IGT Unleashes Downhill Skateboarding Slot Game
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Posted by Street-Luge.com on Friday, June 09th 2023, 03:40 PM.
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IGT, a renowned gaming provider, has once again pushed the boundaries of innovation with their latest release: a captivating slot game centered around the adrenaline-fueled world of downhill skateboarding. Drawing inspiration from the extreme sport, IGT has crafted a thrilling gaming experience that will captivate both avid gamers and skateboarding enthusiasts alike.
With decades of experience in the gaming industry, IGT has established itself as a leading provider of top-notch casino games. Their commitment to delivering cutting-edge entertainment has consistently earned them a loyal following among players worldwide. Now, with their latest release, IGT aims to bring the excitement and energy of downhill skateboarding directly to your fingertips.
The new slot game showcases IGT's dedication to creating immersive experiences. As players spin the reels, they are transported to the heart-pounding atmosphere of a downhill skateboarding competition. The game's vibrant graphics and dynamic sound effects perfectly capture the essence of the sport, making players feel like they're racing down a winding mountain road alongside professional skaters.
IGT has ensured that the gameplay mechanics are as exhilarating as the sport itself. The slot features a variety of skateboarding-themed symbols, including skateboards, helmets, and medals, which align to form winning combinations. Additionally, players can look forward to exciting bonus features that reflect the daring nature of downhill skateboarding. These bonuses may include multipliers, free spins, or even a thrilling downhill race mini-game, where players can take on the role of a skater and navigate through obstacles to win big rewards.
By releasing this downhill skateboarding slot game, IGT aims to tap into the growing popularity of both gaming and extreme sports. The combination of these two engaging worlds promises an unmatched level of entertainment for players. Whether you're an avid gamer looking for a fresh and exhilarating experience or a skateboarding enthusiast seeking a new way to engage with your passion, IGT's latest slot game is sure to deliver.
As with all their releases, IGT has ensured that their new slot game meets the highest standards of fairness and security. Players can rest assured that their gaming experience is backed by a reputable provider committed to responsible gambling practices.
So, get ready to hit the virtual slopes and experience the rush of downhill skateboarding like never before. IGT's new slot game is set to redefine the boundaries of excitement and take players on an unforgettable ride. Prepare to spin the reels, collect big wins, and feel the wind in your hair as you embark on this virtual skateboarding adventure.
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IGSA Champion Andy Lally to race in Daytona 500
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Posted by Street-Luge.com on Friday, February 11th 2011, 01:05 PM.
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NASCAR.com wrote:Circumstances shuffled Andy Lally into a championship-winning career in sports car racing, but a mutual commitment between TRG Motorsports owner Kevin Buckler and his lead driver have resulted in Lally's lifelong dream coming true via a guaranteed start in the Daytona 500. Read the entire story on nascar.com.
Andy says he will be tweeting most of the weekend. Keep tabs on him by following his twitter page!
Good luck Andy!
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2010 Maryhill Festival of Speed Results
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Posted by Street-Luge.com on Tuesday, July 6th 2010, 12:24 PM.
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Goldendale, WA, USA- Andy Lally capped off a crazy coast to coast racing weekend with three race wins. His week began at Maryhill with the practice sessions on Wednesday and Thursday morning. After the Thursday AM session he quickly drove to Portland to catch a flight to Florida so he could race his #66 TRG Porsche GT3 at Daytona International Raceway in the Rolex Sports Car Series. Andy had a great weekend at Daytona earning the GT class victory over his longtime rival Joey Hand in Saturday's Brumos Porsche 250. After the race, Lally made another quick dash to the airport to get back to Portland. He arrived back in Goldendale around midnight for some sleep before Sunday's Maryhill Festival of Speed finals.
Since Lally had missed both qualification runs, he was forced to start from the back of the pack in both the Street Luge and Classic Luge races. Conditions at the track were hot and very windy. The wind especially affected the Street Luges off the start where it was difficult to get a good push because of the headwind. The wind also sped up the pace significantly in the Skatera straightaway leading into the difficult Seismic Cowzer Corner.
