Adventures at Knockhill 28th August 2010

I'm too tired and too damn sore to write up a full report just now, but I had to get this video up.

Grass tracking again!

However this time there's no doubt about the pass, the guy stuck it under me at the apex when I was already fully committed to the corner and levered me up off line. But having completely screwed his own entry line to the corner he then proceeded to crash right in front of me! Twat!

Same guy also forced one of my mates off the track in the previous session.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCjCvakEXVE

wow lucky escape their mate...

What a t*%t. Glad you're ok!!!

He should have been going home for that one anyway.

Your going to have to fit knobblies, with all the grass tracking.

That was a close shave TF that tosser should be grateful to your skills in avoiding him, if it was me I'd have run over the shyte and taken my chances!!

Bloody hell, that was close and could have been a bad one! Glad your okay though,well done for missing him

As I said it turns out he was the same guy who punted another friend off track the session before. The marshalls told us they'd had words with the offender that time (we didn't know who it was till we checked video) it obviously didn't have a lot of effect on him!

When I had words the comments were "I was committed" (should have been), "It's alright, you didn't come off did you?" (no thanks to him) and from his mate "you pay your money you take your chance". It's a track day not a feckin' race. Not impressed!

Also not impressed with my own entry line - I have to start using more of the track.

What a knob and what a stupid attitude to have. You should have thrown him a beaten

Done well to catch it and escape that little fupa mate

Take it he was braking while trying to turn in to dufus ??

I don't know if he was still braking, looks probable, but his entry line to the corner was so tight he was always going to be in trouble.

Just as well I didn't meet him straight after, I was bloody raging. Thankfully I'd calmed down by the time he was out of the medical centre.

Tazfiend wrote:I don't know if he was still braking, looks probable, but his entry line to the corner was so tight he was always going to be in trouble.

Just as well I didn't meet him straight after, I was bloody raging. Thankfully I'd calmed down by the time he was out of the medical centre.

Just watching his body, reaction and the way the bike was he looked like he was heading off either way with his line & speed and braked while trying to turn.

No wonder mate but good recovery