daniel constien writes:
>The question I have is how can I get the audience involved in ways
>that are more involved than just viewing? Any help that can be given
>would be appreciated and noted accordingly.
Well, here is what I think. You should have the audience be the ones who lift up the
bikes (with riders still peddling) and move them. At a time appointed by the judges,
the audience would go to their favorite cyclist and move them a few feet. There could
be a rule that each audience member couldn't move the same bike twice in a row. This
might add a touch of the ol' Flusus absurdity to events...
What's going to be the prize for winning? Considering that a "normal" prize is
something material and sationary (like a trophy), 1st prize for your race could be
something immaterial and mobile, like the wind.
-Josh Ronsen
http://www.nd.org/jronsen
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