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10:52am Saturday 17th May 2008
THE wins just keep on coming for Nick and Abi Radley, the 500cc grass track sidecar team from Chelmsford.
Nick and 16 year-old daughter Abi have been racing together for just six weeks.
Yet last Sunday, they stood proudly on top of the rostrum as they were crowned Champions of Champions 2008, having beaten the cream of the country's sidecar talent at Swingfield, near Folkestone.
Speaking after the presentation, proud dad Nick spoke how Abi has taken to the sport like "a duck to water". The pair are now looking forward to tomorrow, Sunday, when they line-up with some of the top crews in Europe at the Boarded circuit at Collier Street, Kent.
Joining them on the rostrum at the Champions of Champions event were current British champions Shaun Harvey and Danny Hogg, who finished in third place.
The Chelmsford-based current British champ was unhappy with his bike's set-up all day and still is looking to squeeze a few more miles per hour out of his highly-tuned 500cc motor.
OVER a third of 13 and 14 year olds olds regularly drink alcohol, a charity has found.
A HOTEL, new offices and more room at two supermarkets could be on the cards for Braintree.
The Mayor of Colchester’s ceremonial bodyguard were banned from joining tributes to the town’s military – after officials branded them a “security risk”.
Braintree Boxing Club’s Ashley Twinn made an impressive debut at an open show in Brentwood.
Braintree RFC under-16s bounced back from the previous week’s lacklustre, bad-tempered scrap against Chelmsford with a titanic 20-7 win over a powerful and excellently-drilled Westcliff side.
Burnham’s mini and midi squads travel to South Woodham at the weekend for a triangular series of matches with Harlow Rugby Club and the hosts.
Police have called in independent investigators after claims that a serving officer is a member of the British National Party.
QPR have confirmed the appointment of Portugal legend Paulo Sousa as their new first-team coach.
Strictly Come Dancing host Bruce Forsyth said he felt sad for John Sergeant, and sorry for the other dancers and judges on the show.
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