Youhave2minutes

I don’t think Lingren will be racing in U.K. in 2025.

Do you sleep in that damn thing. You seem as though you near live in it.

looking beyond the track, cannot see for health and safety reasons how the promotion got away how the pit area was assembled. Where the home and away areas are facing one another with a narrow walkway between the two. Surely they are blowing exhaust fumes at one another

And now join the list the maniac Vinnie Foord.

Race all season and end up with an anti climax meeting like that🤣

Let’s hope it turns out to be better than it looks

There was a rider named foord when riding he felt rather bored when riding for poole he would ride like a fool and end up clouting the boards.

Are you an electrician then

Yes cuz if there’s any fighting I may need to step in😂

Well it’s not Oxford turning up then. So Poole v Championship select.😁 So not only a meaningless meeting but an unnecessary one

Let the onslaught soon begin

A talented rider

I have. Tyretrax and Arnieg go to spec savers. Bookings available online. Opening times 9am to 5.30pm. Early closing on Sundays 4pm.

I totally agree, a sad loss too all. Please don’t think the older ones don’t matter because they do. But the thread was set up for riders short careers. I also agree a life is a life whatever age they were taken.

Thanks for the link but it’s not all about who got killed, it’s about riders that are still with us but career ended too soon with injuries. Not only that the thread is about young riders who left us too soon age wise.

A brilliant rider who had never reached the peak of his career.

Not forgetting Denny Pyeatt And Vic Harding also at the Wick, and Steve Weatherley who had career ending injuries.☹️

And they won’t be

What comes to my mind is Wimbledon and Swedish rider Tommy Jansson. Reason for this thread is to remember riders that are no longer with us or had their career cut short because of their life changing injuries, at a very young age. Tommy’s was a racing accident but many riders were lost with off track incidents. Lets form a list of those riders, not to be sombre but in remembrance of the joy they gave us on the track, and never be forgotten.

Sad to hear, wish him well for a full speedy recovery.

No chance that pit gate has got to be sorted first, and it won’t be cheap.

Face like a slapped arse

Plymouth are good at that.

Not good

Thanks for that👍