Thursday, June 28, 2007
Nationals, Here We Come...
After much scrambling around and last minute errands, Iggy is on the road to Nationals. Iggy and his Dad headed out early this morning. First to Colorado, then on to Pennsylvania. Please join us in wishing him the best of luck and a safe trip.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Monday, June 25, 2007
Iggy at Rest
I thought I would post this photo of Iggy chillin at the track getting in a little reading. He went on the win both of his races which were put on by the people from Arizona who use our track to put on their races.
Iggy takes off on Wednesday for Colorado and then Pennsylvania for Junior Nationals. We all wish him good luck.
Monday, June 18, 2007
Iggy ll, Iggy lll and Mark Scott
I am guessing that the photo may have been taken by Nick Onate's father, Don. I will amend the credit if need be. Thank you, Don.
Ignacito at Glendale
Ignacio and bIggy drove up to Glendale yesterday so the kid could loosen up his legs in the 1-2 Pro race. Iggy ll called me last night and told me that Iggy raced hard, chasing down breaks, taking big pulls, you name it. I can't believe how strong this kid is and he seems to get stronger by the day. Did I mention he is only 16? Iggy finished with the group, but got some fast training out of the trip. I wish I could have been there. Thanks to Jonathan Ho, we can all see a bit of the action. Thank you again, Jonathan, your photos are amazing.





Father and Son






Friday, June 15, 2007
Some More Photos From Ontario by Jonathan Ho
Jonathan Ho was kind enough to send us the following photos of Iggy in the 1-2 Pro race in Ontario, California. Be sure to check out his other photos by clicking on his name. Thank you, Jonathan.



Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Another Great Photo from Ontario by Dan Munson
We really appreciate Dan Munson sending us these great photos. I cannot believe how clear they are. This guy is amazing. Thank you once again, Dan. Be sure to check out his site for more great photos.
Ontario 1-2 Pro

Monday, June 11, 2007
A Message From Iggy's Daddy
At one time or another, many people have lent us a hand. Whether it was someone giving us giving us clothing, working on Iggy's bike or even giving us lodging for a race. From the time that Dave Sr. from Pedal Pushers built Iggy's first wheels, to Steve Taylor getting Iggy some cranks off of Ebay after noticing Iggy's cranks were too long. I remember when Gary Westergren bought a funny looking bike at the velodrome so that Iggy could have a road bike (we still have it). How about Tony Olson and Pam Jorgenson have never gotten the credit they deserve for all of the good they have done for so many over many years. They have produced many riders through their classes at the San Diego Velodrome for children and adults. I call poor Tony daily asking him all types of questions. I have turned him into a good listener. I know Pam gets scared when I show up at the Velodrome while she and Tony are teaching their classes. She knows I will be talking to just about everyone and unintentionally disrupt her classes. I thank both of you for putting up with me. Shaun Wallace, Erik Hollenbeck, Shawn Burke, Chris Daggs, Nick Onate...geez, there are just so many people to thank. I will get to you all some day, so please bear with me. I want to thank you all for not babying Iggy and showing him the way it is. He is a tough kid and you guys deserve credit for toughening him up. Right Iggy? Iggy's childhood friends, Jimmy, Ky, Val, Jacob, Joe, Tim...what a great bunch of kids you are. I still believe you guys will buy the Chargers one day.
I would really like to thank the San Diego High School Baccalaureate Program, Principal Karen Wrobleski and all of Iggy's teachers who have worked with him and have allowed him train while getting his education.
Some of you who do not want the credit you deserve, thank you. We will never forget you and together we will make a difference.
Kids, never forget to be grateful for what you have and what your parents sacrifice just so you may continue to reach your goals and dreams. Remember if you aim low, you won't go. If you aim for the stars, you will go far. NEVER QUIT! You are just being tested.
The Power of believing. Don't forget to 'Get Iggy with it!' I know we have a long way to go, but the wheels are in motion.
Ted, Thank you for putting this blog together for us. Gina, you better keep training, Alison, you're a cutie..."Who's your Daddy?"
I would really like to thank the San Diego High School Baccalaureate Program, Principal Karen Wrobleski and all of Iggy's teachers who have worked with him and have allowed him train while getting his education.
Some of you who do not want the credit you deserve, thank you. We will never forget you and together we will make a difference.
Kids, never forget to be grateful for what you have and what your parents sacrifice just so you may continue to reach your goals and dreams. Remember if you aim low, you won't go. If you aim for the stars, you will go far. NEVER QUIT! You are just being tested.
The Power of believing. Don't forget to 'Get Iggy with it!' I know we have a long way to go, but the wheels are in motion.
Ted, Thank you for putting this blog together for us. Gina, you better keep training, Alison, you're a cutie..."Who's your Daddy?"
A special thank you to Dan Munson for sending me this photo of Iggy in the final turn of the final lap in Ontario last weekend. What an awesome photo.
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