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Who was the youngest ever F1?
Just got me thinking, its probably Cragg but just wondered if it was anyone else and how old they were when they made it to F1
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No idea but id like to know and his age:confused:
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i think it was craig dresser not sure age 12-13 i think
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Who was the oldest? :)
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Wasnt Craig D, it was Jon Leonard. 10, and probably was the youngest to finish 3rd at the euros. Oldest well ive forgotten his name but was in team kyosho for a couple of years in the A team in the late 90s and was at least in his late 40s
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Ellis must have been the youngest and oldest:woot::woot::woot::thumbsup:hehe
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I'm sure craggy was the youngest to make a National A final? I got my f1 in 96 so was 14 poss 15 as my birthday is July but I thought Neil was also youngest f1 at 11 or 12.....
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Also sure he won't mind me saying but a certain Tony Evdoka was in his 40's and an f1 and consistent top 20
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Where is Jon Leonard now?
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Jon's living in Derby I believe.
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He may have been a cock but was rather gifted with a buggy. Not as good as Jon Tucker but never the less gifted. He should have stuck with racing instead of doing stupid things.
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Whats he done? I looked on Facebook and found his page, seems he's into boxing, perhaps that was so he could pick up the soap safely.
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Jon Leonard & Jon Tucker - thats a long time ago (Mid 90's).
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Marc Neale and James Pearson were very talented Juniors back in 89/90 ish, but still not sure if they were F1 as young as Jon Leonard.
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Jon wasnt that young when he got his F1, but he was small! He's not living with the queen no more either instone and didn't ever seem to be a cock. Just young.
Surely the youngest has to be craggy. If you fancy a bit of white collar boxing, give him a shout:thumbsup: |
Nope, it is Jon Leonard. I was there the day he made his first A Final, as referee with Terry Wright. We both had a word with him and his wonderful Dad to make sure he was settled in and not going to miss his first turn on the big stage through nerves. He went well, and his Dad was very grateful to us afterwards. The Leonards were a really nice family, who always came to the meetings together, and always had time for everyone.
Jon was an outrageous natural talent, but once he hit his teens we didn't see that much of him any more - shame. Welshy40 and I stand shoulder to shoulder on this one - it was Jon! |
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