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It proves that all this global warming propaganda is a load of old tosh! Our government uses it to push up fuel prices- i paid over £10 for a full tank on my 400cc for the first time ever on my way to Brands! And i also saw the police pulling over bikers on the A21- i can only assume it was over misted visors. That may have been for 'our own protection', but there were plenty of cars sat up my chuff cos i had to slow down.
Ok, rant over- thumbs up to MSV, i'm looking forward to May!

I thought it was spring time in Britain/Europe and it should be getting warmer, Can i make you jealous its 7.15 p.m. monday evening and its been a beatiful fine day and the current temp is 23 degrees C, but I'm in Brisbane Australia, all you bike riders come down here we have a great local comp that goes all year and that why we keep turning out world champions

John -

Everywhere's up from Chichester

Thank you for Reschedule looking forward to the 11th May. three of us went up on bikes and got stuck on the motor way! Not good,But go home safely in the end. Glad you did not send the lads out on the track, for ther safety hope all gose well for the next meeting.
Yours John Boy

PS:We tried to come up from chichester

I was there and we knew from wen we got ther at 8.30 this morning it would probably be cancelled. Im not disappointed though, as i still got to meet Leon Haslam, have a picture with him and my t-shirt signed (: I also met Shakey & Leon Camier. Will look forward to going on the pit walk in May too!

I did'nt even make it there, i got as far as Tonbridge (from Hastings) and had to turn back as i could'nt see a thing!! Great fun though!
Good decision to postpone it and keep the grid positions- i'm looking forward to seeing Shakey V's Leon (and he will be at the front!!) when the sun comes out.
I did'nt fancy standing in the freezing cold had the race gone ahead and i doubt if anyone would have got past lap 2.

I was there too and it was like Siberia. By the time I was back in Reading at 2pm, the sun was out and the snow had largely melted - ideal racing conditions (well in Reading anyway!)

Having been there it was obvious that there wasn''t going to be any racing, no problem with that, but it would have been nice for the riders to have ventured out of their cosy hospitality areas to met a few of the fans that made the effort!!!

Having been there I was surprised it took them so long to call it off. The circuit was pure white and you couldn't see the edge of the track. Every time snow plow they had out cleared a line the snow covered it. Shame though, as seeing skaey and co. race in that would have been woth the frozen ******

Arsse .... Now the other swine have the information (from qualifying) needed to match my brilliant predictions for MCN Fantasy Road Race