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2011
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THE 70th EDITION of the BOL d'OR REMEMBER THE FIRST LAP LAST YEAR? CHRIS WALKER WINS - AGAIN!
An astonishing 22-lap contest gave Chris "The Stalker" Walker his first ever World Superbike race win, as the Nottinghamshire rider overcame the atrocious weather and slippery track to go from dead last (and on the gravel at the first corner on lap one) to victor in front of a drenched Assen crowd. It was Kawasaki's first race win in SBK since a double success for Hitoyasu Izutsu, at Sugo in 2000. Walker's last podium finish was in 2005, third at Valencia. We remember him well from World Endurance, when he won the 1999 Le Mans 24 hour race with team-mates Steve "Hizzy" Hislop and Bertrand "Fast Sebil" Sebileau.
..if you really want, you can buy the model...just click on the picture... GRAND FINAL COMPETITION In the lead up to this year’s Endurance World Championship
Grand Finale, the Bol d’Or 24 Hour race,
www.warwicknowland.com will stage
an exciting new competition called ‘Pick the Podium’. The scene is set as we
count down to this year’s epic Endurance finale and picking the podium will be
a battle on its own! RIDE AROUND MAGNY COURS WITH "SPIKE" EDWARDS AND A WONKY CAMERA ...on a totally standard GSXR1000 - thrashed
to death... FROM THE F.I.M. Anti-doping controls were carried out at the 24 Hours of Oschersleben, held on the circuit of Oschersleben (Germany) on August 12 -13 last. Neither prohibited substances nor markers of the use of prohibited methods were found in the tested samples. The riders controlled were : Christer Minin (SWE), Gwen Giabbani (FRA), Matthias Hee ndorf (GER), Rico Penzkofer (GER), Massimo Accornero (ITA) and Keiichi Kitagawa (JPN). ...IT'S ALL OVER...
2006 WORLD ENDURANCE "ROOKIE TROPHY" WINNER
Courtesy of Ohlins guru Zweitze Rooske - the unofficial Rookie of the Year" Trophy...impressive, ain't it? ...aah...it's the one in front... |