 RIDERS FROM THIS RACE:

1black-angus
2EatmorCake
3RcMustang

A9 LEADERBOARD SO FAR THIS MONTH:

PosRiderCat.PointsRaces
🥇EatmorCakeA9186.82
🥈black-angusA993.91
🥉RcMustangA993.11
4DannyVR46A992.61
5Steve_WaddellA992.51

THIS MONTHS TOP 100 LEADERBOARD SO FAR:

*Ballast added to this table

The Aim here is to get into the top 50 positions by the end of each 4 week period. If you do, you get World Championship points that are updated every month for the year.

Top 10 at the end of the Month get ballast added which is basically a percentage figure your points get deduced by and lasts for the whole of the year

We use your best 10 Months Out of 12 for the world championship.

PosRiderCat.PointsRacesBallast
🥇danrockyELITE729.030.00%
🥈nielsbrynnumA2694.330.25%
🥉Stefan793A3686.830.75%
4lrollinA2652.131.50%
5GrochangA2650.433.50%
6BareRemiELITE648.8311.00%
7VeloBuchA1644.537.00%
8Dave12A2624.030.00%
9MikeHagenA1602.430.75%
10mackoA3584.030.00%
11EddyDominoA3555.431.00%
12YumileA3551.830.75%
13karel_sousekELITE548.237.25%
14wolli.dA3547.531.00%
15Pablo1945A2526.030.00%
16MatthiasHeilA4513.030.00%
17MNHROUVYA5509.030.00%
18RaTimA4492.030.00%
19Squalo_delle_AlpiA4473.030.00%
20KlinthomieA6445.030.00%
21antyradziuA5441.030.00%
22Pan.RorisiA5438.030.00%
23FlyingSkywalkerA3437.020.00%
24El_TractorA5429.030.00%
25Stefan_SchmidtA3427.020.00%
26Andrus17ELITE422.528.75%
27Jana.SterbovaA2421.020.00%
28Duckman2A5411.030.00%
29S.LudfordA6381.030.00%
30Andy_UPA4347.020.00%
31simonjpA4334.020.00%
yayareckiA4334.020.00%
334WorldPeaceA6320.430.00%
34enry1963A4319.020.00%
35sunnivaA7306.330.00%
36fazzo34A8302.630.00%
37DanWrenA6288.630.00%
38Mucker1974A5284.230.00%
39ValRdzA5283.630.00%
40BTK_jiri70_czA4282.020.00%
41stelvioboundA8281.030.00%
42VilemStrakosA7280.930.00%
43cdtchrisA8278.730.00%
44srednikA8276.630.00%
45BikeandDogTripsA4270.020.00%
46TomC68X-SLXA3257.020.00%
47DukeNortonA1237.010.00%
HelmSyerforestA1237.010.00%
49ChakA4234.020.00%
50markroA2230.010.00%
51m-forbyA2229.712.25%
52BretsosA1227.010.00%
53UncleE64A6209.320.00%
54666jrmA2207.010.00%
55Dok_PSA4205.010.00%
56Bates1980A6200.120.00%
57RJL1925A3200.010.00%
nigelhardyA2200.010.00%
59ST.BerlinA1197.010.00%
60L.ArenaA1194.010.00%
61bartttA4192.010.00%
62laborgA4190.010.00%
Frank.yA3190.010.00%
64EatmorCakeA9186.820.00%
65vero-rA6186.120.00%
66TudenELITE179.010.00%
67Stefan_MTBA4170.010.00%
68Kewing73A3167.010.00%
69fonzi23A3164.010.00%
lolo71A2164.010.00%
71PimporroA3162.010.00%
72Nicolas_GrenobleA5160.010.00%
73prochar1A3155.010.00%
74TheDrewBA5145.010.00%
FredmonardA4145.010.00%
76chorusA4140.010.00%
77ludwigdbA3134.010.00%
78rouvy1bryonA6130.010.00%
bubidibabidibuA4130.010.00%
80PedroPedrosaA5125.010.00%
Buystje67A4125.010.00%
mamikyA4125.010.00%
83LinVA6119.010.00%
SvenWitA4119.010.00%
85Scotty-RRNA6117.010.00%
FlowRider82A5117.010.00%
87K.RichardsonA4115.010.00%
88WayMeA4110.010.00%
89Thomas_LyhneA4109.710.25%
90LaPantheraA5107.010.00%
MauroMarcuccilliA3107.010.00%
92regaldoA6104.010.00%
93RamparuA7102.010.00%
ForjaA5102.010.00%
audaxA4102.010.00%
96supersix.1A4100.010.00%
97Claus-SKA695.010.00%
98aladinA794.910.00%
JensDWulfA594.910.00%
100Pedro1106A494.810.00%

