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27 Mar 2001, 12:36 (Ref:74721)
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I compete in a kart championship, assisted by my best mate who does most raceday mechanics and paddock stuff...
Obviously it's all early mornings, long days, miserable weather and, from what I can see, not that much fun really...! I'm quite sure that if he had the money he'd be in the kart rather than pushing it... My question to everyone is how do you go about thanking, motivating, encouraging and repaying your pitcrew and helpers? My good friend Roy hasn't hinted that he's not enjoying himself, it's just that I can't see why he'd want to do it!! Especially as he travels from London to the Midlands every month to do it! I'm after any ideas on how I can make things better...! Thanks for your advice Greg Owens TeamCOR.com www.teamcor.com |
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