Topic: Victorian Titles

[bear]

Doesn't sound like a great meet Brian hope the rider heals quick there's not much room for solo's let alone chairs going though crash corner.

Very true Mark, but it keeps us on our toes.

Cheers,
Brian

[bear]

Hope ya'll have better luck next time.

Sam.

What's going on over there Uncle Sammy, your not going "native" on us are you???

Cheers,
Brian

[Sam Green Racing]

Hope ya'll have better luck next time.

Sam.

What's going on over there Uncle Sammy, your not going "native" on us are you???

Cheers,
Brian

I'm back home Brian. I have a couple of events helping my young friend Lewis and one event of my own if the bike arrives on time then back to the States for the second round in Virginia in June. Give my love to Ev.

Sam. 

[maduncle]

Hey Brian - I was there volunteering all day on the Saturday up in the box at turn three (crash corner), learning how to work the flags and push sidecars off the track when they bump each other and end up in all sorts of bother.

Was that you hooning around on the mobility scooter?

I could not make it Sunday but I heard there was a nasty spill with someone sent off to hospital - hope they are okay.

[bear]

Hey Brian - I was there volunteering all day on the Saturday up in the box at turn three (crash corner), learning how to work the flags and push sidecars off the track when they bump each other and end up in all sorts of bother.

G'day Cliffy,

I can't believe you didn't chase me up mate.
Newmo and I would have liked to have caught up and had a beer with you.
Crash is the place to be if you want to see a bit sidecar action,  no doubt about that.
My balls are usally bouncing of my adams apple by the time I hit the breaking area for Crash on the first lap.


Was that you hooning around on the mobility scooter?

Yep, that was I.
Not quite as quick as the chair but I still manage to get myself into trouble with it on occasions.

I could not make it Sunday but I heard there was a nasty spill with someone sent off to hospital - hope they are okay.

Yep, your right unfortunately.
It was a mate of mine, (Doug Flake).
And it was our bike that punted him off.
He collected the tyer barrier at the end of the straight.
Six broken ribs, no internal bleeding or busted lungs though thank God.

I've spoken to him a couple of times since the accident and he's been kind enough to accept my apology for the incident.
Unfortunately it was his second major accident in two meetings and he has decided to retire.

To be honest it's left me wondering which way I'm heading as well.
I'm feeling pretty low about the whole thing at the moment.

Now remember.
If your down this way doing the flaggy thing and you don't chase us up your going to be in deep #$%*!

Cheers,
Brian

[johno]

Brian
Its an old man thing , go straight and fast , week of partying and relaxing, camp cooking, catch a few rays and work on your tan,
my mate who has the good roller is still keen to see it used, he is busy with his wife in hospital at the moment but I will pin him down to firm yes or no, if yes we will bring it over to you and catch up with those Leeton bad boys  You 
johno

[Sam Green Racing]

I can see a land speed chair on the cards, much safer and still fun without the danger.

Sam.

[maduncle]

Bugger - I got so caught up at crash corner for the day I didn't get a chance to say hi.

Was Doug on a silver Triumph outfit?

I think I helped him and his mate push it off the track after a three way tangle at crash corner on Saturday arvo.

Those chairs weren't turning through crash - they were all drifting!