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Rebellious Photos :: LRRS 7/21/2007
Damn, a guy moves from the infield to the garages and he gets no photo love.
It's all water under the bridge, and we do enter the next round-robin. Am I wrong?
Yikes... what's going on here? Hopefully everyone's OK.
sorry Man, next time.Originally Posted by hessogood
Damn, a guy moves from the infield to the garages and he gets no photo love.
i was wondering that too. Any report?
It's all water under the bridge, and we do enter the next round-robin. Am I wrong?
245 came up on the inside of 524 as 524 started his turn in. bikes came together and got hooked. Rider of 524 fell off when the bikes disconnected and got hooked to 245's exhaust (I think). he was dragged a bit of a distance. luckily his hand and arm didn't get caught by the moving parts. i talked to him afterwards, gloves and leathers ripped, and some rash on his torso and armpit, but mostly unhurt. He loved the pictures!Yikes... what's going on here? Hopefully everyone's OK.
I think i'm going to submit that crash sequence to RoadRacing world! LOL
i definitly think you should.
It's all water under the bridge, and we do enter the next round-robin. Am I wrong?
I saw the whole thing from the bleachers in turn 3. Just happened to be watching these guys. This is exactly what happened.
The guy on the ground was in front of the other guy coming into the chute. Probably 3 bike lengths ahead. He did his braking and initiated turn in. The guy on the 2 stroke tried to take him on the inside when the guy was already next to the rumble strips. There wasn't enough room and the 2 stroker hit the other guy. He went down, but got tangled up with both bikes in the process. He was able to shed his bike by pushing off the 2 stroke but somehow got his arm caught between the rear tire and swingarm. This pic doesn't do it justice - the 2 stroke DRAGGED the guy with his arm caught in the bike from approx where the white line is to where they stopped in the pic. I thought FOR SURE his arm would be broken.
The 2 stroker stopped for a moment to allow the guy to pull his arm out, and then immediately took off and continued the race.
We spoke to the crazy arm man as he walked back to his pit and he was surprisingly OK.
Dunno... if it were me on that 2 stroke, I would have stopped and made sure the guy was alright and taken the DNF. He attempted a really crappy pass and failed miserably, and the other guy could have been seriously hurt.
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LRRS AM #511 (retired)
DNF Racing
you'll def get it in the magazine
Denno - CCS|LRRS EX#49
2006 Yamaha R6LRRS Rookie of the Year 2008
those pics came out awesome man, great job. they blow durgin's out of the water haha
now just get some of me next time
come by the DNF pits and say hello and i'll think about it! LOLthose pics came out awesome man, great job. they blow durgin's out of the water haha
now just get some of me next time
haha i actually almost did, i had no idea who was who but i knew you guys were on nesr...i was gunna go over and say hi but i kept getting sidetracked
yea yea yea
the only time I see you is when I'm heading to the grid or coming back from a race. Neither of those times are conducive to chatting. A) I'm usually late to the grid and B) I can't wait to get my leathers off and get a drink of water!
I'll come by on the pit bike next time
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LRRS AM #511 (retired)
DNF Racing
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