Hitting the bottle on the track
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I’ve started making deposit point for empty bottle in the Montreal region. You can drop them there.
https://www.theshaker24.com/single-post/2017/10/31/Recycle-for-our-security
Great initiative Sébastien, thanks for doing this!
Does anyone know where you can drop off bottles? I go through lots of them.
I think if you dropped them off at Shannonville Motorsport Park they would find a good home ?
Apparently it’s not that simple.
Hmmm – maybe Larry can answer this ?
larry is where I got that info. I’d message the foundation but Faceblight seems to be their only online presence, and I’m not on it.
HI Matthew – feel free to send an email to canadianridersafetyfund@gmail.com and someone can help you with that 🙂
I was standing in 14 when this happened and it happened so fast that I didn’t even see JP’s involvement. Heard the crash, swung around to look at corner 1, and only saw Mike and his bike through the viewfinder.
Hats off to John Bickle and the entire CRSF organization.
Its elegant, simple, cheap, and most of all IT WORKS !
I saw that crash – it was spectacular with J. P. “s bike flying at least 20 feet in the air. I don’t think anyone thought they would walk away. Oh, and I had a similar bruise from high siding on the last turn at Shannonville in 1984, long before there were air or bottle fences and flew into the unprotected guardrail at high speed. It was one of those moments where everything went into slow motion and I had time to think about what a great life I had had. I was lucky to walk away from that one.