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Friday
We arrived at the track for the Friday practise I had never been to Friday
We arrived at the track for the Friday practise I had never been to Anglesey before so it was all new to me. After a days practise I really enjoyed the track my time of the day was 1:19 so I was pleased with that.
Saturday
The weather was really bad and the meeting got delayed by an hour because the wind was really strong. It would’ve been ok for the bigger bikes but not for the 125s because we would get blown away down the back straight. We were supposed to get two races and a practise but because of the delay we didn’t we only got one race and a practise when we went out for the practise it was wet to begin with but then near the end it was damp and I didn’t want to wreck my wet tyres and my fastest lap time was 1:24 I was third fastest in that session. We were supposed to get a qualifying on the Saturday but because of the delay we didn’t so the first four in the championship was on the front row and the rest got picked out of a hat and I was 6th so that was ok in the race I got 6th my fastest time was 1:16 I was 3rd fastest.
Sunday
It was race day in the morning we had a warm up then It was race I got 2nd in that and they made that a qualifying race so I ended up 2nd on the grid my fastest lap was 1:14 and I had a lot of chatter in that race so my dad turned the compression one click for the next race I n the second race I got 2nd again so I was pleased with that and my time was 1:15 and I was 2nd fastest but because we all were battling the leader was away but at the end of the week end we had a really good week end .
We arrived at the track for the Friday practise I had never been to Friday
We arrived at the track for the Friday practise I had never been to Anglesey before so it was all new to me. After a days practise I really enjoyed the track my time of the day was 1:19 so I was pleased with that.
Saturday
The weather was really bad and the meeting got delayed by an hour because the wind was really strong. It would’ve been ok for the bigger bikes but not for the 125s because we would get blown away down the back straight. We were supposed to get two races and a practise but because of the delay we didn’t we only got one race and a practise when we went out for the practise it was wet to begin with but then near the end it was damp and I didn’t want to wreck my wet tyres and my fastest lap time was 1:24 I was third fastest in that session. We were supposed to get a qualifying on the Saturday but because of the delay we didn’t so the first four in the championship was on the front row and the rest got picked out of a hat and I was 6th so that was ok in the race I got 6th my fastest time was 1:16 I was 3rd fastest.
Sunday
It was race day in the morning we had a warm up then It was race I got 2nd in that and they made that a qualifying race so I ended up 2nd on the grid my fastest lap was 1:14 and I had a lot of chatter in that race so my dad turned the compression one click for the next race I n the second race I got 2nd again so I was pleased with that and my time was 1:15 and I was 2nd fastest but because we all were battling the leader was away but at the end of the week end we had a really good week end .
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