WHATS NEXT TO COME:

Remember you are more than welcome to come and race with us on any of our races even if the championships are of no interest to you. The more the merrier!! These championships are just here as extra motivation and fun ways to train.

Sunday Hill Climb (aka the Sunday hill climb championship)

Double header this weekend:

Sete Cidades | Azores | 11.32 miles | 1,798 ft. elevation

Then an hour later:

Hilchenbach – Erndtebrück – Birkelbach | 28.15 miles | 1,969 ft. elevation.

This equals a very nice 39.47 miles and 3767 ft. elevation

Search “Muckers Sunday” in the event search function on ROUVY to find all the scheduled climbs we have created so far. All start times included in the championship.

Tuesday Race Night (aka the w/kg training championship)

The 2.8 week!!!!

can you hit the 2.8w/kg target over the following route:

Cedros | Azores | 10.71 miles | 1,191 ft. elevation

luckily its kinda short, but it’s got a downhill at the end and we all know what that means…….

Search “Muckers Tuesday” in the event search function on ROUVY to find all the scheduled races we have created so far at the 5 different start times. All start times included in the championship

Thursday Race Night (aka the world championship)

The last round for May! We use the strangely named:

QVRO4 Asque-Cietat | 15.92 miles | 2,484 ft. elevation.

What a tough looking route this is! But lets see how it goes as we wrap up a pretty hard month of racing!

Search “Muckers championship” in the event search function on ROUVY to find all the scheduled races we have created so far at the 6 different start times. All start times included in the championship


TO FINISH OFF:

Well, that was one tough race. hope everyone enjoyed it and you are all now set for next weeks even tougher challenge. Remember you are fighting to get as high as you can in the GC for the world championship points and if you are having an even better month, top 3 in your category for bonus points. Looking at the categories after todays race, some are set for a win and also a promotion next week , but there are lots of ways these predictions could change so lets see how it all unfolds next week!

Not much else to report this week, so we will leave this short and sweet today and get this blog published.

Thank you all as always, and especially those who read this blog to the very end. Appreciate it.

Mucker1974

Neil Rushby

co-founder of muckersworldwide.com and race organizer! Been into cycling since a kid and spent most of the time on BMX and mountain bikes. Took me longer than most to get the road cycling bug but I was bitten around 5 years ago when I finally got a fully fledged road bike that fitted and I let the flat handled road bike go...

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8 Responses

  1. Neil Rushby says:

    Struggled tonight. Just wasn’t feeling it, even in the warm up, legs heavy and tired. But the race starts and we try a rapid start, but already we are in 40th place and not gaining at all. If anything, i am getting dropped and i am in the draft.. then i realize I’ve left the cadex 50s on so not got my usual aero wheels for the fast bit! They really do make that much difference! I get dropped, and i jump onto the next pack and its a really nice pack and i feel these guys really helped me set the time i did just by being fast all the way to the climb. Got to the climb and my legs just had nothing. could just about hold 2.7/2.8 but had to be out of the saddle to do anything like a 3.0, but it wouldn’t last long. What a difference to Tuesdays “easy” 2.9s up the 3 climbs!!

    But you have races like this. you activate survival mode and just head down to the end and hope you set a good time. I feel my 60 minutes and a few seconds wasn’t too bad all things considered and i am happy to be quite nicely into the GC top 50.

