There was a really bad crash involving 11 bikes in yesterday's Super Sport race. The meeting was abandoned and two riders (one 21 and one 29) sadly lost their lives with a third seriously injured still in hospital. Apparently the police have launched an investigation. It is sad that riders lost their lives but it was a motorbike race they were all approaching the first corner and accidents do tend to happen it's a dangerous sport.
Hello and welcome back. I still have my Omega although it's been locked away in my rented garage for a few years now waiting for me to find the enthusiasm to sort it.
Changed the clutch on the V70-not exactly done in the day it took just over two weeks,but most of that was waiting for new parts to arrive to replace bits that sheared/had to be ground off.
The latest "thing"[being led by Volvo apparently ] is to do away with the rear window and rely on using a rear facing camera mounted on the roof for any rearward vision.
The blame game is well underway. National Grid say there are two other substations that could have been brought on line so there was no need for the airport to shut down.Someone questioned whether Heathrow would know this,but surely there should be contingency plans in place other than just shutting the airport? After all to rely on just one power source is madness. It's also being said that the boss of Heathrow decided to go to bed and left it to his deputy to deal with the situation.