Christian Conaway Crashes out in Seismic Corner. Onboard Photo Willian Stephenson The Street Luge race began with the quarterfinals round. The only upset in the round occured when third place qualifier Christian Conaway came through Seismic Cowzer Corner with a bit too much speed and clipped the hay bales on the exit allowing Chris McBride to come passed moving him into the Semi-finals.
The first Semi-Final heat included Matthias Lang, Chris Hicks, Kyle Castaneda, Will Condon, Ryan Everlsey and Simon Godfrey. Lang, Hicks and Castaneda used their superior pushes to get out in front. The trio never looked back. Behind them a great battle ensued between Condon and Everlsey for fourth place.
The second Semi-Final included Mike McIntyre, Kolby Parks, Will Stephenson, Chris McBride, Louis Roy and Andy Lally. The race started with Lally, Stephenson and McIntyre pushing their way into the top three positions with the others close behind. Mcintyre passed Stephenson going in the first never-ending corner. Parks then began to slowly close the gap with Stephenson for the third and final transfer spot. Parks went for a inside pass on the Gate turn and Stephenson shut the door. Video from Parks helmet camera showed that Parks foot actually went under Stephenson’s board and narrowly missed his back wheels. From that point Parks lost momentum and could not recover.
In the finals it would be two time Maryhill winner Matthias Lang, defending Maryhill winner Andy Lally, multiple time Maryhill podium finisher Mike Mcintyre and Chris Hicks, Kyle Castaneda and Will Stephenson who were looking for their first ever Maryhil podium. Off the start the order was Lang, Hicks, Lally, Mcintyre, Stephenson and Castaneda. As the battle for the top four got very close and into draft train Stephenson and Castaneda fell behind and wouldn’t be able to catch up.
Lally then passed Hicks for second coming into the first Never-ending corner. Hicks was then passed by Mcintyre coming out of the Ambulance turn while the whole group inched closer and closer to Lang. Coming into the turn before Cowzer, Lang has a slight slide which allowed Lally to get a run on the inside coming into Cowzer. Lang then took a line which that was too tight for the speed he was carrying and slammed into the outside straw bales. Lally then cruised to the finish line with Mcintyre in second and Hicks coming though in third for is first podium in two years.
It was an incredible weekend for Lally earning three victories on two different coasts. Everyone at Maryhill was really stoked to see Andy's commitment to gravity sports and amazed by his awesome performance. In each class he worked his through the brackets to earn a place in both finals. From there nothing could stop him.
Maryhill Festival of Speed
Classic Luge 1. Andy Lally 2. Kyle Castenada 3. Patrick Switzer 4. Jon Huey
Street Luge 1. Andy Lally (USA) 2. Mike McIntyre (USA) 3. Christopher Hicks (USA) 4. Will Stephenson (GBR) 5. Kyle Castaneda (USA) 6. Matthias Lang (GER) 7. Will Condon (CAN) 8. Kolby Parks (CAN) 9. Chris McBride (USA) 10. Simon Godfrey (AUS)
via igsaworldcup
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2010 IGSA World Cup Series Begins In One Month
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Posted by Street-Luge.com on Friday, May 28th 2010, 02:45 PM.
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The 2010 IGSA World Cup Series kicks off its summer tour next month (June 30th) in Maryhill, Washington. Registration is still open for the opening round - but spots are sure to be filling up fast. Following Maryhill, the summer series continues in Germany, France, Italy, and the Czech Republic. Finally, the World Cup series will conclude later in the year with races in Brazil, Australia and South Africa.
June/July 30-04 Maryhill Festival of Speed Goldendale, WA, United States
July 15-18 Almabtrieb Downhill Hungerzell, Germany
July 23-25 The Graveyard Call Argonay, France
July/August 30-01 Padova Grand Prix Teolo, Italy
August 13-15 Kozakov Challenge Kozakov, Czech Republic
November 12-14 Malarrara Pro Teutonia Teutonia, Brazil
November 26-28 Newton's Playground Bathurst, Australia
December 10-12 Hot Heels Africa Kogelberg, South Africa
For a complete list of all race dates and locations, stop by IGSA's 2010 Calendar.
Stop by and discuss the 2010 IGSA World Cup schedule in the message boards.
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