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Wake County Public School System will provide a relevant and engaging education and will graduate students who are collaborative, creative, effective communicators and critical thinkers.
Through best practices, a shared vision, a culture of continuous improvement and exposure to the fields of health and sciences, students will graduate with a high school diploma and have the opportunity to earn an associate degree, health sciences diploma, or certificate from Wake Technical Community College.
Students applying to college can begin filing the FAFSA after October 1. Linda Taylor is our financial aid counselor who can assist families with the FAFSA. She is on North campus on Mondays by appointment. To schedule a meeting with her, please call Ms. Hennings at 919-532-5660.
All continuing volunteers who were approved for the 2016-2017 school year MUST reactivate as a volunteer by October 31st! Volunteers may go to any WCPSS site and register through the Intranet. Current volunteers, who provide a valid email address will receive an email 15 days and 30 days prior to the expiration of their volunteer status reminding them to reactivate.
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Friday, September 29th is an early release for WECHS Students. PHS will dismiss at 11:05, North Campus bus leaves North Campus at 11:00 am.
Art Club Interest meeting Tuesday, September 26th from 2:30 - 3:30 in room 225.
Calling ALL future Health Care Professionals! HOSA has posted volunteer opportunities on the HOSA Remind. Please remember to sign up. Also, don't your HOSA dues. Dues can be given to Mrs. Hill or paid online. See Mrs. Hill with any questions.
American Red Cross Club needs your help. The week of September 25th, ARCC will be collecting items for the Totes for Hope Drive. This campaign is to collect essential items needed for victims of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Students will be visiting Pulse Classes to kick off this drive. The Pulse class with the most items will be rewarded. All items must be NEW! Suggested items include: Socks, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Dental floss, Deodorant, Aftershave, Liquid soap, Hand sanitizer, Combs/brushes, Body lotion, Fleece throws, Tissues, Hand wipes, Deck of cards, Shampoo, Body wash, Shaving cream, and Lip balm.
WECHS College Panel and Road to Associates
When: Monday, September 25
Location: Perry Health Campus, HS2 Room 149
Part 1: 6:30 - 7:00 p.m. Road to Associates
Learn about the opportunities and requirements to earn the Associate in Science or Arts Degrees as well as other programs that Wake Tech offers to WECHS students.
Part 2: 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. College Admissions Panel
Learn from the college admission experts from UNC-Chapel Hill, East Carolina University, University of Alabama, NC Central and more. They will be discussing admission requirements, college planning, scholarships and more.
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Support WECHS by purchasing tickets in advance of the NC State Fair!
For every adult ticket purchased using 583, our school code, the State Fair will donate $2 to WECHS. Every child ticket purchased using 583, the State Fair will donate $1 to our school.
To support WECHS, simply enter 583, under "Membership" at check-out on the WCPSS admission ticket link, http://www.ncstatefair.org/2017/Visitor/Tickets.htm. This promotion is only available online in advance of the FAIR. Tickets must be purchased by 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, October 12th.
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is administering the PreACT assessment to all eligible 10th grade students. ALL WECHS sophomores will take the PreACT on Friday, October 27, 2017. There is no fee to take the test.
Since ACT allows (but not requires) calculators, students who have calculators should bring them to the testing room. ACT does not permit students to have phones on their person during the test administration.
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Order your WECHS Pride 2017-2018 yearbook today! The cost is $45. We do not order extra yearbooks. Order forms are outside the office or you may use the link on the website.
Drivers Education forms are outside the main office. Complete and return to Enloe. Do not pay for the class until the Instructor emails/contacts you about class placement. You must be 14 years 6 months on the first day of class. Cost is $65.
To be connected to information regarding upcoming Student Services' programs and opportunities, we'd like you to connect to our REMIND text/email site (for students and parents) and also visit our Student Services Website. For more information, visit http://wechs-student-services.weebly.com/. We have created class groups so that information can be sent for individual classes as needed.
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Vettel blames Hamilton errors for holding him up
June 10, 2017 · Leave a Comment
World championship leader Sebastian Vettel blamed 'mistakes' by Lewis Hamilton for hampering his progress as his Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen topped the times in Friday's second practice for the Canadian Grand Prix.
The four-time world champion German said he did not blame the Mercedes driver, but said it was "annoying" that his rhythm was broken as the pair prepared for their seventh contest in an increasingly-competitive season.
"I think towards the end I understood what we need, what the car needs, what we're planning to do, so it should be a better day tomorrow," he told reporters after the session.
"All in all it's been a tricky session, quite slippery on the track.
"And it was a bit annoying. I was stuck behind him. I wanted to get a good feel to the car so I'd leave a gap.
"Then he would do a mistake, so it's unfortunate, but it was mistakes. It was breaking a bit the rhythm, but we understood."
"The problem was when you try to do consecutive laps, with traffic, it's not ideal. I'm pretty sure he didn't do them on purpose — he was trying to do the same and get a feeling for the car.
"But it was slippery today and easy to do mistakes. I think I spun twice, but I think it will get better during the weekend. The circuit usually improves a lot here."
Vettel wound up third fastest behind Raikkonen and Hamilton as Ferrari and Mercedes traded fastest laps in a closely-fought day's action at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
The Finn, who finished a disappointed and controversial second in Ferrari's one-two triumph at last month's Monaco Grand Prix, clocked a best lap in one minute and 12,935 seconds to outpace the Briton, who was fastest in the morning's opening session, by 0.215 seconds.
Hamilton, who trails Vettel by 25 points in the drivers championship after a disappointing Monaco Grand Prix where Ferrari scored a resounding one-two triumph, was encouraged by Mercedes' form.
"It's been a pretty good first day for the team," he said. "The Ferraris are looking fast here and, as the times show, it's super close at the top right now.
"I feel like we are still just a little bit behind the red cars at this early stage of the weekend, but we'll be pushing as hard as we can to close the gap ahead of qualifying on Saturday.
"After a tough weekend in Monaco, the main thing is that our car is already feeling a lot better around Montreal. It should be game on for the rest of the weekend."
Four-time champion German Vettel was third fastest in the second Ferrari ahead of Finn Valtteri Bottas, who was fourth in the second Mercedes.
