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Old 09-09-2006, 01:02 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by tickford_ghia
i can see im going to get flammed for this
but....
Peter brock beat up his wife years ago and never ever ever praised the work of his co-drivers when racing the mountain.
There is more than one driver that wins bathurst
Im sorry but i dont have any respect for people that beat up women, every dog has thier day.
Im sorry for his family, but dont feel sorry that its happened
No flaming you here, but when a person passes away, usually we remember them for their achievements, both personal and professional. There's really no need to bring up events to slander them. Try to be a be respectful.

R.I.P. Peter Brock. You may have raced for the opposition, but you were a heck of a driver.
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