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motorcycle to the face?
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One of the consequences of such notions as "entitlements" is that people who have contributed nothing to society feel that society owes them something, apparently just for being nice enough to grace us with their presence.”
Thomas Sowell (American Writer and Economist, b.1930)
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That was the Daytona 200 in 2001. There are 2 waves that are sent off on the start... Scott Russell had qualified at the begining of the 1st wave on the Ducati (#4), since he was Mr. Daytona and had at the time 5 Daytona 200 wins.
So Imagine nearly 40 bikes, all doing a drag race type launch & one of the lead riders stalling as you're about to grab 2nd gear...
Scott retired after that incident... it damn near killed him and took him a long time to recover from multiple surgeries...
Scott Russell... good old GA homeboy... aka "The Screaming Chief"
I had the pleasure to watch & cheer for him from the stands @ Daytona in 1995 as he lowsided on the horse shoe leading the race & falling to the back of the field. Handing Carl Fogarty a good 40 sec lead... He remounted and won the race by over a minute. He lad lapped everyone except Fogarty...
So Imagine nearly 40 bikes, all doing a drag race type launch & one of the lead riders stalling as you're about to grab 2nd gear...
Scott retired after that incident... it damn near killed him and took him a long time to recover from multiple surgeries...
Scott Russell... good old GA homeboy... aka "The Screaming Chief"
I had the pleasure to watch & cheer for him from the stands @ Daytona in 1995 as he lowsided on the horse shoe leading the race & falling to the back of the field. Handing Carl Fogarty a good 40 sec lead... He remounted and won the race by over a minute. He lad lapped everyone except Fogarty...
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That was the Daytona 200 in 2001. There are 2 waves that are sent off on the start... Scott Russell had qualified at the begining of the 1st wave on the Ducati (#4), since he was Mr. Daytona and had at the time 5 Daytona 200 wins.
So Imagine nearly 40 bikes, all doing a drag race type launch & one of the lead riders stalling as you're about to grab 2nd gear...
Scott retired after that incident... it damn near killed him and took him a long time to recover from multiple surgeries...
Scott Russell... good old GA homeboy... aka "The Screaming Chief"
I had the pleasure to watch & cheer for him from the stands @ Daytona in 1995 as he lowsided on the horse shoe leading the race & falling to the back of the field. Handing Carl Fogarty a good 40 sec lead... He remounted and won the race by over a minute. He lad lapped everyone except Fogarty...
So Imagine nearly 40 bikes, all doing a drag race type launch & one of the lead riders stalling as you're about to grab 2nd gear...
Scott retired after that incident... it damn near killed him and took him a long time to recover from multiple surgeries...
Scott Russell... good old GA homeboy... aka "The Screaming Chief"
I had the pleasure to watch & cheer for him from the stands @ Daytona in 1995 as he lowsided on the horse shoe leading the race & falling to the back of the field. Handing Carl Fogarty a good 40 sec lead... He remounted and won the race by over a minute. He lad lapped everyone except Fogarty...
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One of the consequences of such notions as "entitlements" is that people who have contributed nothing to society feel that society owes them something, apparently just for being nice enough to grace us with their presence.”
Thomas Sowell (American Writer and Economist, b.1930)
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