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My father raced against both of them . hey mum -e do you remember my dad he was the passenger for john slattery then my dad went driver in 89 with my fat uncle as the passenger . we had some great battles with shaun in 89 .... and well as geoff in the 80's with mr slattery .

i know they came from canterbury thats all i know . geoff raced in the 70's / 80's i think and shaun started in 89 he has a red fairing with yellow stripes and the fairing was square at the front.

i think remember that yoshi won a sidecar burn up at lydden once, but i can't remember wot year and who his passenger was as must been about 7yrs old then . i know that he raced against mr slattery and me dad at lydden too .

i found a photo of richard streeter at brands hatch scuntining bay didn't he have a red fairing with black stripes he was wearing rothmans leathers back in 89 as i can remember as i was only 14 at the time .

Nice !! i'll be coming to this ..

Ian


I will be going to brands gp meeting in may but only the saturday ..

It was shame that you wasn't out on monday , i hope you sort out the fuel pipe problem by then .

thanks.

I remember you ,your peter knowler i must been about 13/14 at the time watching you and my dad race i also went with me dad to assen aswell .

thank you ian , i spoke to you last year at brands

You was gary golder's passenger then , i still see him at brands sometimes, he always talks to me when i see him its nice to talk to the oldies bk to the good old days . I suppose u use to see me running around the paddock

Will it be possible to post some photo's of my father i be very greatfull im 35 now ok . I was little sod back then .i dont see my big uncle anymore i fell out with him

hi there
im new to this site i was wondering if anybody remembered these pairing i was a wee nipper in thoses years i'm the son of richard burford my dad not alive anymore he passed away in june 30th 1990 and i ave got to say that his ashes were scattered at brands ..........

i remember richard streeter as my dad richard burford raced against him with his half brother in the chair