    I’m still fighting to stay in A5, mainly against valrdz which has kept this month very interesting, but we are both way off the others in our category. i wonder who will come out on top next week? Its a climbers route so its hers for the taking, i just have to make sure i finish within 6 places of her and i stay up which is an accomplishment, but if i don’t, then I’m getting a demotion…. which would be a relief lol

  2. Brian Westfall (4WorldPeace) says:

    I was really looking forward to this weeks race. I reviewed the earlier races to see how may rider had completed them and reviewed their times. I used the data to set time goals and to know what place I needed to finish in to be in the top 50. If I finish in 1 hour I would loose 9 spots from my heat finish. If I finished in 58 min I would loose 6 spots. So I set 58 min as my time goal and 40th as my place goal to make the top 50. My plan, like usual was to, push the start and grab the wheels of the faster rider an hang on as long as I could. With all the little rollers I didn’t think I would make it to the climb with them. Hung on until about the quarter mark and then ended up in no man’s land which was not what I wanted. There was a big group of riders a ways back and I knew they would catch me quick but, I didn’t want to burn to much energy trying to stay in front of them before the climb. Then I noticed that El_Tractor was easing off ahead so maybe just give it a little juice to get to him and we could work together to the climb. We worked well together to the base of the climb which is when the big group caught us. El_Tractor grab the wheel of the stronger group and I jumped in my my what was left ( LinV, sunniva, rihards_sprincis, fazzo34, Thomas_Lyhne). Sorry if I left anyone out. We all worked well together pushing up the climb. Great working with all of you. We crested together and took a little breather then started pushing the pace down the hill. It looked like everyone else had the same idea so we were moving. I had decided on the way down that I wasn’t going to wait for the group to kick, I was going to go a little early and see if I could hold on. So I let up just a little to get a draft and went. I jumped ahead and stopped looking for riders position and just put my head down and gritted it out. I knew it was close but, wasn’t sure if I made it over the line ahead until I saw 39th place. What a fantastic finish for all of us. So much fun. It was a super tight finish with 5 of us within .4 second of each other. I ended up beating all my goals, finished at 57.44.00, 39th place in the heat and, 42nd all in. And best of all, won my race within a race. Next week is a completely different race and tough with all that climbing. Should be a grueler!! See you there😎

  3. Mike Hagen says:

    That was a fun race. More chasing and catching groups, and mixing groups, than usual, I think, and that made it fun. Big lead peloton. You knew it would be; no need to get serious until the Cheddar climb started. But on a little ramp halfway to the climb, we got separated! Oh no! Lead 18 got away, and I was left with Jana.Sterbova, wolli.d, Yumile, MNHROUVY, simonjp, and the famous MatthiasHeil: a good group to ride with to the climb. Through Cheddar and into the gorge, saw that RaTim and Klinthomie had gotten dropped by the leaders. We reeled them in. And gapped them. Well, Jana, Yumile, wooli, and I did, the others formed a group behind. But now nigelhardy and Stefan793 were gaining fast! Desperate to reach the top of the gorge before they caught us, but didn’t quite manage. Did manage to hold onto the draft into the easier uphill after the gorge. We caught Stefan_Schmidt, lrollin, and Dave12. We were joined by 666jrm. I think he caught us from behind, I’m not really sure! I know we’re losing riders off the back; I hope I’m not next. Four km to go, last ramp before the downhill to the finish, last chance to attack, and someone did. I was gassed, but so was Nigel. We were dropped. We were 150 m behind, got back to 70 m, but by then I’m just worried about Nigel. Every point counts. I went with 250 m to go and somehow pipped him. Happy with 15th, and looking at who was in that group just five seconds up; I’m very pleased. Next week is going to be another brutal race. Kudos to all that finished!

