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Originally Posted by the rat
hi im mark the talon pilot!just like to say thanks for the concern and get well msgs,im out of hospitol with a broken jaw,shoulder,teeth and colapsed lung.i wouldnt change anything about last wednesday as im hooked on powerboats and you only learn from your mistakes.the talon isnt easy to find info on unlike say a phantom and the only way then is to drive it until something goes wrong,unfortunatly in my case it went horribly wrong.i dont blame the organisers in any shape or form for my accident and i believe i had as much right as anyone else to enter that week regardless of experience.ive raced bikes in the past and learnt from my many crashes how to win.many thanks to roofer and hutchy for there support and i will be back on the river soon(in a canoe!)
Mark
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Well done and all my best wishes for a speedy recovery - I think it takes alot of Balls to do what you set out to do, just dam bad luck what happened, but know one can say you now dont have any experiance
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Originally Posted by steve h
think it would be far better if you al l put as much effort into discussing what an excellent week we had meeting freinds old an d new,and thanking the team that makes it ,robin,richard rescue,timing ,scutineers and lauching,plus all competitors who kept it running smoothly.
steve
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And at last Steve H and I agree on Something.... it must be better to discuss what was great about the weekend, I understand it was a fantastic success, never forget that without the guys and girls who do rescue, timing, scrutineering marshalling and launching "we" could'nt go and Play with our Toys - they are the unsung heros....
Next year I may well go up to Conniston (Undercover) with my head inserted up my ass and join in the fun - and buy Steve a pint
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