The top four were separated by only 0.375 seconds at the end of a closely-contested session.
Dutchman Max Verstappen was fifth for Red Bull, before he pulled up in the closing stages with gearbox problems, ahead of Brazilian Felipe Massa of Williams and two-time champion Spaniard Fernando Alonso, who posted an excellent late lap for McLaren Honda to go seventh.
Verstappen said he remained optimistic despite his problems.
"I don't know what it was exactly," he said. "We need to investigate, but before that it was quite a positive session — I thought we were quite close in the top four on this track,which is normally not my favourite.
"We can be quite pleased with that. We are racing for fifth, but it has been like this all season so it doesn't really change.
"We are not fighting for victories, but fifth is like a victory for us I guess so you just try to make the best of it."
Frenchman Esteban Ocon and his Force India team-mate Mexican Sergio Perez were eighth and 10 th either side of Russian Daniil Kvyat in his Toro Rosso.
Dovizioso edges Vinales in Mugello epic
June 5, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso thrilled the home crowds with a stirring MotoGP victory at Mugello on Sunday over championship leader Maverick Vinales.
Dovizioso's fellow Italian teammate Danilo Petrucci was third while veteran superstar Valentino Rossi of Yamaha won plaudits for racing in pain from a training accident and finishing fourth having set the early pace.
Rossi had gone into the race looking worried and drawn.
"I couldn't really ride the way I would have liked to," he said. "I will try to recover and be in perfect shape in Barcelona (next weekend)," a deeply disappointed Rossi said.
The four had opened an ominous gap on the rest of the field hitting top speeds of 340kph (211mph) on the long straight and Vinales, on a Yamaha, set much of the pace having won three races so far this season.
"This win is a dream come true," said the 31-year-old Dovizioso, who had been feeling poorly overnight but eventually beat Spaniard Vinales by 1.281sec.
"The home crowds helped me and the Ducati effort was amazing."
Dovizioso also led an Italian sweep on the day after Mattia Pasini won the Moto2 race and Andrea Migno narrowly edged the Moto3 category opener.
Huge crowds had turned out at Mugello, many of them igniting yellow and blue smoke bombs at the start of the race in support of Rossi, who provoked a roar of approval by overtaking pole-sitter Vinales on the first turn.
But Rossi's injured ribs eventually saw him fade as his young teammate Vinales rode a wily race to protect his lead in the overall standings.
"I didn't want to take any risks at the end and he (Dovizioso) finished really strong," said the Spanish 22-year-old who won last time out in the French Grand Prix at Le Mans.
"After my fall (in training at Mugello) I was in pain and out of breath so in the end I was super happy to be second," he insisted after adding 20 points to his tally.
An ecstatic third placed Petrucci said later he'd have taken extreme action for a podium spot. He pushed Vinales hard and had even overtaken him at one point as the line approached.
"If anyone asked me what I would give to be on the podium, I would have said I'd sell my house! It's unbelievable. It was a great day for me," he said.
Defending champion Marc Marquez had a quiet day, finishing 6th at 5.885sec, while Jorge Lorenzo, who at one point had overtaken Rossi to take the lead, could only finish 14.39sec off the pace in eighth position.
"At a certain point, I started feeling I was struggling too much in the corners, so I decided to stay there and not risk crashing," explained Marquez.
After six races Vinales leads the standings with 105 points from Dovizioso on 79 and Rossi on 75, while Marquez shares fourth on 68 with Dani Pedrosa, who got caught up in a late crash with Cal Crutchlow.
Vettel looks to end Ferrari's 16-year Monaco wait
May 25, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel will this weekend seek to increase his advantage and inflict a demoralising blow to his rivals by securing Ferrari's first win at the Monaco Grand Prix since 2001.
The four-time champion leads Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes by six points after five of this season's 20 races, but heads into the classic 78-lap contest on the unforgiving streets of the Mediterranean principality knowing a victory could prove decisive in their tight title fight.
He knows also that there is some concern at Mercedes that their car, with a much longer wheel-base, could struggle to match Ferrari's agility on the famous tight and twisting track where Hamilton, who loves the challenge, won last year.
The three-time champion will be seeking his third Monaco win after triumphing also in 2008 while Vettel, who won for Red Bull in 2011, is chasing his second win and, learning of Mercedes' worries, will fancy his chances.
"At the moment, Ferrari has certain advantages there," said Mercedes team chairman Niki Lauda.
"We will have our problems with our longest wheel-base through the tight corners. It will be even worse than in Singapore."
Despite winning every race in Monte Carlo since 2013, Mercedes appear to be truly afraid that they will start with a disadvantage.
Valtteri Bottas, who has replaced retired world champion Nico Rosberg as Hamilton's team-mate, warned: "A car with the longest wheelbase on a track with so many slow corners — we could be slower than them."
Daniel Ricciardo, who lost a near-certain victory last year due to a Red Bull tactical bungle, will also be a threat to the leaders in what is expected to be an intriguing scrap in qualifying and the race.
"Last year was disappointing for me as I felt a win was on the cards," said Ricciardo.
"But I am old enough and mature enough now to put that behind me and look forward and take back what I lost last year."
Hamilton, however, will be certain to mount a fierce challenge for victory after winning in Spain two weeks ago and knows that he cannot afford to allow Vettel any chance to build up momentum.
The race will be billed as the 64th running of the Monaco Grand Prix as part of the world championship — though it is the 75th race since 1929 — and will see back-from-retirement former winner Jenson Button, the 2009 champion, replacing two-time champion Fernando Alonso at McLaren.
Alonso will instead be at the Indianapolis 500 while Button, making his 306th F1 start, hopes Honda's package of upgrades can enable him to make an impressive return for Monaco's historically most successful team.
Jenson Button hints F1 return still possible
May 15, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Jenson Button, preparing for his one-off comeback with McLaren-Honda at the Monaco Grand Prix, on Monday hinted he could make a U-turn on retirement and make a full-time return to Formula One in 2018.
The 37-year-old 2009 world champion told reporters that he could not rule out a comeback with the team.
"I have a contract with the team to race next year so definitely I would not rule anything out," he said, when questioned about the future.
