I have followed Irish Road Racing for years, and I have to honestly say it is time to make real run offs and protect their "Heros' from needless tragedy as much as possible.Squibb said:
That is the real dilemma with "road" racers, and they will all tell you, nobody makes them do it. That is what separates them from track racers. Ultimately, the protection you speak of, is more for us, and their friends and family, for our pain when they lose their life.shrekonwheels said:
He's one tuff SOB! I hope we see him back in the game soon.greg the pole said:
I feel bad if it's a mechanical problem or a lapper in the way affecting the outcome, but if it's rider error, no matter what the reason, that's racing.FredBGG said:
And speeds have increased dramatically thus increasing the velocity and danger.scott123007 said:
Cool, now I have someone to go with. ::001::Tyke said:Not so for me shrek, I love watching Irish road racing for the purity of the racing itself.
Living within fairly easy distance of travelling to Northern Ireland means I have actually been many times to spectate, it's a 'must do' experience for me
Like the IOM TT to me, a fascinating thing to watch and I gawp in awe of what these people do, but I am always terrified for the crazy bastards, I am like a kid watching a scary film, cowering behind the sofa, hand half covering eyes.Tyke said:
You would be most welcome to join the fun ::008::shrekonwheels said:
