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Terry Grayer
Terry Grayer, just
retired due to injuries 47, GSXR 100 k3 / 1999 R1, forza extreme /
power-bike / clubman. 1st raced early
eighties for 2 seasons Yamaha RD 350 (before power valves), did ok, but
no money and had to pack up. Back racing 2004
with New Era a couple of meetings on R1, got a couple of trophies at
Brands rounds. 2005 bought
Suzuki k3 but crashed 1st meeting at Snet' and missed loads of rounds
due to injuries, but finished 10th clubman and 5th rookie open that
season.
I always seemed
to stone wall with lap times and knew I needed help to improve. I asked Jeremy
for some advise and training, as he had won the championship and was
retiring and looking to help others improve (even old f***ers like me).
Jeremy helped me
look at the bigger picture, the whole racing weekend, planning,
organisation, preparation, positive mental attitude, things improved
after that. I would advise
any rider to take on board what Jeremy has to offer, he has been there,
done it, got the "T" shirt, and learned the hard way, and he
is obviously naturally a very talented rider anyway (and weighs f**k
all, but seems fatter now) to race for as many years as Jeremy
has, he has earned his success, with hard work and dedication and to
want to put something back into the sport, speaks volumes. I am older that
most of you younger riders, and came back to race because I love it, but
also just to prove could I still be compete. Listen and learn
from J, you only get one chance in this life, and if you decide to go
racing, and don't want to be just an "also ran", give it your
best shot, do it but do it properly, don't scrimp, tyres etc. In for a
penny, in for a pound. Either do it properly, or not at all. He is a very
clear thinking, positive switched on guy and can breed success. Good luck to you
young budding "Valentinos" Keep on the black
stuff. Terry Grayer |