A move to retain Button's services again may be an option for the troubled McLaren outfit if they fail to convince two-time champion Spaniard Fernando Alonso.
Alonso on Monday flew into Indianapolis to start his preparations for the Indianapolis 500 on May 28, when Button replaces him on a one-off basis at the Monaco Grand Prix.
It had seemed Button's F1 career was over when he held his retirement party at last year's end of season Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Button said he was contacted by two other teams, offering him a race seat for 2017. "I had so many options to race this year it is hilarious," he said.
"I am thinking of Monaco as my only race this year. But, obviously, if I am asked again at another point in the year I am here to fill that seat."
Button has been spending time in the United States this year and on Saturday won his age group competition in an 'Ironman in California' contest.
"It is pretty mad really that I am getting back in a Formula One car," he said. "But there are no negative thoughts going through my head.
"I don't have anything to gain, but I don't have anything to lose either. I am there to help the team out and have some fun — and it will probably be one of the most fun Grand Prix for me because there is no pressure. It is a one-off so I am really excited about the challenge."
Hamilton resists Vettel to claim Spanish GP pole
May 14, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Lewis Hamilton secured pole position for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix for Mercedes in a closely-contested qualifying session at the Circuit de Catalunya on Saturday.
The three-time champion Briton resisted a powerful late challenge in the final seconds of Q3 from championship-leading four-time champion Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari.
"It was very close, but well done to Lewis," said Vettel. "And a big thank-you to my team. I'm afraid it was my lock-up at the end of the lap that made the difference.
"It was a really good lap up to the final chicane."
A beaming Hamilton, who has bounced back to his best form after a puzzling loss of pace in Russia, said his first lap had been "very, very good, but the last lap was only so-so… But I am super proud that we are back up there."
Hamilton clocked a best lap of one minute and 19.149 seconds to stay ahead of Vettel, who clocked 1:19.200, by the narrowest of margins after the German had required a rapid engine change shortly before the session began.
It was the 64th pole of Hamilton's career, lifting him to within one of his childhood hero Brazilian Ayrton Senna, on 65, and four from German Michael Schumacher on 68.
Finns Valtteri Bottas, in the second Mercedes, who also had an engine change on Saturday morning, and Kimi Raikkonen, in the second Ferrari, were third and fourth fastest.
Dutch teenager Max Verstappen, who won last year's race on debut with Red Bull, was fifth ahead of his team-mate Australian Daniel Ricciardo with local hero Fernando Alonso grabbing a very popular seventh against the odds for McLaren-Honda.
On a perfect, if windy, spring day, the session began with a track temperature of 44 degrees Celsius and Vettel hurrying to join the fray after Ferrari had changed his engine following a water leak problem discovered in final practice.
In his third new power unit of the four permitted this year, Vettel used team radio to thank his mechanics for their efforts before being told "stop the car" on his installation lap.
"Are you sure?" he responded, wisely. After making a 'driver default' change in the car, Vettel was soon back up to speed. "Seems better now," he said, as he clocked an early fastest lap in 1:20.939.
Hamilton trimmed four-tenths off that to set the Q1 pace, with Bottas third ahead of Raikkonen, who soon improved to second.
As Q2 began, Mercedes reminded Hamilton "this is our race start set" of tyres, a message not heeded by Bottas who locked up at Turn One and flat-spotted his tyres, requiring a second hot lap.
Hamilton ran wide at Turn Five, but was fastest in Q2 by a narrow margin –- less than a tenth — ahead of Vettel and Bottas, but the lap that lifted the crowd came from Alonso, who reached the top ten shootout for the first time this year, 24 hours after yet another engine failure on Friday.
For the Spaniard, who is heading to the Indianapolis 500 instead of Monaco later this month, it was a personal triumph four years after his last victory, with Ferrari in Spain, in 2013.
Ferrari's Vettel guarded over Mercedes switch
May 11, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel played coy on Thursday when tackled over suggestions that he is considering a switch from Ferrari to Mercedes next year.
The four-time champion avoided giving an answer after it was put to him that Italian sources had claimed he was already in talks with the champions.
Speaking at a scheduled news conference ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, Vettel said he was only concerned with leading Ferrari's challenge this year.
"Is it coming from Italy?" he asked in response to one question. "I don't know… Maybe you asked the Italians?
"They seem to know more than I do. I think the situation is clear. My main focus is on this year…
"We find ourselves in a very good position and that's what we want to keep. Everything else is not that important."
Vettel was in a laid-back mood, joking with home hero Fernando Alonso of McLaren who was sitting alongside him.
Asked about his prospects for success in this weekend's contest, he was similarly cagey.
"I think we are in a much better position this year, than previous years, but it's still fairly early.
"This will be an important race. People bring some bits, but if you look at the last 10 years, it's not anymore a fixed date where you bring a new car. Top teams tend to bring stuff nearly every race.
"Mercedes have had a phenomenal run the past few years and they're still the ones to beat. If you look race by race, and overall, they've been dominant and it's difficult to beat that, but we're doing our best."
After two wins in the opening four races, Vettel leads the championship ahead of three-time champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes by 13 points.
Pedrosa pips Marquez to Spanish GP pole
May 6, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Dani Pedrosa narrowly edged out world champion Marc Marquez to start from pole for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix after a thrilling duel between the Honda team-mates.
Despite a late final attempt from Marquez to claim his third pole of the season, he fell 0.049 seconds short of Pedrosa's best time of 1min 38.249sec.
Britain's Cal Crutchlow completes the front row of the grid, but it was a disappointing Saturday for Yamaha duo Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales. Rossi tops the championship standings after three races, but will start from seventh.
Vinales, who won the first two races of the season in Qatar and Argentina before crashing out at the Grand Prix of the Americas last time out, qualified fourth.
Ecclestone stunted F1, says chief Carey
May 4, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Formula One's new chairman Chase Carey has accused predecessor Bernie Ecclestone of failing to grow the sport adequately during his four-decade tenure.
Carey succeeded Ecclestone in January after Liberty Media's £6.4 billion ($8.3 billion, 7.6 billion euros) takeover of F1.
While the American admires Ecclestone for building the sport into a multibillion-dollar business, he believes opportunities were missed to increase its global appeal.
