Grand Prix des Frontieres – Chimay, Belgium – 18-21 July 2008 – Results

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3 Responses to “Grand Prix des Frontieres – Chimay, Belgium – 18-21 July 2008 – Results”

1. July 30th, 2008 at 10:01 am Tom Gaynor Says:
   

   Despite having lived in Aberdeen for 30 years, I would gladly pay DOUBLE to race on the “long” circuit again. I have never, ever, had so much fun with my clothes on. Don’t try to fob me off with that Chimay short circuit sh*t, I’ve seen Jerusalem…
   I reckon it was the fastest, SAFEST circuit I’ve ever raced my standard 86 bore Manx on. I absolutely loved it. And since there is nothing like it anywhere, it could become Europe’s premier event…..
   I will be writing to the event organisers to tell them so.

2. August 1st, 2008 at 11:58 pm Mick Moreton Says:
   

   Having dreamt of racing the long course at Chimay ever since I first heard of it, and then saw it and hoping against hope it would not be an anticlimax, despite the “un-Chimay like” weather, it was AWESOME/FANTASTIC. Everybody I saw had big grins.

   The only fly in the ointment was the occupation of the Paddock by Jaga, which hopefully with common sense will not happen again.

   For myself, I have nothing but praise for Marc Mouton and all the organisers. I thought it a very enjoyable and successful meeting. Hopefully, the long course will be used again.

   How’s this for a wish list?
   - Mettet using the full figure of 8 course (NO short circuit for Classics, please)
   -Schleiz back on the old REAL course

   One can only dream, but sometimes dreams come true.
   Mick Moreton

3. August 10th, 2008 at 4:25 pm Jan Brouwer Says:
   

   Just back from Linkoping Sweden.
   What a Wonderfull event Chimay was this year on the old real course, i hope the magnificant organisers and clerc of course Marc Mouton will repeat this next year.

   Thanks very very much