One card. One walrus.
Not everyone
is a seal elite.
A name. A face. A nickname that probably requires context.
Every member gets their own collectible-style card showing where they stand — best finish, best time, how many races they have done, recent form, and a link through to their full historic results. Whoever finished last in the previous race carries the White Fang, starts first next time, and says so on their card. Members can add their own Strava profile if they want one.
Everything on the cards below is invented, for the design. The names are initials, the figures are made up and the portraits are the club's own artwork standing in for photographs. Nothing here is a record of a real race, and nobody's photograph has been lifted off the internet. The real cards appear once the club supplies the roster, the photography and the figures.
This is a design preview, not a member directory. The real cards wait on the club’s own roster, photographs, nicknames and figures — until then the six above stand in, marked on the card as what they are: samples with invented numbers, using the club’s own artwork in place of portraits.
Member profiles and the full historic archive are still to come. Once the club’s records are in, the deck carries real finishes, real times and real form.
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