I hope it helps out in the form of freight, tax or import duties. I know this is barely a drop in the bucket, but it’s really about all I can afford right now. Michelson wrote “Enclosed is a check for $50 to help out with the purchase Air Fence. Added to each shirt will be a small tribute to our late friend Jamie Bowman. My plan is to wear the shirts to the gathering on Friday night and all day Saturday. My job is to pick up crashed bikes, not crashed dudes! I also received a sponsorship from the local Suzuki dealer of shirts for one day for the Crash Truck crew’s for one day. Someone made the comment to me,’With all that safe Air Fence, won’t that put you out of a job?’ To the contrary, it just makes it a whole lot safer for us to be out there doing what we LOVE. My e-mail is to also CHALLENGE any corner workers, Safety Personal, EMTs,etc. We will personally bring our pledge then. I called in a pledge of $111 for the ‘Road Atlanta Crash Truck Crews.’ I put up the initial $111 and the rest of my crews will add to it by Friday, May 18th. Me and some of my friends will be working the three crash trucks at the Big Kahuna next weekend.
Best wishes.”Ī member of The Road Atlanta Crash Truck Crew wrote: “My name is Mike Marquez. It could save their lives one day and is something that everyone should at least contribute a little something. The boys are happy to contribute to such a good cause and are grateful to you for taking the time and effort to raise the money. Sue Gobert, mother and manager of Anthony and Aaron Gobert, wrote: “I would like to pledge a contribution to the Air Fence Fund for $1,000 from Anthony and Aaron Gobert.
I’m hoping that your Air Fence project will get Air Fence installed on the outside of Turn Nine next year. Instead of starring at his own funeral next week, he’ll be heading off to race at Road Atlanta. After watching Aaron Yates bounce up after going head-first into the Air Fence-protected wall, I’m TOTALLY convinced of its effectiveness. I saw that wall end several riding careers, and destroy more motorcycles. He broke both ankles when he landed on the downslope of the drainage ditch by the highway. The bike flipped up and hurled him completely over the track boundary fence. On lap one of a 450cc Production race in 1979 a guy went into the wall head-on directly in front of me. Letters from readers about the Air Fence Fund also arrived.ĪFM racer Scott Baldwin wrote: “When I started racing at Sears Point in 1975 anybody that crashed in 10 headed right for a bare concrete wall. Michelson sent $50, while Ronnie Reyes/CMRA donated $25 and Kathleen Mc Laughlin sent $25 The Road Atlanta Crash Truck Crews kicked in $111, Robert Kennedy/AFM #995 donated $100, and Mauro Cereda sent $100 In Memory of Jamie Bowman. Renard Fiscus sent $250, as did Bruce and Edith Lind.
The latest donations were headed by $2900 from Tom Chauncey/Team Wreckless/Pro Thunder #42/AMA 332406, while Anthony and Aaron Gobert sent $1000 and Terry Knott sent $500.
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The Roadracing World Air Fence Fund reached $121,458 with an expanded mission of funding Air Fence not only for use at AMA Pro Racing events but also at F-USA, WERA, CCS and affiliated races.
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