"It was very much a sport that got into a habit of saying 'no' too much. I want to be saying 'yes' to a whole lot more," Carey told Britain's Press Association in an interview published on Thursday.
"What is the value of having an idea if the answer to everything you want to do is 'no'? All it does is create frustration. There are an array of things that weren't done that needed to be done.
"We felt it was a sport that for the last five or six years had really not been managed to its full potential or taken advantage of what was here.
"All of us make mistakes and nobody is perfect. Bernie took a business from decades ago and sold it for $8 billion. He deserves all the credit in the world for what he has done.
"But in today's world you need to market a sport. We were not marketing the sport."
Friday marks Carey's 100th day at the F1 helm since taking over from Ecclestone, 86.
While he has worked to increase the sport's social media footprint, to date he has made no significant changes to the grand prix weekend format.
But Carey defended Liberty's early record and said any changes would be introduced gradually.
"It has been three months and we have been very clear that one of the things the sport has not been served well by is a continued short-term focus," he said.
"We care more about where the sport is going to be three years from now than three months from now. Bernie was always very focused on the short term and our focus is on building long-term value.
"We want to make sure we have the tools to manage the business as opposed to throwing things out there so somebody has a media story."
Worth the wait, says winner Bottas at 81st attempt
May 1, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Valtteri Bottas admitted his maiden Formula One victory felt "a little bit surreal" but was worth the long wait after securing a tense triumph for Mercedes in Sunday's Russian Grand Prix.
The 27-year-old Finn, recruited by Mercedes in January as a replacement for retired 2016 champion German Nico Rosberg, resisted intense pressure from Sebastian Vettel to win in his 81st Grand Prix and in his fourth outing with the champion team.
"I felt good, but it's a little bit surreal this first win," he said. "Hopefully, the first of many. It was definitely one of my best races ever so it's a good feeling and I am happy."
Starting from third on the grid, Bottas made a storming start at the Sochi Autodrom and delivered a powerful opening stint to stay clear of four-time champion Vettel's Ferrari, the German admitting he could not live with the Finn's pace at that time.
Bottas had secured 11 previous podium finishes without recording a win and conceded that he made an error in the closing stages when he locked up at Turn 13, a mistake that gave Vettel a chance to attack again.
"It was ok, really, but the main thing for me was the lapped cars, trying to get past those was not so easy," said Bottas.
"I was not happy on a few occasions and I had one lock-up with 10-15 laps to go, which hurt the pace a bit, but other than that it was alright.
"And, yes, I did ask for radio silence from the pit-wall for me to get on it and get focused." Bottas is the fifth Finn to win in Formula One and he believes that clearing that hurdle will now enable him to move on and do it again.
"I always knew I could get good results if everything goes right and I always trust in my ability," he explained.
"But it's nice to get confirmation that the results are possible. It's good to continue from here." Bottas made his debut with Williams in 2013 and spent four years with the British outfit before what he described as his 'strange' move to Mercedes.
"It took quite a while, more than 80 races for me, but it's definitely worth the wait," said Bottas.
"This strange opportunity came to me in the winter to join the team — and they made it possible. So I really want to thank them."
Vettel came second ahead of Ferrari team-mate Finn Kimi Raikkonen who claimed his first podium finish since last year's Austrian Grand Prix.
Bottas's Mercedes team-mate three-time champion Lewis Hamilton struggled with over-heating problems and finished fourth.
"Our start was probably a match with Valtteri," said Vettel who started on pole. "Maybe he gained a bit of momentum. He had a massive tow.
"I defended the inside, but when we approached the braking zone, he was in front and able to shut the door on me.
"That is where he won the race. He then had an amazing first stint — and I couldn't stay with him." Hamilton said he was confident the problem on his Mercedes could be solved.
"It's been a very tough weekend," he said. "I can't remember having as difficult a weekend as this for a while — the last time I remember was probably Baku last year.
"Ultimately, I was not quick enough, I could not put the car where I was comfortable and then, in the race, it was overheating so I just had to settle for fourth. "
Hamilton 'real struggle' as Ferrari end Mercedes run
April 30, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Lewis Hamilton admitted that he and Mercedes have a battle on their hands and will have to find a solution to their problems in Sunday's Russian Grand Prix.
The three-time world champion qualified down in fourth behind pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel and his Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen in Saturday's qualifying session, with his own Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas lining up third.
"I just wasn't quick enough today," said Hamilton.
"I think we have to go back to the drawing board and try and figure out why. Tomorrow it's still all to play for. I'm still up there in the mix."
It was Ferrari's first front row lock out since 2008 and ended champions Mercedes run of 18 pole positions.
Mercedes still the team to beat in Russia – Vettel
April 28, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel believes his Mercedes rivals remain the team to beat at this weekend's Russian Grand Prix despite Ferrari convincingly topping Friday's practice times.
The four-time world champion German and his Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen were first and second fastest at the end of an uneven day's action in Sochi, the Finn having been fastest in the morning.
The Ferraris were more than six-tenths clear of third-placed Valtteri Bottas in the leading Mercedes with team-mate and three-time champion Lewis Hamilton admitting he struggled to wind up a disappointing fourth.
But Vettel said: "It's a circuit that suits them so they will be strong tomorrow. I think last year people expected Williams to be fastest after Friday, if I remember right, and it turned out Mercedes was the fastest.
"That's how sometimes you can be misled and I think there's a lot of things we can play with in the car — fuel loads, engine modes…
"This looks like a Mercedes track. For sure they didn't show everything today and they didn't get a lap together.
"So the gap you see, it's artificial."
Mercedes have won all of the three previous races held at the Sochi Autodrom and led every lap.
Hamilton, who is seven points behind Vettel after three races, admitted he had endured a challenging day as he bids to keep his title bid on track.
"It was a bit of a difficult day for us," the Briton said.
"We managed to complete everything that we needed to do on our runs, but in terms of the balance of the car, the Ferrari seemed very, very fast on the long runs.
"So we need to work out how we can improve our pace, but there's still everything to play for.
Raikkonen, enjoying his revival in form, said: "I'm happy that things ran smoothly with no issues.
