Wouldn't call myself a classical fan (yet) but I've always found this an incredibly moving piece of music. And this one always does it for me. I know it's originally a Mother Love Bone song but I'm more familiar with PJs version. And this one...

Very sad

Let's start with a clean, sterilised slate.

At this rate I wouldn't be surprised if they cancelled the Italian GP at Trentino on April 6th. A couple I know recently returned from skiing in the Dolomites (Northern Italy). They assumed they were far enough away from the high risk areas and safer ... more »

I never got to see Supergrass in the 90's so I thought I'd better catch them this time around. Always make an effort to see PJ whenever they play in the UK. Can't say I'm massively keen on their recent stuff (I go for the Ten/Vs blast of nostalgia to ... more »

Supergrass in June. Pearl Jam/Pixies in July.

Can you buy Vitus bikes in the US? All the UK MTB magazines seem to rate the Vitus Nucleus VR or VRS very highly in that price range. http://vitusbikes.com/2020-products/

According to an interview he gave over the weekend racing Supercross in America is his goal. This little excursion is purely a learning experience, to broaden his skill set and challenge himself in a new environment. Pretty admirable I’d say! He implied ... more »

He'd only been in Europe a week and practiced a couple of times in the wet, but on rock hard tracks by the looks of it. European riders have been practicing and racing in shitty conditions for months while he's been out in California. Same goes for Mitchell ... more »

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Albee was my hero in the early-mid 1990's. One of many great riders whose upward trajectory was curbed by a tough transition to America and unfortunate injuries.

Hope he does well, been following him on Instagram for a while. Looks like he has bags of potential.

Christian Craig is 28 years old and has been racing professionally since 2009. He's not exactly an inexperienced teenager. And Ferrandis can handle himself just fine. Just like all the other riders we were told wouldn't be able to 'try that crap' with ... more »

This is the best view IMO. Craig left the door open, Ferrandis took the chance. He calculated that he could undercut Craig and that Craig would have to shut off, but he underestimated both his own entry speed and Craigs exit speed. Shit happens. Not

This. It's ridiculous how bent out of shape and abusive some people get over every single incident these days. Especially when it was clearly unintentional.

Simpson may race for a satellite team but he usually excels in sand and the bad conditions suited him. Kullas is an experienced sand rider who has been around the block for a while now - Osborne previously raced him back in his GP and British Championship ... more »