Tommy Searl

dustmx wrote:

Not in results any info?

Staying at home to start riding a 250F and prepare for MXoN.

Steve Dixon didn't want to take him, reported to be largely down to budget.

Conrad Mewse who finished 4th overall at the last GP is missing as well, he isn't injured, the team have suggested they want him to focus on the last two GP's of the season. Cough cough! Budget? Who knows!

St Ann More wrote:

Steve Dixon didn't want to take him, reported to be largely down to budget.

Conrad Mewse who finished 4th overall at the last GP is missing as well, he isn't injured, the team have suggested they want him to focus on the last two GP's of the season. Cough cough! Budget? Who knows!

Don't think the factory husky team are worried about budget. Conrad has a pretty good chance of putting it on the box at the next round I'd say!

As for Tommy, and DRT not having budget? That's ridiculous. They've have two riders out pretty much the whole season, where the money gone? If both had been racing all year, they'd have ran out of money months ago surely? Ridiculous

Tommy had nothing to gain from coming here for 2.5 hrs riding in 6 day, He is over the injury, it's not race craft he needs at moment it's riding time to get the riding fitness up, The Nations is something big that Tommy can go for and all that is left of any note this season, I think with 28years at this level I can make a decision based on the facts in front of me,

I was riding with Tommy at fat cats recently ,fuck me it's a different thing when you're on track with these guys.

Bringing him here was expensive for the Dixon team and he isn't fighting for anything in the championship after a horrible year so why bother, it's better for him in England as said above and hours on the bike for the remaining rounds and the mxdn.

Has Tommy got a ride next year?

scottydogmx wrote:

Has Tommy got a ride next year?

Yes with us

scottydogmx wrote:

Has Tommy got a ride next year?

DRT wrote:

Yes with us

Oh, excellent news, I really thought he might be retiring.
Good luck to the both of you with the rest of this season and the next.
Will Tommy be doing the British arena cross and the maxxis next year?

scottydogmx wrote:

Oh, excellent news, I really thought he might be retiring.
Good luck to the both of you with the rest of this season and the next.
Will Tommy be doing the British arena cross and the maxxis next year?

Maxxis yes, AX don't think so

Good to hear , loyalty is a seldom seen thing in MX

DRT wrote:

Tommy had nothing to gain from coming here for 2.5 hrs riding in 6 day, He is over the injury, it's not race craft he needs at moment it's riding time to get the riding fitness up, The Nations is something big that Tommy can go for and all that is left of any note this season, I think with 28years at this level I can make a decision based on the facts in front of me,

Yeah, but in hindsight, he would have beaten Eli yesterday..that would have been worth it lol.

DRT wrote:

Yes with us

scottydogmx wrote:

Oh, excellent news, I really thought he might be retiring.
Good luck to the both of you with the rest of this season and the next.
Will Tommy be doing the British arena cross and the maxxis next year?

DRT wrote:

Maxxis yes, AX don't think so

Thanks for taking the time to answer Mr Dixon, it's much appreciated , you've made a Searle fan happy this Sunday

scottydogmx wrote:

Has Tommy got a ride next year?

DRT wrote:

Yes with us

Awesome news Steve