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Fabian Couthards crash at the 2010 Bathurst 1000, came on the same day that Craig Lowndes and Mark Skaife won the race making them "Kings of the Mountain"
Fabian Couthards crash at the 2010 Bathurst 1000, came on the same day that Craig Lowndes and Mark Skaife won the race making them "Kings of the Mountain"
F1 fanThis is slightly more along the lines I was looking for, but still not what I was looking for.
So it's Bathurst? I'm thinking
All I can think of is something to do with Monaco.
I feel we either need another clue or a forfeit is imminent... I'm certainly stumped.
F1 fanOk.
Is it North or is it West?
It's neither, but it is shortly after.
Northwest 200 is in May, so the TT is right after it and the winner is the king of the mountain. Also part of the British empire. I just don't know about who won when others fell yet.
Jerry Walker? OH SNAP! Is Jack and Jill because they were doing the sidecars?
Ryan Farquhar?
Is it the TT or something else like the Ulster? Also it is 2011 or later right? Because you said that it was more recent then Webbers crash.
For not knowing when Webber had his crash. I'll say Cono Cummins. It is hard to guess 'cause so many people get injured each year.
I shouldn't laugh at that.Connor "did a jack and jill"
^^^ I actually yelled when I say the crash.
F1 fanCorrect.
Connor "did a jack and jill"
(non fatal but painful)
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL8YXQDLzVc">YouTube Link</a>
Luckily, he missed that wall.
Which can only mean that Ian Hutchinson is the King.
FYI, as Hutchie is the only person ever to win all 5 main races in a TT week, he is "King of the Mountain".
A single victory in 81', did this persons glory come. Racing around the world far and wide, but narrow roads did this win describe. For rings of platinum helped them achieve, what was said could not be done by this breed.
^ And we have a winner! Your turn.![]()