Christofire

On 15 Jul, 09:50, Champ <n...@champ.org.uk> wrote:

> Tony Oates obligingly
> blew his bike up in front of me, and then on the last lap I came
> alongside Justin Croft on the brakes. He let his brakes off, so I did
> too. This was only going to end one way - we both missed the corner
> and ran into the safety area. I made a better job of turning round
> than him, and there was no one behind us to take advantage, so 4th was
> mine!

Lovely. Well done, thanks for the writeup and the underground ferry
service[1]. Hope the cake was still edible.

[1] things I never thought I'd write #326

Champ

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 00:09:25 -0000, Christofire
<Chris.Shallcross@gmail.com> wrote:

>On 15 Jul, 09:50, Champ <n...@champ.org.uk> wrote:
>
>> Tony Oates obligingly
>> blew his bike up in front of me, and then on the last lap I came
>> alongside Justin Croft on the brakes. He let his brakes off, so I did
>> too. This was only going to end one way - we both missed the corner
>> and ran into the safety area. I made a better job of turning round
>> than him, and there was no one behind us to take advantage, so 4th was
>> mine!
>
>Lovely. Well done, thanks for the writeup and the underground ferry
>service[1].

It did feel amusing handing over a jiffy bag on a petrol station
forecourt at gone midnight, and being passed something wrapped in
clingfilm in return.

>Hope the cake was still edible.

It was gone before the next motorway junction :-)


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