What sports do you do?

[webbera]

Thanks

[Mike]

When I was younger, i was quite small and coxed for my school and then for Scotland.

Too tall now...

You coxed for scotland - cool

which crew was it???

An Under-18 eight

[AusF1]

nice work

ive only been rowing for school for 3 years.........best sport though

[F1Canada]

I've played curling for 3 years, and intend to continue during at least 5 other years

And next season, my team and I expect to reach the junior (20 y/o or less) world championships Honnestly, I think we can. Last year, we got the bronze in a rather big tournament in Sorel, although our lead and our second had played only 3 games each before the tournament

[goNippon]

I did swimming during around 8 years (Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly, and Freestyle. Butterfly is the most difficult while Breaststroke is the easiest, in my view). But I don't do swimming since 2003...

Also, I used to play table-tennis for some years. Not that good but it was possible to have some fun anyway.

[Mäth]

since the last 10 days, I've been playing tennis a lot, depsite my quite low abilities My mate, who's played for nearly 5 years, told me that I'm extremely good for a beginner

[Colombian]

congrats dude. Maybe you will be a Federer or a Coria

[Mäth]

or only a Connors Nah, actually, I'd rather try to improve my skills. There is a long way to go before I can even think joining leagues But hey ! could be sooner than I think

On the other hand, when I'm not at the tennis court, I'm at the local karting track We had a wet race last week, and I won it, lapping everyone There was no rain during lap 1, but as soon as lap 2 had started it was pouring buckets of water We were still on slick tyres as well So, the kart was a nightmare to control, and its behaviour was hard to predict, always on the limit of becoming extreme understeer. I think I've been about to go in the grass in almost every corner But on lap 5, I probably was a little too excited, and I ran too wide at the exit of turn 1 and I spent the next 5 seconds in dirt, mud and grass On the next lap, I spun in turn 2. But the best thing was that, on the last lap, I set the benchmark to 1'19.734. When I rejoined the pits, I'd been told that a very good wet lap is around 1'26

Now, the embarassing side of my afternoon It was during the cool-down lap. I saw that someone went off in the hairpin. So I told myself to brake earlier and harder than usual. But those karts have only rear brakes. I braked so hard that the rear completely locked up, and I nearly hit the other kart I'd stopped in the tyres. Unfortunately for me, my mate was sitting there with my camera, so he took one interresting shot, which you can see below

[Grand Prix Gerard]

You have your own kart ???

I want a own kart too But they are so expensive

[Mäth]

well, I'd really like to have my own one too I'm still using those available at the track