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Easton Eledge

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5 years ago

Photo by Easton Eledge on October 03, 2021.

Photo by Easton Eledge on October 03, 2021.

Photo by Easton Eledge on October 03, 2021.

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Posted On: October 3rd 2021, 03:44 pm

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aidenglencline

5 years ago

aidenglencline

That’s my favorite star lineman

alexravlin

5 years ago

alexravlin

star lineman🤩

timothy.conn14

5 years ago

timothy.conn14

stud👏

ethanlouison

5 years ago

ethanlouison

@alexravlin look at our star linemen

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We put ourselves in the best position heading into the final power stage. All we needed was 4th or better to clinch the championship. After a season of fighting for every second and point, it came down to one last stage.

Half way through the stage we hit exposed bedrock on the racing line, puncturing both left side tires. We did everything we could to limp to the finish but in the end it wasn’t enough.

What makes this harder to swallow is knowing everything it took to get here.

This season was do or die for me. I put everything I had financially into running my own team, competing against manufacturer teams with far more resources and support. There were no guarantees, but I believed we could fight at the front.

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