"We had quite a good feeling with the car straight away so it's always more fun like that. So far it's fine and tomorrow we have to make it a good day and go day by day."
Dutch teenager Max Verstappen was fifth-fastest despite stopping on the circuit following a loss of power, ahead of his Red Bull team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.
The Australian admitted that the leading duo of teams had blown Red Bull away with their pace.
"In terms of us here this weekend, we know this is what we have got, so we are trying to do what we can with the current car and package," he said.
"We have to try to target the top five. When I say that, it is behind Ferrari and Mercedes. To try to be the next best after them is our realistic target."
Brazilian Felipe Massa, showing some of his best form again this season after taking a U-turn on retirement, was seventh for Williams ahead of Nico Hulkenberg of Renault, Dane Kevin Magnussen of Haas and Mexican Sergio Perez of Force India.
Colombo Super Cross 2017 on May 7
April 27, 2017 · Leave a Comment
The Colombo Super Cross 2017, a flagship motor sport event organized by the Sri Lanka Navy in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Association of Racing Drivers and Riders (SLARDAR), is scheduled to be flagged off at the Navy motor cross gravel track in Welisara, Colombo on May 7.
The event that would go hand in hand with SLARDAR and Asian Motor Racing Club (AMRC) will provide an ideal platform for the champion racing riders and drivers to unleash their energy on the racing tracks in pursuit of coveted honour.
Some of the salient objectives in organizing this grand scale motor sport event are to, provide state of the art track, of international standard for Sri Lankan motor sport contestants in a bid to sharpen their skills to compete at the international arena; make this venue a cynosure for international event organizers and other interested bodies; facilitate with a full time functional race track for testing and practice purposes and pool funds to uplift the standard of living of naval war heroes through a number of projects.
This racing track which has been built in accordance with international standards and related infrastructure facilities, will undoubtedly be the go – to venue for gravel racing in the country. The car track spreads over 1.2 km with more up hills and down hills together with more drifting corners allowing the competitors to gain an unprecedented experience. In the same vein, the motor bike track is 1.8 km in length with jumps and bends including the longest jump in Sri Lanka.
The topography of the terrain provides an excellent viewing angles to the avid fans of motor sports enabling them to catch the sight of champion riders and drivers from a higher ground level. Further, a thrilling motor sport experience is rest-assured for both constants and fans, what they can experience nowhere else in the country. The elevated platforms on either side of the track can accommodate around 10,000 spectators with ease.
A major share of the expected profits generated through this event is to be utilized for the welfare of the families of Naval War Heroes perished in action and naval personnel disabled during the period of hostilities.
Hamilton determined to avoid Sochi 'screw-up'
April 27, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Lewis Hamilton will arrive in Sochi ahead of this weekend's Russian Grand Prix determined not to lose any more ground in his tightly-contested battle with Sebastian Vettel in this year's title race.
The three-time world champion knows that even the smallest of errors, by driver or team, can decide the outcome after revealing that he suffered from a minor issue in Bahrain that may have cost him pole in qualifying.
The Briton said his Mercedes car had a slight problem with the engagement of its Drag Reduction System (DRS) during the decisive session and this may have handed his team-mate Valtteri Bottas his maiden pole position.
"It's painful," said Hamilton, talking about his realisation that just a fraction of a second may have been so costly in that race.
"I lost two tenths from Turn 10 to 11 when the DRS didn't engage in qualifying and I lost half a tenth out of the last corner. So, I should easily have been on pole."
Hamilton's pain was moderated by the knowledge that four-time champion Vettel was faster in the race in his Ferrari, even though his advantage was only marginal as the Englishman stormed after him in the closing laps.
"I lost position at the start, solely my fault," added Hamilton.
"Then you've got the time lost in the pit-lane and you practice and practice and practice and practice and practice — and you only have 20 opportunities this year.
"So when you screw up, man, it's painful. There's no other way of saying it. When you guys mess up in your job, I don't know how you feel about it, but particularly when it has big consequences, potentially, I'm sure you feel gutted as well.
"And so I try to handle it the best way I can, but it eats you up a little bit inside and you've just got to end up trying to cope and move forward."
Hamilton's DRS failed to engage on the back straight in Bahrain and, he hopes, he can avoid a similar weekend of frustration back at the Sochi Autodrome, a part-street circuit built around the Olympic Park that hosted the 2014 Olympic Winter Games, by the Black Sea.
History suggests he should start the race as favourite as Mercedes won all three of the previous contests in 2014, 2015 and 2016, Hamilton triumphing in the first two and retired champion German Nico Rosberg last year.
The Mercedes team also enjoyed one-two finishes in 2014 and 2016 while Vettel can point to one podium finish with Ferrari, taking second place in 2015.
It is expected to be a very different contest this time with Ferrari a greater threat in race trim even if Mercedes can maintain their run of three pole positions at the circuit.
After three rounds this year, Vettel and Ferrari have won twice and Hamilton and Mercedes once, an outcome that has put Vettel on 68 points ahead of Hamilton on 61 ahead of the Russian race.
A rueful Hamilton added: "I don't remember thinking it was necessarily my fault we did not win in Australia, not in the sense that I ran out of tyres and had to pit…
"But in Bahrain there were certain things and if they were perfect, I would have been in a far better position to fight for the win…. And I didn't put myself in that position.
"It's only a small percentage, which is what racing should be all about, but we want to operate at the top end."
Marquez takes fifth Americas pole in a row
April 23, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Four-time defending Moto Grand Prix of the Americas champion Marc Marquez captured his fifth consecutive event pole in dramatic style Saturday, edging series leader Maverick Vinales on his final qualifying lap.
Honda rider Marquez saved the best for last to complete the fast lap in 2mins 2.741 secs to edge his Spanish compatriot, a Yamaha rider who won this season's two opening races at Qatar and Argentina, by 0.130 of a second.
"This pole makes me feel really good because I honestly didn't expect it," Marquez said. "Actually I thought it would be difficult. In fact, even considering that this circuit suits my riding style, I've been struggling a bit this weekend.
"We knew that our opponents were very strong on new tires and we worked a lot on race distance and I felt better on race pace than on qualifying pace.
