Hi Folks
So this weekend's start to the season didn't quite go to plan. Jagger started 15th on the grid for race one and finished, after 8 laps, in 6th. He'd have been happy with this all weekend!!
The second race was red flagged on the 2nd lap, Jagger was in 3rd, and re-started after being held on the grid for well over 10 minutes. The restart saw Phil take a tumble at the Gooseneck from 4th place, his "cold" rear tyre spun round on him, a full 360 or more, didn't spit him off, but attached him to his bike by a handlebar down his boot (new boots!)...it then dragged him along the track until he managed to free himself. Minor damage to bike but a very very bruised rider.
Bike repaired and scruitineered for Sunday but the weather was awful. First race Phil had chosen wrong tyres and came in from sighting lap, the second race was halted as hail storm started. Phil didn't go out for anymore races, as aches and pains kicked in from cold weather.
Phil's disappointed with the weekend, but he'll live. Roll on Donington Park - May 26/27th.
See you there?
Lou & Jagger
Monday, 16 April 2012
Wednesday, 11 April 2012
Cadwell Park - 14/15 April 2012 - This Weekend!
Hello All
Further to my previous blog regarding my shoulder, after having physio, I've now had the all clear to race and am heading to Cadwell Park this weekend.
Testing on Friday 13th, with racing on Saturday and Sunday.
For any of you that can make it, please come and join us in the paddock.
Cheers
Jagger
#19
Fantasy Riders results after two World Superbike and one MotoGP and British Superbike rounds.
Further to my previous blog regarding my shoulder, after having physio, I've now had the all clear to race and am heading to Cadwell Park this weekend.
Testing on Friday 13th, with racing on Saturday and Sunday.
For any of you that can make it, please come and join us in the paddock.
Cheers
Jagger
#19
Fantasy Riders results after two World Superbike and one MotoGP and British Superbike rounds.
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Sunday, 11 March 2012
Hello again!
Further to my previous post here is an update so far and unfortunately this one isn't good news......
After the fall off my 'board last month I went to the hospital on my return to the UK and was pleased to find I'd not broken anything (though I was a little disappointed by the attitude of the nurses who were less than enthusiastic or sympathetic!). I also went to the Doctors who were also not that much use either! I'd done some research myself and thanks to my super helpful physio mate (cheers Neil!) we worked out I'd partially separated my AC joint and then put it back in place whilst in the shower the following day.
I was hoping to "self manage" the injury but unfortunately whilst it has got better (I've not had time off work) it hasn't got better as quick as I'd like and simply isn't up to the rigours of racing. So with regret I've withdrawn my entry to Snetterton next week.
My intention is to return to racing for the Cadwell meeting 14/15th April.
Stay tuned and hopefully see you there......
Cheers, Jagger
PS For those of you that have tried to contact me we have just found out that the web site is NOT re-directing mail to me. I have no idea how long this has been out of action so apologies if you've messaged me and I've not replied. We're working on it! Try us on jaggerracing19@gmail.com
Further to my previous post here is an update so far and unfortunately this one isn't good news......
After the fall off my 'board last month I went to the hospital on my return to the UK and was pleased to find I'd not broken anything (though I was a little disappointed by the attitude of the nurses who were less than enthusiastic or sympathetic!). I also went to the Doctors who were also not that much use either! I'd done some research myself and thanks to my super helpful physio mate (cheers Neil!) we worked out I'd partially separated my AC joint and then put it back in place whilst in the shower the following day.
I was hoping to "self manage" the injury but unfortunately whilst it has got better (I've not had time off work) it hasn't got better as quick as I'd like and simply isn't up to the rigours of racing. So with regret I've withdrawn my entry to Snetterton next week.
My intention is to return to racing for the Cadwell meeting 14/15th April.
Stay tuned and hopefully see you there......
Cheers, Jagger
PS For those of you that have tried to contact me we have just found out that the web site is NOT re-directing mail to me. I have no idea how long this has been out of action so apologies if you've messaged me and I've not replied. We're working on it! Try us on jaggerracing19@gmail.com
Sunday, 19 February 2012
2012 Season soon to start...
Hi All
I hope you have all had a good start to the New Year and are well rested after the closed season.
There has been plenty of things happening away from the racing world and whilst not directly affecting my racing it has taken my focus off the track. I hope to remedy this and also update the blog on a more frequent basis.
Things took a slight turn for the worse during my annual snowboarding trip earlier this month when I fell and suffered a separated AC joint (roughly translated to a dislocated collar bone and damaged the attached ligaments). I put the collar bone back into place in the shower and I'm currently rehabilitating/strengthening the shoulder. As you can imagine this is quite painful and is restricting my preparations and especially my training. I'm hoping to make the first round at Snetterton on the weekend of 17/18 March and will update on my progress and final decision nearer the time.
Meanwhile the Fantasy Riders competition starts this Friday at Phillip Island in Australia with the World Superbike grid lining up. Those wishing to join in with the league, please click here. You only need to choose your WSBK team for now as the British and MotoGP season doesn't start until early April.
Our Jagger Racing league is number 42 and the password is 19derbyp
Thanks for reading this and for your continued support.
Cheers
Jagger
I hope you have all had a good start to the New Year and are well rested after the closed season.
There has been plenty of things happening away from the racing world and whilst not directly affecting my racing it has taken my focus off the track. I hope to remedy this and also update the blog on a more frequent basis.
Things took a slight turn for the worse during my annual snowboarding trip earlier this month when I fell and suffered a separated AC joint (roughly translated to a dislocated collar bone and damaged the attached ligaments). I put the collar bone back into place in the shower and I'm currently rehabilitating/strengthening the shoulder. As you can imagine this is quite painful and is restricting my preparations and especially my training. I'm hoping to make the first round at Snetterton on the weekend of 17/18 March and will update on my progress and final decision nearer the time.
Meanwhile the Fantasy Riders competition starts this Friday at Phillip Island in Australia with the World Superbike grid lining up. Those wishing to join in with the league, please click here. You only need to choose your WSBK team for now as the British and MotoGP season doesn't start until early April.
Our Jagger Racing league is number 42 and the password is 19derbyp
Thanks for reading this and for your continued support.
Cheers
Jagger
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