Your kidding, right?

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2010/Jun/100623b.htm

Dude is 41 years old!


Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.

 

What a letdown.
I can think of another 41 y/o, who's staying retired unfortunately...

 

Blimey! I thought I heard someone say, on the BBC coverage, that
they couldn't bring test riders into the competition. Someone was mistaken,
I guess.

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Makes sense. He's the test rider, so he will get a whiff of the bike in
competition, and interact with the team at races.

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Too bad Crutchlow decided against it. It would have been quite a load,
though, since he wouldn't have given up his WSBK rides.
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