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Marcos Braccini

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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 12:36 am

O futuro do Brasil É O FUTURO DE NOSSAS CRIANÇAS!

Meu voto é Lula e Alckmin 13

#lulapresidente13

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milenaferrr

21 days ago

milenaferrr

Pela democracia, pelas crianças 1️⃣3️⃣❤️⭐️

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Swipe to read more ➡️ Searching for the words right now to put this one out there. I’ll start by saying I don’t know why it took me so long to decide not to race. But I can tell you it is absolutely in my nature to be the toughest, strongest-willed mother F’r on 2 wheels. That makes me stubborn, narrow-minded, & selfishly hopeful.

To skip to the end for the current generation that can’t read… I broke my neck & it’s about as stable as my wife is after the news… I have some numbness in one arm; all motor skills are fine, but surgery may be inevitable.

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Not sure what came first or if there is any significance at all, but this summer I was tossed over the bars & couldn’t escape the bike. I was pile-driven into the ground headfirst, had a concussion and a sprained neck; results came back with no bone damage. It never really felt 100% again, but most of my body isn’t 100% either, so I did what I do & pushed on.

Fast forward to ISDE, it was no longer bothering me too bad, just tight. Day 4, I had a pretty big crash I don’t remember much of, which is odd since time usually slows down on the big ones; the details were faint. I definitely hit my head, but I got back on and kept moving. Afterward, Bill Davis said he heard my bike shut off, and that’s when I ejected. Regardless, I knew I hit my head and had some numbness or shooting pain in my right hand, & my shoulder was feeling pretty jacked.

Did what I could to make it through. Still, I was riding with a concussion & not feeling 100%. This is where, as a racer, I knew: no excuses, & damn sure, given my position with second in each series, nobody needs to know I’m not 100%. & I’m not exactly sure why this is racer logic!

I was able to mend for a week; no concussion symptoms, felt as good as I could leading into Ironman, just a little nerve pain in my hand that stemmed from my neck.

At this point, I knew what I needed to do; I was doing it. At the halfway point of the race, I would have been leading the points walking out of Crawfordsville. You guys know that story… the part untold is that after refueling, I was pushing to get to Jordan. I knew what I needed to do. I finally got close