View Full Version : Experienced (read almost old) people who still have a go
miper
29th August 2012, 12:45
Okay so who else is going to own up to being 50+ and still or just beginning to race and on what?
I'll start , Me pre89 F3
codgyoleracer
29th August 2012, 12:57
:whistle::whistle::whistle::whistle:
malcy25
30th August 2012, 11:06
One gent up here I know is just in the process of winding back at the age of 78/79 and a great grandfather....
Duke girl
30th August 2012, 12:13
I'm 50 in March next year and l'm still out their Racing on my Honda 250 RR MC 22 in the Minilites class amongst all the younger 1's. Love every minute l am out there and am hoping to still be out there in many more years to come.
ellipsis
30th August 2012, 12:40
...at a youthful 55, I am nowhere near the age of some of the blokes I am racing with in our club...a few around 70,four are closer to 80, one who races a pre 89 is that age...still fast, skilled and young at heart, all of them...
Kiwi Graham
30th August 2012, 13:24
The big five oh next month for me!
For shits and giggles now just dont want to walk away from it all just yet :shifty:
Voltaire
30th August 2012, 13:43
51, first time on a track last October, racing a 1973 BMW 900, with a 500 under construction.
Haggis2
30th August 2012, 17:28
50 plus and experiEnced?
RDjase
30th August 2012, 18:10
Didn't know Ulysses had a Race Team :msn-wink:
I will be back on my RD350LC at some stage in the future, my racing kid uses all the $ and time
jellywrestler
30th August 2012, 19:10
your all just out of your teething stage
Bob Grover has missed racing two, yes two, Cemetery Circuits since 1962. once he had a broken leg the other time his bike was still returning from him racing at the isle of man.
worm13
30th August 2012, 19:17
your all just out of your teething stage
Bob Grover has missed racing two, yes two, Cemetery Circuits since 1962. once he had a broken leg the other time his bike was still returning from him racing at the isle of man.
what a winner!! dont forget Bernie Johnston tho racing NZSBK on his R1 up till he was 62, only reason why he stopped was due to health problems but now flys planes instead!!
wharfy
30th August 2012, 20:12
your all just out of your teething stage
Bob Grover has missed racing two, yes two, Cemetery Circuits since 1962. once he had a broken leg the other time his bike was still returning from him racing at the isle of man.
Pretty lame excuses :)
I turned 58 in June - I'll be back when I save some money :)
DerekP
30th August 2012, 23:20
Aww FFS...I'm gonna be poor for years....:brick: I thought you retired at 50.....:eek5:
slowpoke
31st August 2012, 00:25
I'm 50 in March next year and l'm still out their Racing on my Honda 250 RR MC 22 in the Minilites class amongst all the younger 1's. Love every minute l am out there and am hoping to still be out there in many more years to come.
And still dayum hawt!
Not quite 50 here, but closer to it than 40......:eek5:
Dreama
31st August 2012, 18:00
Haven't retired yet at 57, least that's what I keep telling myself ... just waiting for the work thing to improve so I can actually buy stuff ... like food ..... and tyres.
Definitly aiming to try and save enough moola to do the 30th SOT
next Feb.
Muzzab
31st August 2012, 20:36
I'm a bit young for the thread at 46, but started late, about to do my 4th Greymouth Street Races, so been racing about 3 1/2 years.
Started with a bucket, now have a Pre82 bilke as well, by the time I'm 50 I'll be up to Pre89 all going well.
Shaun
1st September 2012, 20:59
I am nealy 49 and will be racing for the first time in 10 months in a month from now
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