    • Yumile says:

      I went through almost all the race groups in order, one after the other. Unfortunately, I started with the first one. 😉

  4. Manuel Lamber SHARK says:

    Of sure another race very toasty, this time I trued to start with more velocity, and I hold the wheels of a group of very powerful mates as Big S (super smile Loudford), Duckman2, Fazzo33 and my 👑 chupa wheels of Andy. My group when the hills come result break, and as ever the paper come mixed again, for my fortune I find a few distance MNHROUVY, antyradziu and Ghostkiller, we worked all together during all the hills and kicker that we find, I see often my nearby list and for a moment I see not so far Ratim, MatthiasHeil and a very impressive Klinthomie (now you are too improve, you give me 2 min to me, and never I can catch you 👍). My plan for catching this group don’t realise but after lose Ghostkiller (I think for a issue of connection), I work hard with the other two friends, I try and try to push but it was not enough. At the end after many km of effort, I try to go with a final sprint but for a little don’t win it of 3, but in my mind I just know that 😂.
    Thanks especially to antyradziu, is just 2/3 times that we worked very well together 💪.

    Thanks for all who ride with me, and see you to the next week for a final race, now I hold my 3rd position in A4 but it’s a very heavy challenge 💪👋🦈

  5. Sunniva says:

    It turns out it’s not the Wednesday’s Z2 climbing sessions with Ratim that exhaust me, but the Thursday’s strength trainings. But I have no choice or ability to change that, so I’m always ready for Thursday’s race and give it my all.
    I’m in a good position on A7 and don’t need to sprint to the finish; I just have to hang in there. That was my plan, but then came the climb, and my legs were screaming: slow down, slow down.
    Luckily, 4WorldPeace was in my group, so I knew we’d work together, and LinV, whom I associate with Sunday’s tough climb, was great. Oh, it was so good to have LinV with me yesterday; she helped me mentally organize my effort. Once we reached the summit, everything became easier 🙂
    Thank you for your help, support, and great fun.

  6. Klinthomie says:

    I had to pinch myself several times. I thought I was dreaming or at least hallucinating – how was I riding alongside Mucker legends and people in categories 4–5… 6 steps above me? I know that my form is good these days, and I was eager to try myself out, but this went way beyond my own expectations. A top 20? I will take it!

    For this race, I actually did a little bit of recon on Wednesday, since I was doing some mild zone 2 training anyways. I liked the route and recognized that my tactic for this race was to stay with the front group until we hit the gorge. Should be around 20 minutes before the start of the big climb and staying with the group over the last kicker was crucial. And so this was what I did! It wasn’t easy, and I had to focus so much on the little kickers not to lose BareRemi and the other 16 riders in front. Once we dropped Mike, Yumile, Jana, MNHrouvy, and more on one of the last kickers, I was flying! I could not believe that I had actually stayed with the front, and it honestly gave me wings.

    But since I am not a featherweight, I have to have bigger wings in order to not get caught by the likes of Mr. Mike Hagen on climbs above 3–5%, and that was the reality. Still, I think I did alright, and I am very proud to have ridden with Ratim (among others) for most of the ride.

    At some point, we were three, and it was obvious we could not hold off the group behind us with Mathias Heil, Macko & Co. And that was alright; maybe it was an opportunity for me to rest a bit, since my legs were burning from trying to pull away from them during the big climbs.

    The last sprint was crazy. Downhill, spinning out, hard to time. Do I go at 300 meters? 400? 500? I almost felt like there was no use in trying, especially with the group that I was in, but I tried anyways – and what do you know, I finished third or fourth! Even overtaking Mathias and Ratim and other names that I have huge respect for. I am kinda surprised at how much of a mental game sprints can be, how you can lose hope in the matter of milliseconds, and how much that matters for the final rankings.

    But top 20! Wow! A lot of “pinch my arm” moments in this race, and probably my best performance ever on a Thursday Muckers race. You know, at the start of the year I had two realistic goals. One was to try and finish ahead of Sharky in a race (hehe), and the other was to finish in the top 20. Now I have done both. I still can’t believe it, but I guess I gotta set some new goals. I just hope this progression keeps on going and that there is still a long way to go before I reach my ceiling.

    Next week is gonna be a totally different beast, and I already know now that I am not gonna be this happy come Friday morning. But let’s try. Thanks for the ride, everybody! ✌️

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