|
24 April, 2020 8:04 am

Anthony West has a change of heart and no longer thinking of retiring

Share
Advertisements

It looks like Anthony West has changed his mind regarding retiring from motorcycle racing.
The Australian was dropped by Speed Master’s CRT team after he couldn’t come up the sponsorship money to fund his MotoGP ride late last month – they’ve already replaced him with Mattia Pasini – and bitterly added that he would be likely ” not race any more and will return to australia to find a normal job.

Sorry to my fans.

Advertisements

”This sad comment has probably touched a couple team owner’s hearts because West is now claiming that he has received offers to continue riding and is currently thinking them over: “To keep people up to date, I have had some offers to ride BSB, AMA, IDM and endurance racing.
Of course I want to be in GP but all rides are taken and same in WSBK.
I’m just looking for the best way to go, and a team that can win.

Advertisements

And I will start now to try to raise the money to come back into GP or WSBK for 2013.
” If you were in West’s shoes would you choose the highly popular BSB that helped rejuvenate John Hopkins or the AMA and try to be become the next Mat Mladin?

Tags: anthony west

Más leídos

John Carson highlights serious flaws in the Cairngorm mountain railway's construction and repairs.

25-year-old Ben Campbell remembered fondly by family and friends after tragic death.

Discover the details of the engagement ring and its significance in their love story.

A tragic incident in Fort William leads to murder charges against a teenager.

Deep-sea divers confirm the identity of the Royal Navy vessel lost in 1914.

How Hayley Webster turned her life around through fitness and healthy living

The iconic pool introduces a new cold water swimming experience this November.

Charges of slavery and obstruction of justice withdrawn in a high-profile case

Cater Group unveils ambitious plans for a new shopping and dining hub in the city.

Police confirm ongoing investigation following the death of a 25-year-old man.

';