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Mervyn Whyte devastated by Robert Dunlop's death



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CLERK of Course Mervyn Whyte says he is devastated by the death of Robert Dunlop.
CLERK of Course Mervyn Whyte says he is devastated by the death of Robert Dunlop.

In a statement issued to the Times last night, he said: "Coleraine and District Motor Club members and myself as Clerk of Course are devastated by the news that Robert Dunlop has died following a fatal incident during the second practice night of this year's North West 200.

"Our thoughts and prayers are with Robert's family and we extend our deepest sympathies to his wife Louise, children William, Daniel and Michael and wider family circle.


"The MCUI (UC) – Motor Cycling Union of Ireland and PSNI are in the process of fully investigating the incident which happened during the 125, 250, 400 practice session on the first lap.

"The other rider involved in the incident is in a stable condition in hospital.

"Robert was one of Northern Ireland's best known and most experienced riders who will always been remembered for his infectious personality and love for road racing."


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  • Last Updated: 16 May 2008 8:40 AM
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  • Location: Coleraine
 
 

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