You'll find it all in here troops. 8)

http://gp.macau.grandprix.gov.mo

I see Chris Palmer is out already, Paul Hunt is doing well and Rutter leads practice.

Thanks for the link to the actual Grand Prix website....
It looks a good entry !

You can get more out of this page.

http://www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo/mgpc/p...p?cat=prog

Oh, I understand it's on TV......the old eurosport international channel.

Here is a link to try for live timing ?

http://mstdeveloper-1.at.vwdhosting.net/...ingEs.html

cheers,
Stella

On live now.

Session for touring cars been stopped twice, am sure the bikes are out next but timetable running late.

cheers,
Stella

It has just been decided that Final qualifying being taken from yesterdays results due to lack of time, daylight, car crashes etc.
So its free practise only at moment.

cheers,
Stella

Les is doing well...keepeheed, laddie!

The Scots are, as usual well over-represented in the top starts. Go boys! Talent will out!

cameron donald SOUNDS scottish
ade!

Wow such a close race and so many Brits in the race !
Well Done to them all.

Wow! well done our boys...it would be good to have that Macaun rider at the TT?

Stella Wrote:Great result for Les and Steve ....Very Well Deserved !!!!!

DOO DOO DO DOO DOO DOO DOO !
DOO DOO DO DOO DOO DOO DOO !

Sorry just a quick burst of Scotland The Brave !!!

cheers,
Stella

Nothing like the "Sound of The Pipes" Stella, I just wish that we could race on "open" ones occasionally. :shock:

Just felt indignant enough to email the BBC to point out that Les Shand is NOT English...British maybe, but definitely SCOTTISH, as is Steve Allan.
(Rant over) :roll:

Shall have to try and find out where this 'Cameron Donald' hails from in Oz. His name doesn't ring a bell with me, but it definately sounds Scottish, doesn't it.

Bloody good ride by Stephen Thompson.

God help us, we have in this part of the world a journalist who writes on two-wheeled sport for the "Belfast Telegraph".

In tonight's issue, he sings the praises of the Ulster riders at Macau (all except one) and adds a mention of Martin Finnegan who, "although a Southern rider, competes in our road races here in the North".

He doesn't, however, even give a name check to Keith Stewart, whose first time at Macau it was and who finished 18th - a good ride. In my humble opinion, anyone who rides there has got test tickles like grapefruit.

But then, as far as Mr Jimmy Walker is concerned, anyone who gets lapped is completely off the radar, obviously.

Sad.

Well done Keith :wink:

good ride by ALL OF THEM larry. they done us proud.
see ya next year, this time for a pint
ade!

I read that a number of riders did not start the race, as a tribute to Bruno....

Does anyone know who they were ???

I read that a number of mainland european riders started but pulled in after 1 lap as a mark of respect

Pere Riba didn't race.