"But anyway, this is a track I love, so I told myself, 'Let's try,' and on my last lap I pushed to my maximum, doing my best, and we got another pole here in Austin which is very good."
Vinales's teammate, Italy's Valentino Rossi, completed the front row in another late charge for third in 2:03.673.
Marquez's late run foiled Vinales, who also had seen no hope Marquez would claim the pole again.
"Honestly, I thought I had the pole," Vinales said. "When I looked at the screen and saw that Marc was behind Valentino I said "Ah, maybe he will do it," and in the end he did, so congratulations to him, because it was a nice lap for sure.
"We pushed at 100 percent and the bike was working really good. I'm also happy about the race pace. I think we did a great job and we can be there for sure."
The front-row fight sets the stage for a showdown of the Spaniards in Sunday's race over a 20-turn layout where Marquez has swept every GP race contested but Vinales has swept the 2017 start, winning two weeks ago in South America after Marquez crashed out early.
"We changed many things on the bike over the weekend and step-by-step we regained some confidence," Marquez said. "So this afternoon we just focused on keeping a good pace and it worked well."
Spain's Dani Pedrosa, a Honda rider who has twice made trips to the Americas podium, was fourth and will be joined on the second row by French rookie Johann Zarco (Yamaha) and Spain's former world champion Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati).
Italy's Franco Morbidelli, seeking his third Moto2 win in a row to boost his season points lead, took the pole in 2:09.379 with compatriot Mattia Pasini 0.167 of a second back in second. Spain's Alex Marquez was third in 2:09.671 with Japan's Takaaki Nakagami fourth as the fastest five qualifiers were Kalex riders.
Spain's Aron Canet smashed the Moto3 one-lap circuit record by seven-tenths of a second to grab his second career pole in 2:14.644.
The Honda rider, seeking his first victory, beat Spanish series points leader Joan Mir, winner of the season's first two races riding a Honda, by .987 of a second with defending race champion Romano Fenati of Italy, also on Honda, in third, another .01 adrift.
Vettel triumphs in Bahrain as Hamilton pays penalty
April 17, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Sebastian Vettel moved clear at the top of the world championship on Sunday when he claimed a well-judged victory for Ferrari in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
The 29-year-old four-time champion came home seven seconds ahead of three-time champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes, who made a late charge for victory after collecting a five-seconds penalty for a pit-lane misdemeanour.
Hamilton's new Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas finished third, after starting from his maiden pole position, ahead of compatriot Kimi Raikkonen in the second Ferrari and fifth-placed Australian Daniel Ricciardo.
It was Vettel's third win in Bahrain and the 44th of his career.
'Brave warrior' Hamilton wins Formula One Chinese GP
April 11, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Lewis Hamilton boldly christened himself "brave warrior" after winning the Chinese Grand Prix but the three-time world champion will have more than just title rival Sebastian Vettel to contend with this week in Bahrain.
As Hamilton celebrated a third Shanghai victory in four years with his Mercedes team, he unveiled a new tattoo on the left side of his ribcage bearing the Chinese characters "Brave Warrior" and "Love".
But the Briton's thunder had already been stolen by a jaw-dropping drive from Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who finished third behind Ferrari's Vettel after starting near the back of the grid.
The 19-year-old Dutchman began in 16th after an engine misfire in qualifying and tore past nine cars on the first lap alone, suggesting fears that the sport's new rules had made overtaking harder were premature.
Both Hamilton and Vettel, who himself produced two breath-taking passes, will be casting nervous looks in their rear-view mirrors at Verstappen.
"He is right up there with all the best drivers," said Red Bull team boss Christian Horner, who noted that Verstappen's odds of reaching the podium after qualifying stood at 33-1.
"If it had not been insider trading, I'd have had a flutter. Max has a sixth sense in the wet. He is fearless. He explores all the boundaries of the track to find where the grip is."
Verstappen's aggressive approach has quickly made him a fan favourite and he has been compared with Formula One great Ayrton Senna, particularly after a seat-of-the-pants drive in Brazil last year when he stormed to third in pouring rain.
By the same token, he has ruffled feathers since making his F1 debut two years ago at just 17 with Ferrari's Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen both letting rip.
But Hamilton, who recognises a kindred spirit in Verstappen, retorted: "This young dude has been a real breath of fresh air for everyone."
Wider cars and fatter tyres were supposed to make overtaking a dying art, but Verstappen and Vettel went some way to exploding that myth in China.
On a track still slick after morning drizzle, Verstappen pulled off an audacious piece of skill to pass Red Bull team-mate Daniel Ricciardo, braking late to lunge inside on turn six.
Equally as impressive were Vettel's pass on Raikkonen after early frustration, and his wheel-to-wheel clash in overtaking Ricciardo, which recalled the days before one team dominated the sport.
Mercedes have enjoyed a stranglehold over Formula One for the past three years, the German team winning all but two races in 2016.
Before that, Vettel won four successive titles with Red Bull on a streak so monotonous he was repeatedly booed on the podium.
But Formula One suddenly has a title race with Vettel and Hamilton heading to Bahrain tied on 43 points after the German's stunning victory in the season opener in Australia.
Verstappen is placed third on 25, with Valtteri Bottas on 23 for Mercedes, Raikkonen on 22 and Ricciardo 12, adding spice to this week's dust-up in the desert.
Ex-Formula One star Webber backs Hamilton over Vettel
April 8, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Lewis Hamilton, Formula One's racing rock star who is a master of all conditions, has the edge over championship-leader Sebastian Vettel and remains favourite for this year's title, according to former star Mark Webber.
Australian Webber, now 40, knows Vettel as a racer and a team-mate after their strained but glorious years together at Red Bull.
He believes the battle of the two multiple champions will be the centre-piece of the 2017 season as Ferrari and Mercedes slug it out in a development war with the 'fatter and faster' cars that made a record-smashing debut in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
"The CVs are getting similar aren't they? That can re-fire the candle for Seb," Webber told AFP.
"And don't forget, Lewis can sometimes be a bit off it, not feeling quite right on a Friday.
"But ultimately, I think Lewis has more outright skill than Sebastian. He's so good, so very, very good, in the rain and in all conditions.
