Tim Lobinger gets even at Grand Prix Final
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2003 4:33 pm
This is from a thread Garry Hill started on the TF&N board.
"A spy in Monaco tells me that Tim Lobinger--one of the prime movers in the petition to repeal the short-peg rule--got a bit of payback today.
Miss at 5.86, then a "make" at 5.86 that was negated by a Volzing call, which didn't make him much happy. So, passes his third, then clears a seasonal best 5.91 on his only available try. What does he do then? Runs out onto the track, drops trousers and moons the officials for 20 seconds or so. And it gets replayed on the Jumbotron. Take that!"
Best thing I've heard about a Volzing call this year.
"A spy in Monaco tells me that Tim Lobinger--one of the prime movers in the petition to repeal the short-peg rule--got a bit of payback today.
Miss at 5.86, then a "make" at 5.86 that was negated by a Volzing call, which didn't make him much happy. So, passes his third, then clears a seasonal best 5.91 on his only available try. What does he do then? Runs out onto the track, drops trousers and moons the officials for 20 seconds or so. And it gets replayed on the Jumbotron. Take that!"
Best thing I've heard about a Volzing call this year.