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    Tyler Lincoln's VMCC Rd2

    Tyler Lincoln Race Report, Streetstock 150

    Round 2 Victoria Winter Series

    Got up at 4:30 left home about 5:30 arivved at the track 7:30ish.
    Practice was wet. We followed Steve (Steve Bagshaw, Moto Acadamy) around to learn the lines on long track. The new Heidenau tyres had lots of grip even though I was only scrubbing them in. I ran wide a couple of times, coming onto the back track. I qualified 8th, my best time was 3:01:549.

    Race 1 was wet.
    I got a good start, accidentally pulled a wheelie passed 2 bikes into turn 1 lap three. Neil (Neil Chappell, #176 RG150) came flying past into Higgens then I noticed Damon (Damon Smith #14 CBR250R) had crashed. Coming onto the back track I managed to catch up to Billy (Graeme Billington #21 RG125) , I stuck behind him for the rest of the race. My best lap time was 2:46:143. I got a 3rd place.

    At lunch Brian Berrnard talked to us about his racing career and race fitness, and about his time in the States with Keith Code.
    The rest of the days racing was stopped after a bike spilled oil on the front straight.

    The next day I woke up at 6:30 and arrived at the track at 8:00.
    Scrub session was damp, I figured out some more lines and followed a 250.

    Race 2 was damp.
    I got a alright start, lap three I passed a 250. I came 3rd. My best time was 2:38.

    Race 3 was very wet.
    I got a good start into turn 1, I passed a 250 coming out of turn 1. My bike started missing into turn 3 Rogan passed me. I could catch up to him on some corners then he pulled away down the straights. Rogan (Rogan Chandler #35 RG150) was riding well and getting used to the change from MX. On the last lap I caught up to Sarah Elliot (#311 CBR250RR) into Dunlop. I came 4th place.

    Replaced the plug and took the carb off and checked for loose connections, seemed OK.

    Race 4 was wet.
    Neil offered to show me his lines on the warm up lap. Neils left hand sweeper line into Dunlop was heaps better than what I was doing. I got a good start passed a 250 into turn 5 then it passed me back down the straight. Lap 3 I passed Neil, I heard his bike playing up. Then he passed me back mid corner, I got him back coming out of the corner then he passed me on the sharp 90 degree corner on the back track. I managed to keep ahead into the hair pin. 4th lap my bike started to play up again ARGH not again. I started to catch up to Billy because his tyres started letting go. I tried to pass him down the straights but he pulled away so I pushed a bit harder in the corners. On the last lap I used the lines Neil showed me on the warm up lap and I passed Billy up the inside into Dunlop and somehow I managed to keep ahead across the the line. I didn't realise I had won until I got to the return road and realised there were no other street stocks there.

    Big thanks to:

    The volunteers and marshalls for there time and the great job on the oil cleanup
    Victoria Motorcycle Club, Actrix and Kiwibike Insurance
    Steve Bagshaw and Moto Academy NZ
    Pacific Motorcycle Club
    Barrys Motorcycles
    Graeme Billington
    Alex Hockly and Ridelife
    Brian Bernard
    Neil Chappell
    Dad

    And all the Streetstock 150, Mini-lite 250 and Pro-lite 250 riders.

    My Lap link http://www.motorcyclesport.co.nz/ind.../ml/Mylaps.asp

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    I enjoyed reading this report Tyler, lot's of detail and I like the way you thank the other people involved at the end.
    Very classey. Maybe next time, you should consider letting Billy win, just so he doesn't feel left out.

    If it's not a secret, and you have time, maybe you could do a report on Brians talk. I'm sure other riders who weren't there would be interested. I know I would. Good luck for the next round, and I hope you are considering giving the Nationals a nudge.Maybe you are too young?
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    Awesome write up Tyler,You are showing maturity well beyond your years,Keep up the good work

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    Sounds like you had a good weekend. One thing that would make it betterer for us people that aren't on the inside would be to include surnames and even their bike numbers, even if it's just at the start of the write up.

    Also what happened with the bike in the end, you said it was misbehaving again.
    Did you whip Billy on a broken down bike?

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    awsome racing mate
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    Great write-up Tyler... I could learn something from that

    It's awesome sharing a pit with you and the Moto Academy team, seeing you develop as a rider and smiling your way through the events, stick at it
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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    Sounds like you had a good weekend. One thing that would make it betterer for us people that aren't on the inside would be to include surnames and even their bike numbers, even if it's just at the start of the write up.
    It is all part of the secrecy Spyder....
    Actually, a link to MyLaps would help with race reports I figure.

    Great riding Tyler, getting tips off my team mate will help you, that is for sure.
    You're riding well, and look forward to catching up next round.

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    Thumbs up

    Good write up and excellent results !
    "You never understood that it ain't no good, you shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you" - Bob Dylan

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobGassit View Post
    I enjoyed reading this report Tyler, lot's of detail and I like the way you thank the other people involved at the end.
    Very classey. Maybe next time, you should consider letting Billy win, just so he doesn't feel left out.

    If it's not a secret, and you have time, maybe you could do a report on Brians talk. I'm sure other riders who weren't there would be interested. I know I would. Good luck for the next round, and I hope you are considering giving the Nationals a nudge.Maybe you are too young?
    Hopefully I will be doing the Nats.

    Beating Billy was just very good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy View Post
    Awesome write up Tyler,You are showing maturity well beyond your years,Keep up the good work
    Thanks for all the help, I'll keep up the good work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    Sounds like you had a good weekend. One thing that would make it betterer for us people that aren't on the inside would be to include surnames and even their bike numbers, even if it's just at the start of the write up.

    Also what happened with the bike in the end, you said it was misbehaving again.
    Did you whip Billy on a broken down bike?
    Yep, it was a cool weekend, I just changed my report and put the names in and a mylaps link.
    Have a look and see if its better, thanks for the advice

    The bike was missing for the last few laps, Dad thinks it might have been rich because of the wet weather. We will have a good check over of it next weekend as we have Buckets this weekend

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marknz View Post
    Great write-up Tyler... I could learn something from that

    It's awesome sharing a pit with you and the Moto Academy team, seeing you develop as a rider and smiling your way through the events, stick at it
    Good weekend of racing, I have a notebook to write notes for my race report so I don't forget.

    See you at round 3

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    Quote Originally Posted by quickbuck View Post
    It is all part of the secrecy Spyder....
    Actually, a link to MyLaps would help with race reports I figure.

    Great riding Tyler, getting tips off my team mate will help you, that is for sure.
    You're riding well, and look forward to catching up next round.
    Good idea added a Mylaps link now, Neil lines work really well.

    Looking foward to the next round.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wharfy View Post
    Good write up and excellent results !
    Thanks for that it was an awesome weekend.

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