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| #21  24-Sep-2011, 13:35 | ||||
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I'm looking forward now to the new challenge a bit too learn but Awesome and Dallas went straight into it ok. Just don't want my arse slapped by a class B bike.    |
| #23 25-Sep-2011, 11:09 | |||
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Pretty certain that I will move up to A but not bought a new engine/bike so who knows. I hope that by next year I will have learnt from my mistakes and will be more consistent finishing. Oulton was all a bit of a mess for me which left me with a chipped bone in my finger and a back that feels 40 years older than it is! Was a big mistake of mine to put the new tyres on Saturday, it meant that I qualified 9th and that I couldnt scrub the edge in. In race 1 I made up quite a few spots on the first couple of bends but midway round the hairpin the bike dropped like it was raining. Then in race 2 KevP and I did some very poor maths and thought I only needed to finish 10th and beat NeilC to get 5th in the championship, but we had completely forgotten about Bradders rounds in hand.  So I cruised round going slower and slower after seeing the carnage! When Ron comes off in the rain you know its slippery!Anyway all in all I enjoyed the season and was very chuffed that I ran towards the front most of the season getting a few podiums and fastest laps in the process. Also thanks to you and various others in the paddock I can now do a bit of (very) basic spannering on the bike! You did a top job this season with a cool head under pressure the championship title came to you. Congratulations to you Ron and KevP! |
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