That's a bummer Ali but, it's better to rest up now and get fit properly rather than risk long-term damage. Live to fight another day, eh?

Get well.

Pants :sniff:

That's real bad luck Ali, I know you'll be missed on the grid, but best to get these things sorted out properly right from the start.

Someone di tell me though that real racers ride through the pain!!!:D

man thats *****.............................................. .................

Im sure you will be on track late 2006......gearing up for a full assault on 2007..............................

Feel so bad for you m8 as i know how much you love racing..weve been there from the start m8...so sorry to hear the news..........

:(

**** news mate... i was lucky that my injuries all have healed fairly quickly and well.... best of luck.


when you say 'someone' may have the chance to ride it.... Do you have someone in mind ? or can offers be made.... ?

[Edited on 21-4-2006 by weeksy2]

deja vue

don't start Dickie... right time and right place hey mate ?

Yep Weeksy's right mate, there is no "e" to "Deja vu"... :lol:

Blimey Ali...how did you manage to race at Cadwell...BRAVE!

Looks like I came out the best of the "collar-bone mob"...what with Dave Reilly and you struggling with your recovery. May well be that I was under the knife and full of surgical stainless-steel within five days of breakage helped?

Well....as it has been said....REALLY bad news...both for you Ali, and for the DD series, as it seems to have lost its very own Ruben Xaus!

All the best for the op mate.

Andy #99
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Ali, gutted for you mate.

Take it easy and don't rush the rehab and physio - you can race for plenty more years but there are 40+ non-racing weeks a year that you need a good arm for.

Best wishes from Paul & Kirsty