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Brings back bad memories, Scott 1998.

Can anybody point me to a full set of the Euro results? Our own clubs rider Jonathan Richardson has won two rounds of the International class & I want to put something on our club website about this.

When my A6 went in for a service the garage left me with 45 grands worth of A6 Avant 3.2 Quattro. Absolutely awesome it was, auto box but had a sport mode with the paddle changes on the steering wheel. The only problem was remembering which paddle was for up/down when it was singing at 7500 revs. Did 28 to the gallon as well which isn't that much worse than my diesel.

You will struggle for accomodation this late, your best bet is http://www.kepplewray.org.uk/ Stayed there last year & it's OK. 5 minutes walk from the start & town centre.

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I think a new one is less than 20 quid. Try straightening the old one, they are quite soft & easy to bend back to shape.

First Monday in May, which in 2006 is the 1st. Event is based in Fort William.

Who's sent 'em off then?

Wrong Centre, Craven is in Yorkshire not Durham.

Which of the girls will get the first modern day Scott finish? Katy Sunter & Maria Conway have both come close in the last 2 years but failed to beat the clock, will any of them do it this time?

He'll not see which way Grimbo goes, I cannot see a first timer going quickest in the Scott. After all you wouldn't expect a road racer to go to Donnington & set fastest lap on his first time round would you? Have you ever been to the Scott Cubby? Even if you've watched it it's an completely different experience riding. 2004 Scott Trial Times. time marks obs total place 193 GRAHAM JARVIS 4:45:26 47 47 1 182 IAN AUSTERMUHLE 4:50:51 6 63 69 2 180 JAMES DABILL 4:53:57 9 95 104 10 192 PHILIP M. ALDERSON 5:06:57 22 77 99 6 155 SAM CONNOR 5:15: 3 30 72 102 8 195 DAN CLARK 5:15:23 30 72 102 8 184 BEN HEMINGWAY 5:16:55 32 93 125 13 194 AMOS BILBAO 5:17:24 32 51 83 3 188 MARTIN CROSSWAITE 5:18: 5 33 56 89 4 189 JAMES LAMPKIN 5:23:40 39 55 94 5 187 JOHN R. SUNTER 5:24:23 39 105 144 16 170 GARY MACDONALD 5:28:12 43 92 135 14 169 HAROL CRAWFORD 5:34:34 50 107 157 18 174 DAN HEMINGWAY 5:36:23 51 68 119 11 198 LIAM WALKER 5:39:13 54 81 135 14 166 DAN THORPE 5:39:23 54 45 99 6 143 ARAN DRACHENBERG 5:42:30 58 91 149 17 173 STEPHEN SUDDESS 5:43:56 59 136 195 33 172 SAM LUDGATE 5:44:26 59 63 122 12 145 MARK SUNTER 5:46:48 62 119 181 28 141 BOYD WEBSTER 5:50: 4 65 102 167 22 142 GERALD RICHARDSON 5:33:30 69 148 217 39 200 ROGER H. WILLIAMS 5:57:53 73 94 167 22 154 DAVID E MYERS 5:59:46 75 154 229 41 152 GRAHAM TALES 5:59:58 75 88 163 21 197 NATHAN WRIGGLESWORTH 6:01:51 77 93 170 25 139 GARY JENKINS 6:05:18 80 113 193 32 181 RICHARD GASKELL 6:06:14 81 78 159 19 122 JONATHON HUGHES 6:06:59 82 183 265 49 186 ANTHONY AYRTON 6:07: 7 82 98 180 27 164 JAMES NOBLE 6:08:18 83 86 169 24 165 PETER BROWN 6:09:45 85 129 214 38 135 MICHAEL BROWN 6:11:35 87 105 192 31 163 BEN LUDGATE 6:11:35 87 95 182 29 161 THOMAS HICK 6:15:25 90 100 190 30 121 PAUL WARDLE 6:16:45 92 146 238 43 168 CHRIS PEARSON 6:20: 5 95 65 160 20 113 ASHLEY SMITH 6:20: 7 95 104 199 34 153 TOM SAGAR 6:21: 1 96 83 179 26 110 GUY KENDREW 6:25:58 101 149 250 46 201 TALLENTIRE ALSOP,TENNANT 6:27:18 102 332 434 69 176 JAN CARDINAELS 6:27:24 102 101 203 35 92 STEVE TIMMS 6:28:42 130 ANDREW LISHMAN 6:31:25 106 120 226 40 199 ANDREW CARTER 6:32:26 107 102 209 37 66 KEVIN DIGNAN 6:39:36 115 169 284 57 118 ANDREW CLAYTON 6:40:58 116 174 290 59 103 STUART MARTIN 6:41: 5 116 125 241 44 131 CHRIS TENNANT 6:42:56 118 144 262 48 171 BARRIE DARRELL 6:43:13 118 184 302 63 89 DAVID HARDY 6:43:31 119 171 290 59 62 JOHN CONWAY 6:44:11 119 135 254 47 149 EDWARD MCINTOSH 6:46:57 122 81 203 35 114 ANDY NOAD 6:48: 2 123 153 276 55 117 ANDREW TALES 6:51:48 127 148 275 54 60 RICHARD TAYLOR 6:52:30 128 215 343 66 109 ALLAN RICHARDSON 6:52:52 128 137 265 49 138 DANNY COCKSHOTT 6:53:39 129 156 285 58 175 PETER SHARP 6:55: 2 130 111 241 44 185 RICHARD FAWCETT 7:01:28 137 154 291 61 85 PAUL ASTWOOD 7:02:19 137 168 305 64 99 KEVIN CHAPMAN 7:02:59 138 129 267 51 26 ANDY LONGDEN 7:03:22 138 192 330 65 150 JAY STEPHENSON 7:03:42 139 129 268 52 77 STEVEN HIND 7:04:18 139 223 362 68 94 ADRIAN CLARKE 7:06:54 142 137 279 56 123 DANIEL JOHNSON 7:11:22 146 122 268 52 126 TIM PEARSON 7:11:43 147 153 300 62 179 DANE SHERWIN 7:11:53 48 MARTIN BAINBRIDGE 7:12:17 147 196 343 66 183 DANNY HASLAM 7:15:13 150 84 234 42 156 GAVIN LOWTHER 7:17:12 !!! OVER TIME 133 LEIGH JEPSON 7:17:33 !!! OVER TIME 137 RUSSELL CANNELL 7:17:53 !!! OVER TIME 132 JAMES JOHNSON 7:18:19 !!! OVER TIME 87 BRYAN COOK 7:19:18 !!! OVER TIME 116 NEIL SHARP 7:23:14 !!! OVER TIME 158 GARY PEARS 7:28:15 !!! OVER TIME 55 STEVEN PLAIN 7:29:41 !!! OVER TIME 29 ALAN KENDALL 7:31:28 !!! OVER TIME 104 GARRY WATSON 7:33: 5 !!! OVER TIME 35 MARTIN C. WILSON 7:35: 7 !!! OVER TIME 63 MATHEW RENNISON 7:37:55 !!! OVER TIME 3 DAVID CARTER 7:41:11 !!! OVER TIME 32 CHRIS RIDLEY 7:42:45 !!! OVER TIME 96 MICHAEL JENKINSON 7:45: 6 !!! OVER TIME 97 KEVIN SHARPE 7:46:17 !!! OVER TIME 39 STEPHEN WOOD 7:49:22 !!! EXIT FAULS 30 KATY SUNTER 7:50:27 !!! OVER TIME 49 MARK WHITHAM 7:50:48 !!! OVER TIME 27 ADRIAN JERVIS 7:55: 4 !!! OVER TIME 101 STEPHEN RICHARDSON 7:56:41 !!! OVER TIME 70 BRENDAN SUFFELL 8:01: 6 !!! OVER TIME 61 PAUL DENNIS 8:06:28 !!! OVER TIME 28 PAUL TERRY 8:09:48 !!! OVER TIME 15 TOM CONWAY 8:10:27 !!! OVER TIME 83 DONALD MCPHIE 8:19:13 !!! OVER TIME

