This years winner of the P.B.P
Chloe Parkins is this years winning racer of the Praegrandis Broom Prix she is the lead racer of the team The Honey Hornets. She is 24 and weights 121 pounds standing at 5'4". This years race was a close call between her and the head racer of The Midnight Flyers and the backup racer of The Crimson Flyers. She just managed to slip her way into first place at the last moment. When she is not racing she works as a waitress at Mealcot Bar & Grill. She is currently in a 6 year relationship with her fellow classmate Jon Sheridan. They both attend our local Myskatonic University. She is studying to become a certified Healer and Alchemist. She met Jon in her Potions 101 class during her first year. She says that Jon is studying to become a Magistrator.
She got into flying when she was helping her roommate practice for a try out and found she was quite a natural in the air.
She has used her winnings to pay for her schooling and to purchase her own equipment. Great Job Chloe keep up the great work.
The J5 Airboy of the Cirrus also has the selection of a straw tail which gives the broom better control and maneuverability. This brush thick then its other choice which does cut down on the speed but it gives the rider a safer flight.
The J5 Airboy of the Cirrus also has the choice of a hay tail which makes the broom lighter and able to pick up speed quicker and fly faster through the air. It does cost more than the straw option however, this one comes with riding gloves.
The J5 Airboy of the Cirrus comes with your choice of three types of wood for a well balanced handle. These choices are Pine, Oak, Mahogany. This broom also includes a basic rubber grip or a memory foam grip for better comfort for a slight upgrade fee. Lastly this style of broom was used by the team The Crimson Flyers during this years Praegandis Broom Prix. Cirrus models are still the most commonly affordable brooms on the market.
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The RX9 of the Excelsior Series is one of the fastest to date.
With it's black polished Blackthorn handle this provides the broom with a strong shaft for more support. The handle is also wrapped with a black leather strip grip to prevent slippage during flights. The tail of the broom is a dark wheat straw which provides the rider with ability to quickly reach the max speed of Mach 3 which is around 2000 knots. Of course this speed is not recommended fly with caution. The tail also includes a enchanted charm connector. This is Excelsior's fastest sleekest broom to date and the same class of brooms used by the Midnight Flyers in the 2020 Praegrandis Broom Prix.
