He could taste the gritty dirt that had blown underneath his helmet, and the trickle of sweat that poured down in his neck.
The roar of the engines filled his ears, and he fixed his eyes on the next jump; this was his chance to shine…
I was waiting at the start line, I felt nervous and sweat was dripping down my face.
The gun went bang the race started, there bikes were going everywhere they were making such a huge noise.
They wore special helmets so no dust does not come in.
They raced off he was winning but then he hit a bump he fall off his bike he was injured really badly on the leg but he got back up and then won.
By angus
Hello Angus,
ReplyDelete"His heart was pounding..." what a brilliant story starter, I wanted to read more of your writing! I love the way you have made your bang bold, it stands out and draws attention to your writing piece. I would love to hear more? perhaps you could write a sequel to the next race that he was apart of. I look forward to your next writing piece. Miss Sutherland
Hello i am from Rawhiti School. This story catch's my attention because I like biking. I do a lot of skating and biking. You show there expressions through your words. Good job.
ReplyDeleteHi Angus, I"m Reuben From Rawhiti school I like this because you added lot's of describing words. It reminds me of some thing that I did. Maybe next time you could try put in some paragraphs.
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