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IF you read the origonal post it names the peple responsible I have proof. |
Rich you should be aware that some time ago a comment was passed on this board about someone runing 800 camshafts...I can't remember who said it and it was in jest..it might even have been Dom - so, my point is that it's quite easy to see how the question of 800 cams would crop up. Secondly - as you are undoubtedly aware - Dom was pulled up for running a SuperCorsa at some stage (Snetterton I belive). It's against such a background that it doesn't take a genius to see how people can draw conclusions no matter how erroneous they are. Quote:
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Be a bit clearer Dom - do you seriously believe you were being got at for voicing an opinion and that having the bike protested & stripped was a consequence of that opinion? What was the opinion you voiced? |
Anthony ... you have decided to be the fall guy here, I don't know why you are protecting your 'sponsors' however it does you little credit, because until you disclose their names then people will continue to guess and that can't be healthy for the club or the series. Time to put the record straight. |
Hasnt he already said he was 'encouraged' by the race committee ? |
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OK, how about this... Jeez, how lucky was it that I was running a light flywheel ;) Anyone gunna protest that one? Just in case like. :lol: Quote:
Diablo Corsa actually... as a result of seeing them on other bikes at previous rounds. Although I lost my points. What happened when Geoff Spencer ran a 680 big bore kit at Cadwell (and everyone knew before the race started!) and won both races? I believe he kept his points and even had his bike made legal - paid for by Ducati UK - according to Baines themselves (as I was told by another reputable DD rider who spoke to Baines afterwards). Quote:
The simple fact is Nige, that I pi$$ed PJ off. Nothing else. Everything that happened on the day and in the build up to the meeting proves this. Things were said on the day that also back all this up. Anything else is pure conjecture. Those are the facts! |
He also said there were plenty of rumours floating around. It takes more than a race committee to be responsible for that. Those sort of rumours come from other riders or those involved with them. |
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I entirely believe that to be the case. Quote:
Have you been away recently? :confused: |
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But that is exactly how rumours start Dom. That is the point I am making although coming from you.... ;) Quote:
It doesn't matter what tyre it was - only that it wasn't permitted. Sure you did your time but, again the point I make is that people will draw conclusions from those episodes so, in context, it become easy and obvious how you may be accused of cheating. Quote:
That's a rumour. It is not substantiated. You need material evidence. Material evidence is precisely why the bike was stripped. Quote:
If that is the case then it's a poor show indeed. If, however, your bike was stripped because there was good reason to believe you were cheating then it's understandable. Here's a bit of rational thought for the lynch mob. Now please read what I say properly before jumping on a bandwagon - I am an impartial observer with no axe to grind. 1. Dom has previously infringed the rules & should have known better - known fact. 2. Dom is doing much better than last year when he was nowhere - known fact 3. Dom is winning the championship - known fact 4. Dom has made comments about 800 camshaft (we'll assume it's a known fact - winging it but stay with me on this) 5. Rumours circulating in the paddock re. cheating going on - known fact The point I am making is that it's an easy and understandable conclusion to come to that Dom might be cheating. It's a crying shame that someone might use this sort of situation to their advantage with an alternative personal agenda motivating them - nonetheless it is easy to see how rumours of cheating can exist. |
I have been watching clubmans races since I was 0 yrs old and can see a good rider over another. You, Dom, are awesome and when you went passed me on the 'superpole' qualifying at Oulton, I followed for as long as I could and could see how well you ride the bike and it gave me some tips how to ride these things. Well done mate, your the series winner, dont forget. And well done to Phil too! It seems the celebrations need more emphasis!!! These guys have worked damn hard! Our swimming club won Sat night before and we had cheers, group photos and presentations.... Andy |
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