Moonlight Racing
Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2004 10:49 am
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Good PR ? Don't think so!
Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2004 9:53 am
This happened twice, at the same track, two years in a row, the same guy.
That he was actually allowed to continue driving is embarrassing. That his butt twice appeared in a Swedish evening paper as the only report from Swedish sidecar-racing is even worse!
/JJ
That he was actually allowed to continue driving is embarrassing. That his butt twice appeared in a Swedish evening paper as the only report from Swedish sidecar-racing is even worse!
/JJ
That happened only once
Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2004 11:09 am
That happened only once not twice like Johanna told. It was 02.05.2002 in Pionjär, Sweden.
and in 2003
Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2004 4:20 pm
and it happened in Pionjär last year as well...
So it was two different teams.
Sad anyway...
Johan - Johanna is my sister!
So it was two different teams.
Sad anyway...
Johan - Johanna is my sister!
Moonlight....
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2004 8:17 pm
Relax Johan.....
Who appointed you "Guardian of morals?"
Where´s your sense og humour? Maybe you should change your tactics, if you want more attention in the papers??
Best wishes Anette, Danmark
Who appointed you "Guardian of morals?"
Where´s your sense og humour? Maybe you should change your tactics, if you want more attention in the papers??
Best wishes Anette, Danmark
Re: Good PR ? Don't think so!
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 12:15 am
maybe they were in the lead or something?johanjeppsson wrote: That he was actually allowed to continue driving is embarrassing.
/JJ
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 9:33 pm
NO I think they finished almost last, but contrary to the others teams, were Michael and Mats in the newspaper 
Thats also good PR for sidecarcross.
P.S.
I know that it is very difficult to drive with a bare butt. I have been there.
So respect Mats
Greeting Jesper Rasmussen
Thats also good PR for sidecarcross.
P.S.
I know that it is very difficult to drive with a bare butt. I have been there.
So respect Mats
Greeting Jesper Rasmussen
Short reply
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 9:16 pm
Me the "Guardian of Morality" ?
You don't know me.
No. What it's about is the sorry state that sidecarcross has gone into in Sweden. Few teams. Not that much practising by more than a few top teams. I've just tried a few laps altogether, with Conny. Barely steering speed really. It's exhausting. If I where to do this for real, I would train year-round so that when the racing is done, I can go to work the following week.
Almost no races. There are five (5) in Sweden this year. Even if you buy a used bike, wear last decades clothing and only have a towed trailer after your car, it's a LOT of money spent for just these five races.
It seems though as if everybody is pleased with this. At the annual meeting nobody raised an opinion on the number of races. Nobody thinks our (you the drivers and passengers) image matters (as some of your responses show), nobody can afford clean clothes for each race (that's two shirts each).
So. My point is:
Sure, if I weren't concerned with this sport I would have found the picture very funny. As it is, the attention it gets, THE ONLY attention this sport gets sometimes, it's just sad.
/Johan
You don't know me.
No. What it's about is the sorry state that sidecarcross has gone into in Sweden. Few teams. Not that much practising by more than a few top teams. I've just tried a few laps altogether, with Conny. Barely steering speed really. It's exhausting. If I where to do this for real, I would train year-round so that when the racing is done, I can go to work the following week.
Almost no races. There are five (5) in Sweden this year. Even if you buy a used bike, wear last decades clothing and only have a towed trailer after your car, it's a LOT of money spent for just these five races.
It seems though as if everybody is pleased with this. At the annual meeting nobody raised an opinion on the number of races. Nobody thinks our (you the drivers and passengers) image matters (as some of your responses show), nobody can afford clean clothes for each race (that's two shirts each).
So. My point is:
Sure, if I weren't concerned with this sport I would have found the picture very funny. As it is, the attention it gets, THE ONLY attention this sport gets sometimes, it's just sad.
/Johan
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 10:29 pm
thats true, and only five races a year isn't enough they forget that amateur teams, not often can go abroad ....? if i here this i'm glad i live in the motocrosscrazy belguim
greets -sam-
greets -sam-
placement
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2004 1:41 pm
Placement was 6 when trousers was going down on half time of race. And then 15 minutes races more with out trousers and place of location in the end of race was 8.Jesper wrote:NO I think they finished almost last, but contrary to the others teams, were Michael and Mats in the newspaper
Thats also good PR for sidecarcross.
P.S.
I know that it is very difficult to drive with a bare butt. I have been there.
So respect Mats
Greeting Jesper Rasmussen
placement
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2004 1:59 pm
Placement was 6 when trousers was going down on half time of race. And then 15 minutes races more with out trousers and place of location in the end of race was 8.
butt racing
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2004 9:28 pm
Text deleted by Rien (30-03-04) for reason that it wasn't written in English.
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