IMO it’s time to close this thread. Or at least tomorrow after the funeral
Has gone off topic and some bad sentences here
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IMO it’s time to close this thread. Or at least tomorrow after the funeral
Has gone off topic and some bad sentences here
I am still in a state of absolute shock about everything. In time I hope to put some words express how much Craig meant to us all in our group that went to support him particularly in Finland.
But I just want to thank you Tor for capturing so many moments where we watched Craig at his ultimate best. You seemed to be there so many times when we were cheering him on and those moments are there forever to look back on thanks to you.
This one has to be my favourite. Craig actually waved at us here (not that we could see that) and it was mentioned on WRC+ by Julian and Craig himself said he spotted a few of us in a "right good spot" at the end of the stage.
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https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1277652343176013
We feature in most of Tor's video in fact, waving the Irish flag for Craig. Those are memories I will cherish forever, but oh my will I miss cheering him on.
We should keep this thread open but just for peoples memories of Craig and his legacy.
"Ciao Breen" at the Rally Regione Piemonte in Italy last weekend:
https://toyotagazooracing.com/-/medi.../041702_01.jpg
In my opinion this thread should remain open.
Hyundai Motorsport pays tribute to Craig Breen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7TognXCwL0
Hyundai to compete in Croatia in memory of Craig...
https://www.autosport.com/wrc/news/h...lans/10457577/
WRC / FIA retire #42...
https://www.autosport.com/wrc/news/w...r-42/10457600/
The thread will naturally fall down the page, but people will not forget Craig and in a years time - I'm sure people will be back in to pay their respects. I'm sure I've seen Colin McRaes thread pop up on anniversaries of his death - Richard Burns too. I don't see a problem leaving it open, it was only derailed by NOTs language winding folk up