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yod
2nd February 2011, 23:07
"New Zealand's Simon Crafar will be the head coach for the new World Superbike support series; the European Junior Cup."

Great to see!! :niceone:

http://www.worldsbk.com/en/news/latest-news/5016-crafar-to-head-up-european-junior-cup.html
SWERVE
3rd February 2011, 07:48
Good bloke:yes:
Turns out there were at least 3 kiwi juniors registered for this series.
We initially registered Ants but have had to concede that the funding needed is out of OUR reach....................... however i believe both Jake Lewis & Dan Mettam are more having more fortunes with finances and are going to contest this.
We all should all try to help these young guys out in anyway possible... this is a "once in a lifetime" opportunity for these very talanted youngsters to put themselves on the world stage.
And with the races being directly before WSBK race in the programme they will have many eyes upon them.
Just imagine 16yrs old and lining up at the start infront of 120,000 people..............
PRICELESS:blink:
GO BOYS............ and kudos to the mums/dads supporters behind them.
ClutchITUP
3rd February 2011, 21:00
FUCK YEAH go boys go,
And Simon Crafar IS a ledgend Good shit
yod
3rd February 2011, 21:36
Good bloke:yes:
Turns out there were at least 3 kiwi juniors registered for this series.
We initially registered Ants but have had to concede that the funding needed is out of OUR reach....................... however i believe both Jake Lewis & Dan Mettam are more having more fortunes with finances and are going to contest this.
We all should all try to help these young guys out in anyway possible... this is a "once in a lifetime" opportunity for these very talanted youngsters to put themselves on the world stage.
And with the races being directly before WSBK race in the programme they will have many eyes upon them.
Just imagine 16yrs old and lining up at the start infront of 120,000 people..............
PRICELESS:blink:
GO BOYS............ and kudos to the mums/dads supporters behind them.

just out of interest, what is it costing them for the series, ballparkish?