Can you say WOW?
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After Senna's death it wsa hard for me to watch, but I loved the Hakkinen/Schumacher duels. When Hakkinen retired I lost interest. Don't read anything wrong into this, but when my team, McLaren, signed a "windgat" like Hamilton I gave up watching. I just can't like the guy. So I only started watching again last year. Missed out on many years of racing. Quite enjoying the fight that Verstappen is bringing to Hamilton and Mercedes though, and having Ricardo in a McLaren is good for me. He brings back some of the old days' "fun factor" to the sport. I remember Hakkinen on his monocycle up and down the pit lane. Good old days.
Now THATS racing. Not the diluted excuse of GP that we have today.
When Talent shined, not the make of the car
The reason I gave up Motor(car) racing;
I won't select "Winner", as this was the end of a legend
The reason I gave up Motor(car) racing;
Sorry bro.
It's all good ... I not only survived, I evolved, with my life changing for the better
... I still race off road bikes tho' 
The reason I gave up Motor(car) racing;
Can't make out the written parts, but that looks hectic
That's why it's called bikers. Dust off and get back up on there.It's all good ... I not only survived, I evolved, with my life changing for the better
It's all good ... I not only survived, I evolved, with my life changing for the better
I never owned my own bike.
I owned a few bicycles. Always borrowed bikes.
Last week I took a buddies bike around the block. Nothing fancy just a small semi off road. He held on to the helmet and I figured you only need one if you crash anyways
I'll have to remove the newspaper from the frame in my garage to get a better pic of the text for you
It certainly was friggen hectic ... Bruce Kernick tried to overtake me on the inside of the original Kyalami Clubhouse corner, and slid into me, and as his wheels touched mine, he was catapulted at his, plus my speed, (that was a +-180Km/hr corner), 360Km/hr over my head, ripping off my left back suspension, (if you look carefully you'll see my left back wheel at some 45 degrees), and I went into a spin ending up on the exit line hidden by the crash barrier, Basil Mann managed to nip past me nanoseconds before the spinning happened, with the rest of the field coming around the corner and suddenly seeing me directly in front of them ... and the f#$% fest continued ...
It's funny ... until you smack somethingI never owned my own bike.
I owned a few bicycles. Always borrowed bikes.
Last week I took a buddies bike around the block. Nothing fancy just a small semi off road. He held on to the helmet and I figured you only need one if you crash anyways
, as I have a few times too many 
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