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| Originally Posted by domski I think your initial post was not really on topic either.
I can see how you think that people trying to go for lap times can be a pain, but I would think that they are mostly in fast groups. Anyone going in a fast group should know the score and in my opinion, they have no right to complain about people riding too fast, unless it's dangerous.
The fact that you do trackdays to enjoy them - what does that mean?
I do trackdays to enjoy them too.
I do racing to enjoy that as well.
Just because I'm a ****load faster than you, doesn't mean I'm reckless or upsetting anyone.
Nobody has ever complained about my riding on a trackday, even when I've been timed, I'm curteous and aware that there are people like yourself out there, and I ride accordingly.
Basically, you're so far wrong on every aspect of your argument, and you ****ed me off!
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On or off topic, its relevant in thisinstance.
I couldn't care that you are faster than me Dom, nice display of ego though, good lad.
Well, its nice to know no one has ever complained about you.
And why should "fast group" riders be trusted to flaunt what are hard and fast "safety rules" ??
And how can quoting the rules be wrong ??
as for ****ing you off, tough ****, deal with it, your disregard for the way you should conduct yourself is out of order.
oh, and please find where I called you reckless ???
TP,
egg timers, mates on pit wall etc do not have you distracted or as focusssed in my opinion as a lap timer does, in fact even in the briefings you are warned not to do that either, No Limits threaten to confiscate watches, mobiles etc... its a safety issue, if they didn't think it was it wouldn'e be an issue would it ??
as for people trying lines, set up etc, well thats cool, thats all part of a tracday so don't see the relevance of that statement.
As far as i'm aware the UK CSS does not issue timings on levels 1 & 2, i've never been issued any, maybe that was because they don't run lap times in hours ... lol
24-Jun-2006, 10:04 
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