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Alain Il Professore: adding racer's name origin

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	== Racing style and legacy ==		== Racing style and legacy ==
	Mingva is frequently cited in community histories for bringing to light the mechanics of so-called “Advanced Replay Handling” (''RH hiding'') although hating it. It happened in October 2002 — clarifying that continued replays could evade contemporaneous checks — and thereby accelerating the shift of major competitions (including ZakStunts) towards explicitly allowing continued replays rather than attempting to police them. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/RH_Hiding Stunts Wiki – RH Hiding], [https://zak.stunts.hu/articles/online-stunts-competition-history-part-2 ZakStunts article – Online Stunts Competition History, Part 2].		Mingva is frequently cited in community histories for bringing to light the mechanics of so-called “Advanced Replay Handling” (''RH hiding'') although hating it. It happened in October 2002 — clarifying that continued replays could evade contemporaneous checks — and thereby accelerating the shift of major competitions (including ZakStunts) towards explicitly allowing continued replays rather than attempting to police them. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/RH_Hiding Stunts Wiki – RH Hiding], [https://zak.stunts.hu/articles/online-stunts-competition-history-part-2 ZakStunts article – Online Stunts Competition History, Part 2].

			== Racer's name origin ==
			"Mingva" is composed of the beginning of the first name "Min-" and the beginning of the last name "Gv-" IRL. The "-a" completes the racer's nickname.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	Mingva debuted on [[ZCT]]14 in May 2002 during the first half of the year that the community later dubbed the “Golden Generation”, and soon teamed up with Alain on chat and forum to found [[Orion]] (June 2002). The pair quickly became fixtures on [[ZakStunts]] scoreboards, with Orion going on to win the team championship in 2003.		Mingva debuted on [[ZCT]]14 in May 2002 during the first half of the year that the community later dubbed the “Golden Generation”, and soon teamed up with Alain on chat and forum to found [[Orion]] (June 2002). The pair quickly became fixtures on [[ZakStunts]] scoreboards, with Orion going on to win the team championship in 2003.

	After the end of the 2002 [[ISA competition\|ISA]] season—created and run by Austrian racers including Pershing II and Ruepel, Mingva took over stewardship and continued the series as the [[Indy Racing Cup\|IRC]] in 2003, keeping the monthly schedule and the OWOOT spirit while tightening rules and presentation. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/ISA_competition Stunts Wiki – ISA competition], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/IRC Stunts Wiki – Indy Racing Cup].		After the end of the 2002 [[ISA competition\|ISA]] season—created and run by Austrian racers including [[Pershing II]] and [[Ruepel]], Mingva took over stewardship and continued the series as the [[Indy Racing Cup\|IRC]] in 2003, keeping the monthly schedule and the OWOOT spirit while tightening rules and presentation. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/ISA_competition Stunts Wiki – ISA competition], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/IRC Stunts Wiki – Indy Racing Cup].

	In 2003 he placed well in the overall ZakStunts standings, winning “Black Pudding” ([[ZCT]]32) with the Porsche March Indy, and in July 2002 he had already taken a Plus-series victory (ZCTP02) with the Škoda Felicia Kompressor. He partnered Alain again in 2004 under the short-lived [[Mimas Racing]] banner. After announcing retirement at the end of 2004, he made a brief return for ZCT57 (“Skid Row”) in November 2005, and a more substantial comeback in June 2009 to both the forum and competition under the alias '''Paradisio'''. See: [https://zak.stunts.hu/index.php?get=2003tracks&page=archives ZakStunts – 2003 archive (ZCT32 list)], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/List_of_ZakStunts_race_winners Stunts Wiki – list of ZakStunts winners], [https://zak.stunts.hu/tracks/ZCT057/all ZCT57 (all replays)], [https://zak.stunts.hu/racers/mingva ZakStunts – racer profile], [https://zak.stunts.hu/teams/ ZakStunts – teams list].		In 2003 he placed well in the overall ZakStunts standings, winning “Black Pudding” ([[ZCT]]32) with the Porsche March Indy, and in July 2002 he had already taken a Plus-series victory (ZCTP02) with the Škoda Felicia Kompressor. He partnered Alain again in 2004 under the short-lived [[Mimas Racing]] banner. After announcing retirement at the end of 2004, he made a brief return for ZCT57 (“Skid Row”) in November 2005, and a more substantial comeback in June 2009 to both the forum and competition under the alias '''Paradisio'''. See: [https://zak.stunts.hu/index.php?get=2003tracks&page=archives ZakStunts – 2003 archive (ZCT32 list)], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/List_of_ZakStunts_race_winners Stunts Wiki – list of ZakStunts winners], [https://zak.stunts.hu/tracks/ZCT057/all ZCT57 (all replays)], [https://zak.stunts.hu/racers/mingva ZakStunts – racer profile], [https://zak.stunts.hu/teams/ ZakStunts – teams list].

