Tom Brown
@toemarse.bsky.social
Two wheel fan, beer and sausage lover, happiest in the mountains, proud father of two amazing daughters and bad at describing myself.
I wonder what will happen with the damages award? On the one hand Shakey suffered terrible injuries but he has had a fantastically successful career. Perhaps a safety foundation to make the sport safer?
*I'm not the one who spent 4 mths in hospital nearly paralysed, so it's easy for me to say this.
*I'm not the one who spent 4 mths in hospital nearly paralysed, so it's easy for me to say this.
December 2, 2024 at 7:04 AM
I wonder what will happen with the damages award? On the one hand Shakey suffered terrible injuries but he has had a fantastically successful career. Perhaps a safety foundation to make the sport safer?
*I'm not the one who spent 4 mths in hospital nearly paralysed, so it's easy for me to say this.
*I'm not the one who spent 4 mths in hospital nearly paralysed, so it's easy for me to say this.
Pirelli tyres are a good shout. They seem predictable, even when they drop in performance.
I find it interesting that MotoGP riders fill the top crashing list. The extra pressure of Sprints & limited qualifying help this, plus they have an extra session with warm up. The other factor is Michelin.
I find it interesting that MotoGP riders fill the top crashing list. The extra pressure of Sprints & limited qualifying help this, plus they have an extra session with warm up. The other factor is Michelin.
December 2, 2024 at 6:55 AM
Pirelli tyres are a good shout. They seem predictable, even when they drop in performance.
I find it interesting that MotoGP riders fill the top crashing list. The extra pressure of Sprints & limited qualifying help this, plus they have an extra session with warm up. The other factor is Michelin.
I find it interesting that MotoGP riders fill the top crashing list. The extra pressure of Sprints & limited qualifying help this, plus they have an extra session with warm up. The other factor is Michelin.