Bit hard on the knees so I've heard.

Riding numbers have only been seeded in recent times (see the regs for details) so it used to possible for the potential winner to draw #1. Seeding is done in an attempt to keep the first man on the course & the last man as close together as possible. In recent times only 20 or so people can go round within an hour of the man setting Standard Time. No Previous Scott experience & knowing where you are count a lot. It would be extremely difficult for any top class first timer to get in the first 6 never mind win it. For someone who hasn't previously ridden it would be very difficult to gauge how fast to go.

Must have been on ITV, we could only get BBC where I lived.

If I remember correctly this is why the system was changed down here, many occassional riders didn't buy licences as they were seen as being expensive. I can't remember how much they used to be though.

When you are as old as Physco is, YES

I must have a bit of word blindness 'cos now all I can see you doing is prancing about in some dodgy highwayman gear & a go faster strip across your nose.

He must have just got in from his morning run, Scott fever is burning bright down Whaley Bridge way.

From what I saw there's plenty of room for a garage anex out back.

If Big John posted his bikes he could do pages 24 to 50 all on his own.

I assume your friend Harvey the invisible 6 foot tall white rabbit is stood right next to you. Bet you daren't turn up & ride the Scott in that gear.

suppose it'll stop any Andy playing with his monkey jokes

Well we've been a bit lazy & only put in 22 hazards this time but as usual we've made most of them plenty long enough so the riders will get value for money. The sections are straight forward but will provide a challenge for both the Hard & Clubman routes. All we need now is some willing folk to Observe & a sunny day.

I hope it's not foggy on the 22nd as you haven't got too many people to follow off the start field, I concerned you won't know your way to see Jim the Clock at the first section.