This sport is awesome, the people make the difference. I have never felt so loved without paying for it, or marrying it. Brent, Fred, Greg, Don, Brian, Jeff, Dustin and a bunch of people my wife didn't know their names. My family and I are so grateful for the selflessness you all show every time I come around. I'm sorry for crashing and getting that ominous helo ride. Jim is down the hall from me, he thinks he can take me on a wheelchair..........we'll see bout that.
I want to say thank you
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Hitman954
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I'm just glad my wife drove up herself. Matt and the others had to get back for work in the morning. He usually has to be there by 6:00 "in the morning". So it was nice to be able to see you guys. You had me worried bro, but after seein you I knew you were doin aight. You guys are gonna tear that hospital up with them wheel chairs lol
design-engine
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My mom is retired from United Airlines. Im going to get your crutches and ass off for a real helicopter ride in Honolulu.
eE jeremy
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300 feet would also be fuel pump, medical facility, old tech shed, plywood shed, and pavilion removal. Where would those buildings go? Also the roads through there would need to be removed meaning there'd only be one road through the paddock, which would slow down ambulance response and make it very congested.
iamnotgreg
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Really glad to hear you're ok. You crashed right behind our pits so we were part of that crowd watching them dig you out.
Thanks for flipping and changing my tires not once but twice this weekend and for being alright after that. Gave us all quite the scare.
You had us totally cracking up over dinner @Anna Marie's. Heal up quickly my friend.
fiveoboy01
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design-engine:
As someone else said in another thread, don't like it, don't race there. Measures are taken for safety but we also can't walk around in a plastic bubble all day. There's risk in doing trackdays and racing and you accept it the moment you pull through the gate.
Safest track is the one you DON'T crash at. I've done 6 trackdays this season so far and I've managed to not crash... it's a trackday, shouldn't be going more than 90% anyways.
As someone else said in another thread, don't like it, don't race there. Measures are taken for safety but we also can't walk around in a plastic bubble all day. There's risk in doing trackdays and racing and you accept it the moment you pull through the gate.
Safest track is the one you DON'T crash at. I've done 6 trackdays this season so far and I've managed to not crash... it's a trackday, shouldn't be going more than 90% anyways.
Supergirl
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Heal quickly, Mikey!! You scared us A LOT!!!
As we finished packing your stuff and walked towards our trailer, Steve asked if i wanted to get anything to eat. I said I'd puke if i tried.
That was as the heli was above us. I looked at it and said one more time 'good luck, mikey' Glad it worked!!!!!
Hang in there, dude!!
As we finished packing your stuff and walked towards our trailer, Steve asked if i wanted to get anything to eat. I said I'd puke if i tried.
That was as the heli was above us. I looked at it and said one more time 'good luck, mikey' Glad it worked!!!!!
Hang in there, dude!!
gkotlin
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We didn't do anything that you didn't offer to do for me, just 12 hours earlier. I'm constantly amazed with the individuals in the motorcycle community. What a great group of people.
We were sitting at dinner before we came to see you. (Which wasn't easy. They lock the doors and don't welcome visitors after 8:30 PM. We were determined haha) I was sitting there telling everyone that I'm sure in 3 days, you and Jim will be reenacting the wheel chair race from Days of Thunder. We know you guys well. You are just like the rest of us. Which it turns out is a good thing.
Ummmm. Did I just say I want to be like Gigolo? Oh geesh... :banghead:
We were sitting at dinner before we came to see you. (Which wasn't easy. They lock the doors and don't welcome visitors after 8:30 PM. We were determined haha) I was sitting there telling everyone that I'm sure in 3 days, you and Jim will be reenacting the wheel chair race from Days of Thunder. We know you guys well. You are just like the rest of us. Which it turns out is a good thing.
Ummmm. Did I just say I want to be like Gigolo? Oh geesh... :banghead:
