Could someone be so kind and to direct me to a copy please.

I am hard of thinking and have not been able find one.

Buy a programme, like all should do.

Try the publisher of the programme

CAREVA PUBLISHING
D5 - Colvin House
Dundonald Enterprise Park
Carrowreagh Road
Dundonald
Belfast
BT16 1QT
Tel: 028 9048 6430
Fax: 028 9048 8954

scrz wrote:

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Buy a programme, like all should do.

I too would like to see the entry list for this years event. For some reason, http://www.northwest200.org/ don't have this info. They either don't know at this late stage who is competing (I can't believe that) or they want to keep it all a secret. Also the site is difficult to navigate and needs a nerds touch. Anyway I can't be there and if I was I would buy a prog immediately. In fact my wife says it's either me or my progs collection. Entry list please.

Why would they put the entry list online? People could just print it out instead of buying a programme

sinti wrote:

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Why would they put the entry list online? People could just print it out instead of buying a programme

Would you ever cop on. A simple list of riders with basic info is all I ask. If people are that miserable then they are not going to buy a prog anyway.

PS The comprehensive entry lists will be available all over the web after the first practice.

All they need to do is publish a list of riders entered - we dont need their numbers - you can buy a programme for that. One of the NW200's biggest assets is their entry, no reason why they shouldn't publish it and get a few more fans up to the triangle!

It is bad enough when a group of people buy one programme between them at practice and photocopy it, without letting them print it from their computer without any payment.
As for wife or programmes, why not buy one and leave it in the bin before you go home.
The commentators at the course should use numbers only, that would pi55 off those without a programme, as would only publishing practice times against numbers.
The press has been full of the names of the riders for weeks, if not months.

it wold be good if they put the rider list online, becouse, without sounding mean, i cant by one. i live in canada, and it would take ages for me to get a race programme sent over.i would pay a fee if you could purchase online guides and stuff, if there were available to download.

in regards to people not buying a program. the club needs to put 50p on everything sold at the event, and if you show your program you get that 50p off what ever you want to buy. i never made it to the nw200 but hope to travel there from down under with my bike and a few other lads. is there a gate charge? if not there should be, nothing is free in todays world. the street races in new zealand are completely fence off with programe included in the gate charge. im hoping to catch the racing on the radio or the net, can anyone tell me how i would go about this. ride safe from down under.