Le Mans 24hr Crash Yesterday

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Le Mans 24hr Crash Yesterday

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Sert ride pulls back on to the track in front of line of bikes and is not seen by Maco.

Sert rider did get the bike back to the pits but team later retired. Maco didn't. Both riders OK.

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Ouch that looks nasty :shock:

I did catch a bit of it this morn but obviously missed that bit :?
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Hey Colin it could have been worse! Ouch.
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what the hell was he doing pulling back onto track without looking to make sure its safe
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deej wrote:what the hell was he doing pulling back onto track without looking to make sure its safe

In fairness to him he did check right at the start of the vid and did keep right over to the left onto the kerb
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Talking of Le Mans ...... I was about to send you a text - whats the story with Pase One this year :? Didn't seem to be on the qualifying lists, nor even the entry list :shock:
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not running this year moose,very severe lack of sponsorship and all the dates clash with bsb so no decent riders available
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Blimey wrote:
deej wrote:what the hell was he doing pulling back onto track without looking to make sure its safe

In fairness to him he did check right at the start of the vid and did keep right over to the left onto the kerb
did he not see 6 bikes coming out of a corner towards him before he rejoined on the racing line :wink: :wink:
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Only true for WEC, bar Qatar if funds available. Ellison and Richards will be free from BSB contracts by then and would like to do it again.

All other events need to be self-funded.

So, we have only 9 events, 5 or 6 different classes in the pot at the moment. Quite a quiet year then.

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Did Classic Bol last weekend and came 3rd - paid for by Hugh
TT - Superbike, Supersport and Superstock classes paid for by IOM
Ulster - possible but clashes with Spa
NW200 - TT warm-up
Spa 8hr Belgian domestic series - Hugh interested and others
Chimey or Imola 200's now being looked at - Hugh interested
Goodwood. If asked – doesn’t cost much
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I knew about the qatar dream team but wasn't sure if it was allowed to become common knowledge

Who's hugh ?
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nasty crash, I saw the other one where someone was torpedoed on a corner and the pit firse too, that was amazing. Some damn good racing and good coverage on eurosport too.
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deej wrote:I knew about the qatar dream team but wasn't sure if it was allowed to become common knowledge

Who's hugh ?
Hugh Brasher:
Son of Olympic gold-medallist and London Marathon founder, Chris.
CEO – Sweatshop, SheRunsHeRuns, Reading Half Marathon, Experian Festival of Running, Bluewater 10k
Member of Ranelagh Harriers, former member of Hounslow AC.
Director of London Marathon
Founding group member of RRLG – now Run Britain.
Former track runner – 3000m S/C 8.54. 5k - 14.20k.
Competed in 4 London Marathon’s and 3 New York Marathons
Interests – Endurance Motorbike Racing, running and Travelling the world by motorbike.

Current British Endurance Champion – won all seven races last year and won the first won this year – ridden for GB-moto, Hottrax and Moores racing.

Doesn’t own a car and commutes by bike every day.

Oh and did I mention he’s ridden around the World and London to cape town.

http://www.google.co.uk/images?rlz=1T4A ... CBgQsAQwAw

http://www.runbritain.com/about/

Rest of the family are quite handy as well.

http://www.123people.co.uk/s/hugh+brasher
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Brasher
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/commen ... 114593.ece
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2003/mar ... obituaries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley_Brasher
http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1 ... 36,6779825
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layne wrote:
deej wrote:I knew about the qatar dream team but wasn't sure if it was allowed to become common knowledge

Who's hugh ?
Hugh Brasher:
Son of Olympic gold-medallist and London Marathon founder, Chris.
CEO – Sweatshop, SheRunsHeRuns, Reading Half Marathon, Experian Festival of Running, Bluewater 10k
Member of Ranelagh Harriers, former member of Hounslow AC.
Director of London Marathon
Founding group member of RRLG – now Run Britain.
Former track runner – 3000m S/C 8.54. 5k - 14.20k.
Competed in 4 London Marathon’s and 3 New York Marathons
Interests – Endurance Motorbike Racing, running and Travelling the world by motorbike.

Current British Endurance Champion – won all seven races last year and won the first won this year – ridden for GB-moto, Hottrax and Moores racing.

Doesn’t own a car and commutes by bike every day.

Oh and did I mention he’s ridden around the World and London to cape town.

http://www.google.co.uk/images?rlz=1T4A ... CBgQsAQwAw

http://www.runbritain.com/about/

Rest of the family are quite handy as well.

http://www.123people.co.uk/s/hugh+brasher
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Brasher
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/commen ... 114593.ece
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2003/mar ... obituaries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley_Brasher
http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1 ... 36,6779825

Come on Deej :roll: Everybody knows Hugh :roll: :lol: :lol:
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oh yeah,how silly of me

age only keeps me updated with the nee stuff, being as young as i am i have no interest in the classic stuff layne grew up with :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Watch it, or I’ll cuff you round the ear.

Now get to bed before I tell your mum.
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