Stealing a moment away from his larger role in his family's life on Kauai, Bruce Irons found himself in a world of his own in the barrel at Backdoor today; so much so that he had no idea that his only real score - a nine - was the best wave ridden in his heat and more than enough to move him forward in the competition. He disappeared off into the free-surfing lineup after the heat, looking like he needed a moment alone, before making his way back half an hour later. Speaking in an interview on the beach, he was shocked to learn that he was still in the running<br /><br /><br /><img src="http://ll.broadbandsports.com/images/voclom_Untitled-2.thumbnail.jpg" alt="Volcom Pipe Pro 2011 Day 2 Highlights - Irons, Walsh, Hobgood, Gudauskas" title="Volcom Pipe Pro 2011 Day 2 Highlights - Irons, Walsh, Hobgood, Gudauskas" width="150" height="90" alt="Volcom Pipe Pro 2011 Day 2 Highlights - Irons, Walsh, Hobgood, Gudauskas"/>
