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"So far my wrists are healing
well, I go to the doctor in two
weeks and hopefully I'll get the
okay to start riding a motorcycle
again," said Mullins. "Right now
I've just been mountain biking and
road biking and just whatever I can
to stay fit. It's been a lengthy re-
covery, but hopefully I'll get some
good news in a couple of weeks."
Mullins said that he's hopeful
he'll be able to get one race un-
der his belt before the GNCC se-
ries is over and then prepare for
the ISDE in Argentina.
"I'm wanting to be ready for the
Powerline GNCC in October; it's
kind of a stretch, but I think it's
doable. My main focus is to try
to be ready for Six Days which
is in November, so if I start rid-
ing the middle of September that
will give me a month and a half.
Right now it's still up in the air, but
hopefully it will work out and I can
represent the country well."
Shan Moore
Charlie Mullins
made a surprise
visit at the Little
Brown Jug National
Enduro in South
Carolina.
DONINGTON GETS 2015 BRITISH GP
D
onington Park will host the
British Grand Prix in 2015
while the new Circuit of Wales
gets built, according to a release
issued Tuesday by Dorna – the
rights holders for the MotoGP
World Championship – leaving
Silverstone, the site of the last
four British GPs, out in the cold.
The series is slated to move to
the Circuit of Wales for the 2016
event.
"After announcing the long-
term MotoGP agreement be-
tween Dorna and the Circuit of
Wales three weeks ago our pri-
ority has been to agree on the
venue for 2015," explained Chris
Herring of the Circuit of Wales.
"It is in the interests of everyone,
especially the fans, to make a
decision as soon as possible
and in Donington Park we have
a venue that shares our vision for
growing MotoGP in the UK."
Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpele-
ta commented: "The Circuit of
Wales has worked very quickly to
secure the best deal for the Brit-
ish race fans and we believe Don-
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
GOLD
&
GOOSE
(From left to right) Colin Edwards,
Andrea Dovizioso and Randy
de Puniet shared the podium at
Donington Park in 2009.
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