Unfortunately we are having this discussion again this year. Looks like the big guy is still interested in LSR.
As was said before, we don't get to choose how and when we leave this world, just how we live in it. You can only live your life the way you want and do the things you want to do. Seems Dave lived it, enjoyed it and spread that joy to family and friends.
Getting it right is not easy Josh, but your dad got it right.
I only talked with him briefly at speedweek, but I was very interested in the things he was doing with factory brain tuning. Smart guy, he will be missed by everyone.
God Speed Dave
Just heard the sad news over in the UK, seems a few guys over here knew Dave and were saddened at the news.
It's been a sad year for LSR but from time to time this happens. Unlike the I.O.M. TT where it is the norm, it's still the safest form of racing and long may it continue to be.
RIP DaveO, my thoughts and prayers are for your family.
http://www.200mph.net/smf/index.php?topic=61423.0
Sam. :-(
Unfortunately we are having this discussion again this year. Looks like the big guy is still interested in LSR.
As was said before, we don't get to choose how and when we leave this world, just how we live in it. You can only live your life the way you want and do the things you want to do. Seems Dave lived it, enjoyed it and spread that joy to family and friends.
Getting it right is not easy Josh, but your dad got it right.
I only talked with him briefly at speedweek, but I was very interested in the things he was doing with factory brain tuning. Smart guy, he will be missed by everyone.
God Speed Dave
Rest in peace Dave and thanks for all your help these last 2 years. Your the most talented engine guy I've ever met.
Scott