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Old 14-Apr-2011, 00:09   #1
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You not there Fri Phil?

It is me I'm worried about wearing out!

No I shall be doing a jolley..esque and arriving early Sat Morn, fully refreshed from a warm bed.
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Old 14-Apr-2011, 02:27   #2
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Aww was hoping to pick up a few lines and braking points from you on Friday Phil
I'm staying there Thursday and Friday night and will also be getting up from a nice warm bed
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Old 14-Apr-2011, 09:15   #3
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not too worried about me, but tyres are a different story...glad I have a set arrivng at Mallory just in case Altho no way you'll get them changed between races, or probably even practice sessions the pace I work at!! Going to be a very busy day....
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Old 14-Apr-2011, 09:29   #4
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Paul you need a spare pair of wheels with new tyres already fitted

I managed to pick up a lightweight rear for £9.99 on ebay and already had a spare 916 front, so 'Sorted'
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racing is racing; what happens, happens, not sure 'keeping it sensible' is a phrase which can be used in the heat of battle into edwinas or the hairpin!
Well, you can say do-or-die, or wait for a better opportunity. Personally I would like to be there at the end of 18 laps. Outbraking someone into Edwinas is deceptive, and if you make a mistake you have often collected someone before they even knew you were there (someone narrowly missed taking my nose off last year, but I was lucky). This isn't directed at anyone in particular, I would just like us all to go home in one piece.

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No I shall be doing a jolley..esque and arriving early Sat Morn, fully refreshed from a warm bed.
So will I... from Home in Northampton (40mins away!). I'll be up there Friday, but doubt I will do every session. Just have a nose around and see what sort of pace everyone has (oh, and figure out my gearing).
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Old 14-Apr-2011, 12:21   #6
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(someone narrowly missed taking my nose off last year, but I was lucky).

happens every race to me - its caleld badger Watch!! PMSL
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Old 14-Apr-2011, 12:43   #7
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happens every race to me - its caleld badger Watch!! PMSL

PML Paul, but to be fair at Brands this year it was a case of Big Boy Bradders coming through step aside.

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Old 14-Apr-2011, 14:40   #8
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Yep have a great race guys and be as safe as you can out there
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Old 14-Apr-2011, 17:18   #9
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Cool I like this sentiment & second it.
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Yep have a great race guys and be as safe as you can out there

Dukeman358,

I like this sentiment & second it. Accept up front the fact that racing is dangerous so be as careful as possible, for you and everyone else you race with, while having as much fun as possible. If one day you have an accident then so be it, just put it down to making your own decisions as an adult and living your life to the full.

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Old 14-Apr-2011, 20:51   #10
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Well, you can say do-or-die, or wait for a better opportunity. Personally I would like to be there at the end of 18 laps. Outbraking someone into Edwinas is deceptive, and if you make a mistake you have often collected someone before they even knew you were there (someone narrowly missed taking my nose off last year, but I was lucky). This isn't directed at anyone in particular, I would just like us all to go home in one piece.

Bloody hell Ron! negative stuff there mate i thought reading your posts a double win at Mallory was Bagged already

Good luck all and wish i was with you on Saturday on the grid :-(
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