"But if Seb gets a sniff of success, he can be frightening. I know about that! But for outright skill, it's Lewis -– and Mercedes are the stable team, the team to beat."
A veteran of 215 Grands Prix with Minardi, Jaguar, Williams and Red Bull, Webber was a team-mate of Vettel during the German's four-year pomp as champion and close rival to the younger pre-Mercedes Hamilton.
This weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, where Hamilton seeks his first win of the season and his fifth at Shanghai despite the poor weather conditions, is expected to give a much more accurate guide to the year ahead than the race in Melbourne where, after dominating qualifying, Hamilton was held up in traffic and finished second.
Webber admitted it was Hamilton's record-breaking charge to pole position that left the most serious impression.
"What we have seen is a supremely confident Lewis who, at 32, has been exceptional," he said. "Remember, he hadn't been there for 12 months and he went straight out there and he was just… exceptional!
"He was so confident. I think he looked like he was going to crash the car. He was that quick and that confident. He was on the edge straightaway."
He was not, he said, surprised to see Vettel end Ferrari's 18-month winless drought in Melbourne.
"I think Ferrari are going to win races, but a season? I think they've got Sebastian engaged again and that is crucial.
"The 'marriage' is back on, but if they are not winning consistently in the next eight months he will be looking over the fence."
Webber, now working as an ambassador for Rolex amid other commitments, believes also that Vettel's new life as a family man may have an effect on the battle with the Englishman.
"Sebastian, he is a very human guy," he said. "He's very private. We all love our families, of course — and I think he's always had the big picture in his mind.
"Having said that, deep down, he is still a very tough competitor and he loves winning."
Vinales top in Argentina as Rossi, Lorenzo struggle
April 8, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Spain's Maverick Vinales, who won the season-opener in Qatar, continued his blistering form on Friday by setting the fastest time in practice for Sunday's Grand Prix of Argentina as his rivals struggled.
The 22-year-old clocked a best time of 1min 39.377sec after two sessions on the hot and dusty Termas de Rio Hondo circuit with defending world champion Marc Marquez second fastest on a Honda, 0.301sec behind.
Unheralded Czech rider Karel Abraham, on a Ducati, was third fastest at 0.403sec off the lead.
"I feel very positive. I feel great on the bike and physically I'm really fit," said Vinales.
"Step by step we are improving and we still have some work to do for the race, but I think we have the speed, so that's really important."
Marquez, the 2013, 2014 and 2016 world champion, recovered well after managing a mediocre 11th best in the morning run which saw the Spaniard suffer a fall.
"As always happens here in Argentina, today the track was quite slippery in the beginning, and I crashed this morning because I was pushing a little too hard and went a bit off line," he said.
"Anyway, after that we worked really hard and found a promising setup. We're still missing something, and tomorrow we'll try to improve in the second sector, especially the acceleration at turns 3 and 4."
However, it was a miserable two sessions for nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi, the teammate of Vinales, who was down in 16th in both sessions and ended the day 1.054sec behind his Spanish Yamaha partner.
"We have a lot of problems to enter the corners fast with this bike and I don't feel comfortable," admitted Rossi, the winner at the track in 2015 and second 12 months ago.
Former champion Jorge Lorenzo, whose decision to join Ducati created the Yamaha vacancy for 22-year-old Vinales, fared even worse, ending the day in 18th place, 1.122sec off the pace.
Rossi was third in the Qatar Grand Prix two weeks ago but Lorenzo, the 2010, 2012 and 2015 world champion, was a disappointing 11th in a race where his Ducati factory teammate Andrea Dovizioso was runner-up.
Mercedes on red alert as Wolff backs Hamilton
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has backed Lewis Hamilton to exact swift revenge at Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix after a chastening defeat in Formula One's season opener in Australia.
Sebastian Vettel's comprehensive victory for Ferrari has put Mercedes on red alert ahead of the Shanghai race weekend but Wolff insists Hamilton has the steel to strike right back after finishing second in Melbourne.
"Lewis is the best Lewis that I've seen in the last four years — both on and off the track," said the Austrian. "He's become a pillar of this team and he proved that in Melbourne.
You need to be careful to manage your own expectations.
If you think you are going to cruise to victory in the future, based on a track record of success, you'll be proven wrong very quickly. You need to put the finger in the wound, identify your weaknesses and then respond."
Ferrari's Vettel masters Hamilton to win Australian GP
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Sebastian Vettel out-manoeuvred Lewis Hamilton and the world champion Mercedes team with a stunning victory in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday.
Vettel won by almost 10 seconds from Hamilton and Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas in a commanding victory of tactics and superior speed around the Albert Park street circuit.
Ferrari hadn't won in Melbourne since Kimi Raikkonen's 2007 victory and it was Vettel's second triumph in Australia after winning the 2011 race with Red Bull.
It was also a major fillip for the fledgling season and the new generation of quicker cars after Ferrari's superior pre-season test times as they chase their first world constructors' title since 2008.
The victory was the German four-time world champion's fourth for Ferrari and his first since Singapore in 2015 and his 43rd career win.
"A title challenge is a long way ahead. For now we are just over the moon at the start we have made here today," Vettel said.
"I was not entirely happy with my start, there was a bit of wheel spin, but I was trying to keep the pressure on to give the message that we are here to fight.
"There was a bit of luck that Lewis came out in traffic."
Ferrari got the better of Mercedes in the sole round of tyre changes which ultimately decided the race.
Hamilton's early stop meant he rejoined behind the Red Bull of Max Verstappen which allowed Vettel to open up a decisive gap at the head of the field.
"A big congratulations to Ferrari and Sebastian," Hamilton said.
"In the race, I struggled with the tyres. I had to stop very early and I got stuck behind one of the Red Bulls, but that's just the way it goes."
Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was fourth with Verstappen fifth ahead of Brazilian Felipe Massa in the Williams.
Australia's big hope Daniel Ricciardo had a heartbreaking day with gear box problems ending his race on the 29th lap after he was forced to start from pit lane when his Red Bull car broke down on the warm-up lap.
Hamilton, who went into the race on his fourth successive pole in Melbourne, got away safely and avoided trouble into the notorious right hander out of home straight.
