Broken-hearted to hear that Gary has died in an accident at the Ulster. My deepest sympathies to his family, and to his many friends and supporters. He would have gone on to do so much.

So terribly sad, I only asked someone in the paddock before I went out for MGP practise if
there was any news from the UGP. Only to be told
of the Gary Jess accident. I only saw his truck
being driven off the ferry yesterday, and now
he'll not be coming. Just can't believe it, but
I didn't get to meet him, which is a shame, as
I hear what a nice guy he was.
My sincere sympathy to all his family and friends.

words cannot describe how i feel at this moment. what a sad, sad loss to us all. i met him for the fist time at skerries and i will treasure that for the rest of my days. rest in peace now boy.
ade.

Why is it that the sport we love can be so cruel at times it was only last w/end Garry was thrilling us at Monaghan, condolences to Garry's family.

Very sad news and a great loss to roadracing and his family.My thoughts are with his family.

john

This is desperately sad news. Gary was having a brilliant season, and after seeing him riding superbly at Skerries a few weeks ago I was looking forward with great anticipation to seeing him making his debut at the MGP. He was fated never to compete on the TT course after his big accident in 2000 and last year's cancellation, but I have no doubt that he would have done very well indeed. Now, tragically, we'll never know. My deepest sympathy to Gary's family and to his many friends. The sport will be poorer without him.

Garys death was announced on Sloughs local radio station at around 5.30 pm on Saturday.....
I could not believe the news.
Please pass on my sympathy to his family..

A rising star taken from us .SYMPATHY TO ALL.