Alain Il Professore: Details on Mingva's career

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Details on Mingva's career

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	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer ~~who debuted in May 2002, being a member of~~ the [[Golden Generation]]. He ~~formed~~ the ~~original incarnation of the highly~~ successful [[Orion]] team ~~together~~ with [[Alain]]~~. After~~ the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, ~~he also became~~ the ~~manager~~ of ~~its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key~~ Stunts competitions ~~from that era~~. ~~Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of~~ [~~[Advanced Replay Handling]~~], ~~the universal~~ [~~[RH Hiding]] technique~~. ~~On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts~~]~~] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32~~, ~~where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.~~		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian ''[[Stunts (video game)\|Stunts]]'' racer associated with the community’s [[Golden Generation]]. He co-founded the successful [[Orion]] team in June 2002 with [[Alain]], later managed the [[Indy Racing Cup\|IRC]] after the end of the [[ISA competition\|ISA]] season in 2002, and is remembered both for race wins and for helping formalise attitudes to Advanced Replay Handling during the early-2000s boom of online Stunts competitions. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/Golden_Generation Golden Generation], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/Orion Orion],

	~~A highly active community member at~~ first~~, Mingva gradually faded away from~~ community ~~life~~, and ~~in 2004 his main contribution~~ to ~~the community was some nasty flamewars with~~ [[~~Akoss Poo~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~CTG~~]].		== Career ==
			Mingva debuted on [[ZCT]]14 in May 2002 during the first half of the year that the community later dubbed the “Golden Generation”, and soon teamed up with Alain on chat and forum to found [[Orion]] (June 2002). The pair quickly became fixtures on [[ZakStunts]] scoreboards, with Orion going on to win the team championship in 2003.

	Mingva ~~retired from~~ [[~~Stunts~~]] ~~racing at the end of 2004 season, but still made two minor attempts~~ in ~~2005. However~~, ~~in June 2009 he would make a striking comeback to both community life~~ and competition ~~under the alias ''Paradisio''~~.		After the end of the 2002 [[ISA competition\|ISA]] season—created and run by Austrian racers including Pershing II and Ruepel, Mingva took over stewardship and continued the series as the [[Indy Racing Cup\|IRC]] in 2003, keeping the monthly schedule and the OWOOT spirit while tightening rules and presentation. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/ISA_competition Stunts Wiki – ISA competition], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/IRC Stunts Wiki – Indy Racing Cup].

			In 2003 he placed well in the overall ZakStunts standings, winning “Black Pudding” ([[ZCT]]32) with the Porsche March Indy, and in July 2002 he had already taken a Plus-series victory (ZCTP02) with the Škoda Felicia Kompressor. He partnered Alain again in 2004 under the short-lived [[Mimas Racing]] banner. After announcing retirement at the end of 2004, he made a brief return for ZCT57 (“Skid Row”) in November 2005, and a more substantial comeback in June 2009 to both the forum and competition under the alias '''Paradisio'''. See: [https://zak.stunts.hu/index.php?get=2003tracks&page=archives ZakStunts – 2003 archive (ZCT32 list)], [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/List_of_ZakStunts_race_winners Stunts Wiki – list of ZakStunts winners], [https://zak.stunts.hu/tracks/ZCT057/all ZCT57 (all replays)], [https://zak.stunts.hu/racers/mingva ZakStunts – racer profile], [https://zak.stunts.hu/teams/ ZakStunts – teams list].

			From 2009 he was also associated with the '''Average Joe''' team in later seasons (2009–2014), where “Paradisio” appears among past members. See: [https://zak.stunts.hu/teams/ ZakStunts – teams (Average Joe)].

