Anneau du Rhin 2.0
From time to time I think back to this great day on the racing track. Of course I remember only the good parts of it. I certainly will not remember that I got up at 5o’clock in the morning. 
The last time I did not write much about this day, so here is some more information:
Overall there were about 50 people attending this course. These people were split into three groups: novices, amateurs, experts.
The whole morning and the half afternoon we worked by turns. Break, theory, driving, and each turn was 30 minutes long. But before we could go onto the track we attached a sticker with the start number to the bike. Moreover we had to do a volume test. After that, we, including our bikes, were ready for the track.
The second half of the afternoon we had some time for free training. Again we worked in 20′ turns but this time only two groups: slow (relatively spoken) and fast. As novice I joined the slow driving group 
The ride home was quite arduous, because I had to be very careful and slow down all the time to prevent a speeding ticket!
As I promised here are some pictures:
May 14th, 2008 at 9:44 pm
“the god parts of it”… God may have had a hand in making this day perfect, but I think you meant “good”
“Overall there were about 50 people attended” –> “Overall there were … attending” or “Overall about 50 people attended”
“These people where split” –> “were split”
“I had to be very carefully and slow me down” –> “I had to be very careful and slow down” or “… and reduce the speed”
Cheers!
May 14th, 2008 at 10:18 pm
*lol* Of course I meant good
Thanks again!
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May 15th, 2008 at 11:35 am
“think back at” -> “think back to”
“bike and moreover” -> “bike. Moreover”
“After that we including our bikes were ready for the track.” -> “After that, we, including our bikes, were ready for the track.”
“Again we made 20” turns” -> “Again we worked in 20′ turns”
May 15th, 2008 at 12:33 pm
Strange sentence with all those commas
The best would be to rewrite it…
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May 18th, 2008 at 2:42 am
looks awesome!