But Kevin Magnussen in a Haas clipped the kerb and slid into the Sauber of Marcus Ericsson on the first turn. Both cars continued on in the race.
Hamilton grabbed a 1.5sec gap on Vettel after nine laps ahead of Bottas, Raikkonen and Verstappen.
Hamilton made his first pit stop after lap 17 to change to soft tyres on his Mercedes to hand the lead over to Vettel and rejoined the race in fifth spot behind Verstappen.
"Race critical that you pass Verstappen," Hamilton was told over the team radio to which he testily responded "how do you expect me to do that right now?" as his pace slowed behind the Red Bull.
Vettel came into the pits to change tyres and rejoined the race just squeezing in ahead of Verstappen and Hamilton.
When Verstappen came into the pits Vettel had opened a six-second lead over Hamilton at mid-distance.
Ricciardo's traumatic race came to a sorry end on the 29th lap with his Red Bull coming to a stop with lingering gearbox problems.
"Sorry mate – the car's done," the Red Bull team told the disconsolate Ricciardo over the radio.
Vettel extended his lead over Hamilton to over nine seconds after 41 laps with the triple world champion seemingly unable to reel him in.
Bottas was pressuring Hamilton and was only just over two seconds behind in third place with Raikkonen struggling in fourth place ahead of Verstappen.
Mercedes had no answer to the pace of Vettel, who posted a new fastest lap of 1:26.638 in the final laps of the race.


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Welcome to my stop on The Libby Garrett Intervention Blog Tour! Today I'm so excited to share my thoughts on this fun YA contemporary with you, along with the chance to win with a tour-wide giveaway! Thanks for stopping by!
The Libby Garrett Intervention
by Kelly Oram
Release Date: October 24th 2015
Publisher: Bluefields
Genres: Contemporary, Romance, Young Adult
Format: eARC
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Libby Garrett is addicted to Owen Jackson's hot lovin'. But the sexy, popular college basketball player doesn't appreciate all of Libby's awesomeness. He refuses to be exclusive or even admit to people that they're dating. The relationship is ruining Libby and she's the only one who can't see it.
When Libby's behavior spirals completely out of control, her best friend Avery Shaw and the rest of the Science Squad stage an intervention hoping to cure Libby of her harmful Owen addiction. They put her through her very own Twelve Step program-Owen's Anonymous-and recruit the help of a sexy, broody, hard as nails coffee man to be her official sponsor.
Adam Koepp has watched Libby Garrett for years. How could he not notice the sassy girl with the purple skateboard and helmet plastered with cat stickers? But in all the years he's crushed on her, Libby has failed to take notice of him. Why would she when he was just a nobody high school drop out who served her apple cider several times a week? Especially when she was hooking up with a guy like Owen Jackson-a guy with a college scholarship and more abs than Kyle Hamilton.
Adam finally gets the chance to meet Libby when his co-worker Avery Shaw recruits him to take Libby on the journey of a lifetime. With his ability to play Bad Cop and his experience with the Twelve Step program he's the perfect candidate to be Libby's sponsor. But will he be able to keep his personal feelings out of the matter and really help her the way she needs? And will Libby hate him when he forces her to take an honest look at herself?
Libby has turned into a completely different person since she started hanging out with a college jock, Owen. She's changed her clothes, died her hair, and even started ignoring her friends. She's unaware of her changes until she's confronted by her friends who have an intervention to give Libby and ultimatum… either she ditch Owen, or they'll no longer have anything to do with her.
The truth was, I'd become a horrible person. I'd become irresponsible, selfish, and unkind. Owen had made me so afraid I was unlovable that I'd forgotten there were already plenty of people who did love me. I'd pushed away my true friends for a guy who made me hate myself. I wasn't smart at all. I was an idiot — a pathetic, desperate, idiot.
Once Libby realizes that they do, in fact, have a point, that she has changed quite a bit, she agrees to partake in this intervention. With the help of the local coffee shop guy, Adam, Libby will confront her feelings for Owen and try her best to overcome them. But it's hard to stop seeing someone cold turkey when the sex is fantastic, right?
I loved this geeky group of characters. Libby's friends really pulled together to help her deal with her difficulties. My favorite character though was Adam. I loved how much he cared for Libby, even though she was going through a difficult time and not really treating her friends correctly. Their flirting was so middle-schoolish and it gave me such giggles. I loved how sweet and adorably they bantered back and forth, constantly flirting, yet hesitant to cross the line to something more.
We were toying with something explosive, and it was only a matter of time before we ignited.
The parental in this story was pretty amazing. As younger parents who were bothered by their overprotective parents, Libby's parents took the underprotective route. Though I don't agree with that parenting style often, I liked how much they did agree to let Libby make her mistakes, which she could learn from, rather than telling her what to do and how to do it. They also weren't afraid to admit when they made a mistake, which was quite refreshing.
"Sometimes the hardest thing about being a parent is letting your kids make their own mistakes."
I really liked the snowboarding and skateboarding addition to this story as well. Geeky characters that are also wonderful at sports really caught my attention. I liked how these characters had many flaws, but also many talents and positive attributes as well. Geeks CAN like sports… and even be phenomenal players as well!
Though this series is companion novels, I do wish I had read The Avery Shaw Experiment first since they do refer to the same characters. I really loved Avery in this one, so I'm sure reading her story would be even more entertaining. I'll be sure to check that one out as well.
I did have a few issues with this story in a general sense. It didn't wow me, though not many YA contemps like this really have that wow factor. I also felt a few pieces of the story came together a bit too easily to be realistic, which is a personal pet peeve of mine. But aside from that, I really did like this story for the most part, and I think many others will enjoy it as well.
"I've found that usually the more difficult something is, the more important it is."
The humorous banter between these extremely-likable characters made for a really fun read. Despite the characters being flawed, their personalities were the type that readers can't help but route for. You really, truly want these characters to figure it all out. Fluffy, fun and funny… can't beat that combination!


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Vegetables, fruit & herbs which match well:
Fig, lemon thyme, Jerusalem artichoke, cilantro, carrots, sweet onion, sweet peppers, corn, pumpkin, pear, marjoram, ginger, chillies, lemon, lychee, rhubarb
Food Suggestions:
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