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Hari. Good to hear that Henk impressed you. He is very early in his career, hopefully we will have him on the world stage soon.
He seemed to loose time on the 2nd and 3rd loop, anyone know if they had issues?
Can someone tell me why there are only 1min dust gaps in Italy? Can surely cost some competitors unnecessary time if stuck in dust?
Does anyone know how old Henk is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Grant_RSA
He is 18. Finished school last year.
world stages ? Do you know more about this ? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Grant_RSA
No. Nothing has been said., however a move to do international events should be an indicator of plans going forward.
Henk's father Hein is an accomplished driver having won multiple track racing titles in SA and more recently a top 5 runner in a Peugoet 207 s2000 . He has retired to concentrate on his sons efforts and is a major driving force to get Henk into winning form.
Saw on twitter last night Henk was happy to get to the end, but feels he "made lots of mistakes", has put it down as a learning experience..... not a bad result for making mistakes i would say.
An interview with Henk Lategan.
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That was pretty insane stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by stepunk
I agree! I was there and he was very lucky to stay on the road (the scariest part of the jump was the landing).Quote:
Originally Posted by Grant_RSA
Anyway the boy showed a good pace!