Merry Christmas to everyone.

Have a safe and happy holiday.

See you in the New Year

from

Jason and The Team.

A great talent, a great guy and a huge loss to Motorcycling.

A pleasure to have met and last been with only recently at Philip Island GP.

‘Neil’, ‘Bill’, ‘Old Grandad’ has left us at 80 yrs to be in a better place.

Saturday night produced the  image of Jason’s entire Grand Prix story this season. Its been a year of ups and downs and inconsistancies. So unlike the rider we are used to seeing. Constant battles with engine and bike set ups has seen a frustrated Crump battle constantly with the unknown throughout 2011.’Saturday night was another difficult one for me.’

‘And just when we thought we had it sorted in my last race the count back on equal points meant I didn’t make the semi’s!’ ‘Typical.’ said  Crump.
‘I was hoping to take a medal this year, which is always my aim but I just have to go to the final round and try my best again.’

‘Most importantly, Congratulations to Greg from all of our team, he is a great friend that I have known since I was a kid and he thoroughly deserves this victory!’

Last night was the final match for Jason’s Swedish team Elit Vetlanda. Vetlanda  got a thrashing at Piraterna with a final score of 63 -27. Vetlanda needed to lose by no more than 10 points to make it through to the next leg of Swedish Finals but were behind the 8 ball from the match start with 5-1’s coming at ease for Motala’s local club.

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Jason Crump scored a 14 paid 15 maximum and provided outstanding racing when Elit Vetlanda defeated Piraterna 50–40 at Vetlanda motorstadion on Tuesday night, in the first out of two play off meetings between the teams.

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Jason Crump produced his best performance when it counted most as the hard-charging Australian finished second at the Nordic Grand Prix at Vojens in Denmark.

Crump started the night with a couple of average rides but as the night progressed many of the top riders fell by the wayside as Crump got better and better with convincing wins in his final heat and semi-final rides.
Starting from gate four in the final, Crump tried the outside line for the lead but American Greg Hancock had other plans as the duo fought for the lead with veteran Hancock taking the chequered flag ahead of Crump and virtually guaranteeing the American his second World Crown in 14 years.

“It’s been a while since I have been on the podium and it’s good to be back.” said an elated Crump. “I have had an average year by my standards so this has given me the boost I need and with two rounds to go, I am looking for a top three finish as second and third place is not that much ahead of me.”

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Jason Crump secured Elit Vetlandas victory together with polish international Jarek Hampel when Elit Vetlanda won against Lejonen 46–44 in a postponed meeting on Sunday night.
Hampel won the last heat of the meeting and with Jason Crump securing a vital point coming in third behind Chris Holder, Elit Vetlanda won the meeting.
Scoring 10 paid 11, Jason Crump had some troubles finding consistency in his racing.
– I need to practise in Vetlanda to find some better setups, said Jason Crump.

Tonight saw Jason Crump racing in the form he is known for.

Crumpie, took control and dominated the heats of the Nordic Grand Prix with a ‘full pull’ to reach the semi’s.

His night finsihed there though; a third place in the semi meant he was out of the final.

‘I just made a mistake, 1/2 second too slow out of the gate and that was it, night over. I had worked so hard to get everything going for this GP and its a bitter disappointment when I know I had the chance for a podium position.’

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