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cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 21-12-2003
i got the goahead from the cookstown club to do the website for the event about a month ago and have uploaded a few pages in the last few weeks.
hopefully it should look great by the time the application forms are available.
baylon, i should be phoning you sometime this week to arrange a meet during the christmas break if you are available
<A HREF="http://www.cookstown100.co.uk">http://www.cookstown100.co.uk</A>
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 21-12-2003
no problem, best time say , fri/sat , does that suit?
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 21-12-2003
That's a great start, Geoff. I've got it in my favourites now, and look forward to visiting a lot. Also emailed the web address to lots of friends. Good luck and well done.
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 21-12-2003
very interesting and well laid out.Sorry to see franta Stastny had passed away,new him in the 60s well,a brave rider,you had to be to race the works Jawa,remember little Bill lost his life on that machine
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
thanks for the positive feedback so far, though none of the content is actually my own - the race history comes from a book compiled for the club by harry havelin or the southern centre, and the rider biogs come from iomtt.com.
baylon, i'll phone you on tuesday or wenesday to arrange a meet.
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
the most popular articles on it so far are the results of 2000 - present and mike hailwood's biog.
i have found a really good joey dunlop biog and i am waiting confirmation that i can use it on the site. that'll probably be the most popular article ;-)
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
would i be too much if i posted a link to my other site?
<A HREF="http://www.midulsterracing.co.uk">www.midulsterracing.co.uk</A>
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
Yes very good Geoff but what intrigued me about the site was the results from many of the old races which brought back memories of many of my old friends who i have lost contact with since my racing days ie where are they now, Chris Goosen-Danny Keany-Mick and Pat Garrity-Ron Coxen-Len Ireland ect where are they now? for us oldens its internet websites like this which allow us to rekindle memories and put us in contact with old racing friends
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
Just had a brief look its superb good luck.
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
is Jimmy Atkinson still involved.
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 22-12-2003
Arthur - Chris Goosen is running a charter boat in Spain I believe. Danny Keany still runs Danfay Yamaha in Dublin, and is supplying a bike to Martin Finnegan in 2004.
Patsy McGarrity, sadly, is no longer with us - I'm not sure about Michael nor indeed Ron Coxon.
Wee Len Ireland, however, is still bouncing. Email me if you want a telephone no for him.
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 23-12-2003
No, Jimmy , as far as i know is not involved now , a knowelegable wee man , and a valuable person within a club!, and whilst looking down the results on the site , i noticed , Bill Boyd from San Francisco , isnt that Wade Boyds father?
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 24-12-2003
Indeed it is, Baylon
He was slightly less eccentric than Wade, though!!
Re: cookstown 100 website - Anonymous - 24-01-2004
entry forms are now available to download from <A HREF="http://www.cookstown100.co.uk">www.cookstown100.co.uk</A> for those who haven't received them in the post already