			== Selected results ==
			* Winner – ZCTP02 (Plus #2), July 2002, Škoda Felicia Kompressor. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/List_of_ZakStunts_race_winners winners list].
			* Winner – ZCT32 “Black Pudding”, 2003, Porsche March Indy. See: [https://zak.stunts.hu/index.php?get=2003tracks&page=archives 2003 archive (ZCT32)].
			* Return entry – ZCT57 “Skid Row”, November 2005, Corvette ZR-1 (competitive time submitted after retirement). See: [https://zak.stunts.hu/tracks/ZCT057/all ZCT57 replays].

			== Racing style and legacy ==
			Mingva is frequently cited in community histories for bringing to light the mechanics of so-called “Advanced Replay Handling” (''RH hiding'') although hating it. It happened in October 2002 — clarifying that continued replays could evade contemporaneous checks — and thereby accelerating the shift of major competitions (including ZakStunts) towards explicitly allowing continued replays rather than attempting to police them. See: [https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/RH_Hiding Stunts Wiki – RH Hiding], [https://zak.stunts.hu/articles/online-stunts-competition-history-part-2 ZakStunts article – Online Stunts Competition History, Part 2].

			== See also ==
			* [[Orion]]
			* [[Indy Racing Cup]]
			* [[ISA competition]]
			* [[Golden Generation]]

	[[Category:Racers]]		[[Category:Racers]]
	[[Category:Managers]]		[[Category:Managers]]

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	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

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	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

	A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]~~. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''~~.		A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]].

	Mingva retired from [[Stunts]] racing at the end of 2004 season, but still made two minor attempts in 2005. However, in June 2009 he would make a striking comeback to both community life and competition under the alias ''Paradisio''.		Mingva retired from [[Stunts]] racing at the end of 2004 season, but still made two minor attempts in 2005. However, in June 2009 he would make a striking comeback to both community life and competition under the alias ''Paradisio''.

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			racername = Mingva\|
			image = [[image:Mingva.jpg\|thumb\|Racer photo done by Alain]]\|
			nationality = Lithuanian\|
			location = Klaipeda, Lithuania\|
			birthday = 1978-09-03\|
			team = Average Joe\|
			firstrace = ZCT14 (May 2002)\|
			results = 4D Stunts League (2003)\|
			}}



	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

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	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		[[image:Mingva.jpg\|162px\|right\|thumb\|Racer photo done by Alain]]

			'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

	A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.		A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.

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	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA]] ~~(International Stunts Association) competition~~ in ~~2003~~, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

	A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.		A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.

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	A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.		A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004 his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. During these flamewars, Mingva became part of a well-known rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.

	Mingva retired from [[Stunts]] racing at the end of 2004 season, but still made two minor attempts in 2005. However, in June 2009 he would make a striking comeback to both community life and competition under the alias "Paradisio".		Mingva retired from [[Stunts]] racing at the end of 2004 season, but still made two minor attempts in 2005. However, in June 2009 he would make a striking comeback to both community life and competition under the alias ''Paradisio''.


	[[Category:Racers]]		[[Category:Racers]]
	[[Category:Managers]]		[[Category:Managers]]

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	image = [[image:Mingva.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|Racer photo done by Alain]]\|		image = [[image:Mingva.jpg\|frame\|center\|Racer photo done by Alain]]\|
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	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

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	[[image:Mingva.jpg~~\|162px\|right~~\|thumb\|Racer photo done by Alain]]		{{Racers\|
			racername = Mingva\|
			image = [[image:Mingva.jpg\|thumb\|Racer photo done by Alain]]\|
			nationality = Lithuanian\|
			location = Klaipeda, Lithuania\|
			birthday = 1978-09-03\|
			team = Average Joe\|
			firstrace = ZCT14 (May 2002)\|
			results = 4D Stunts League (2003)\|
			}}



	'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.		'''Mingva''' is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in May 2002, being a member of the [[Golden Generation]]. He formed the original incarnation of the highly successful [[Orion]] team together with [[Alain]]. After the end of the [[ISA competition]] in 2002, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Cup), one of the key Stunts competitions from that era. Mingva was, additionally, the main responsible for making usage of [[Advanced Replay Handling]], the universal [[RH Hiding]] technique. On track, his best results were [[ZakStunts]] victories on ZCT Plus#2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.