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Powerball is the world’s most powerful hand gyroscope, generating speeds of over 16,000 rpm! Simply by starting up the Powerball in your hand and rotating your wrist faster you can develop incredible speeds and increase your strength. Powerball is seriously addictive for all ages, making it ideal for play, exercise, or fun competitions. Powerball is a dynamic and completely revolutionary new gyroscope that literally explodes with mind-numbing torque and inertia once you activate its internal rotor. EXERCISE • PLAY • COMPETE Ideal for sports like Golf, Tennis, Squash and all other activities demanding power in the arms, hands and wrists. Great for musicians too! Drummers, guitarists, pianists (in fact most musicians!) will benefit from the increased strength and dexterity that an NSD Powerball will give them! How It Works The Fun Side The Gentle Side I have been a Porsche fan since the early 70’s, I have watched them race thoughout Europe and have driven most models. I may be a purist and have never really been a fan of the Cayenne. But realise that Porsche see a position in the marketplace for it. With regards to the new models, I am not sure what to think at the moment, what about you? Wales legend Phil Bennett says England lack a clear strategy and has written off their Grand Slam chances on the BBC Sport website. England have beaten Wales and Italy in their Six Nations matches so far, but it has not saved them from criticism. After England’s 17-12 win in Rome, Bennett told Scrum V: “They are not a great side and they lack confidence.” “They don’t seem to know what plan to play. [...] France shattered Ireland’s dreams of a repeat of their Six Nations Grand Slam here yesterday beating them 33-10 with scrum-half Morgan Parra who had accused the Irish of being cheats earlier in the week masterminding the defeat. First-half tries by William Servat – his second for his country – and Yannick Jauzion – his 19th in his 65th test – and a second-half one from Clement Poitrenaud – his sixth – [...] Nodar Kumaritashvili, a Georgian luge slider competing at the Vancouver Winter Olympics, died today after crashing during a training run and hitting a metal pole. He was 21. I have watched a video of his crash and am shocked that they are continuing to use the course the metal supports are not protected at all. At Friday night’s Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, a moment of silence was observed to honor Kumaritashvili and [...] Gerry Birrell Before our visit to Rouen, I thought it would be good to remember Gerry. During the final practice session in sight of the XXI Grand Prix de Rouen, held on Saturday 23 June 1973, Gerry Birrell’s works Chevron B25 – Hart suffered a front left tyre failure while approaching Virage des Six Frères at about 240km/h. In an accident almost exactly the same as Denis Dayan’s three years before, the tyre [...] View Larger Map Rouen circuitmap-1950's Rouen GP Poster from 1966
Rouen-Les-Essarts was a 6.542 km (4.065 mile) race track in Grand-Couronne, near Rouen, Normandy, France. View Caen Grand Prix Circuit in a larger map Caen Circuit 1950’s Caen Poster
Caen Circuit pictured from the Caen Holiday Inn Hotel 2009 A Grand Prix for formula One (F1) and formula two (F2) cars was held at the circuit in Caen during the 1950’s, With great drivers such as Sir Stirling Moss and Jean Behra in cars like the 250F Maserati and the BRM 25 winning the event. Traces of [...] Information for Normandy, Brittany, and Pays de la Loire regions of France. a site for motorsport fans, food and drink lovers and travellers, or in my case all of them! Our Store is now open here selling books, dvd’s guides, computer games and maps of the Normandy and Brittany area’s of France. I have started a project to document disused motor racing circuits across Europe that can still be visited and have started to build a [...] |
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