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Jemicy’s You Know the Drill, Hammer Time, and Gut Wrencher
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You Know the Drill was the largest of three sculptures from Baltimore’s Jemicy School. Like the other Jemicy entries, it achieved an ACE award. |
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The Gut Wrencher pilot discovered the chill of the harbor. Kinetic rules specify that no more than 8% of a pilot’s body can be wet from the water. An unassisted exit from the water is one of the hardest steps to winning an ACE award—but Gut Wrencher did both smoothly. |
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The Hammertime pilot received coaching and encouragement—but no pushing—to complete the difficult mud section and also win an ACE. |
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ACE judges follow every ACE-eligible entry to ensure they follow the stringent additional rules. This judge has furry magenta horns and cowboy boots. |
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Swapping out smoother pavement tires for gnarled mud tires. |
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