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Wednesday
Aug252010

The Met Office issued a "Be aware" severe weather warning

We were at the Beacons 2 Day Rally in  the Crychan forest this weekend. The Met Office issued a "Be aware" severe weather warning for Saturday. There is no better place than the Crychan to be aware of severe weather.

The Day 1 course was clockwise and used many of the tracks that would be familiar to riders of the Snowrun. There were 2 tests. The first dropped from the Firetower via the Timberyard to Bob's Stick. The second was around the Castle & over Trout Hill. Steve Huzzey (31) & Glenn Morgan (32)

Glenn (32) and Steve (31) raced with 180 bikes across 450 kms of Crychan forest over two days with 32 seconds between them.  Steve beat Glenn on both days beating him by 9 seconds on Day 1 and 23 seconds on Day 2 (editor note Steve had a Steering Damper on the KTM Glenn didn't ;-). Glenn waltzed the mighty Husaberg 570 around the forestry with the lightness of a dancing master to take 14th.  Just ahead of Dakar rider Pasty Quick in 15th with Steve making the top 10 and coming 10th overall. Other Dakar riders Tamsin Jones 16th and Andrew Neri in 61st

Patsy Quick

Jonathan Williams from Llandrindod Wells set the second fastest set of times to win the Sports bike class on a KTM 530. Geordie Brian Eland was 2nd and Gary O'Shaughnessy from Taunton was 3rd.

The wet conditions proved to be too much for many of the riders and a third of the entry retired. On Day 2 the course was a longer resved section and the sun shone.

Glenn Morgan (32)Steven Huzzey (31)

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    Weather warning is really amazing thing for all the people because in this way the people can make their life extra ordinary. I am very keen to make my friends and family members to know about these warnings.

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Bad conditions but beautiful pictures !

May 1, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterThomas

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