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Jamie Whitham Column - Nov 2007
By Jamie Whitham on 30/11/2007 16:26:55
If at first your rabbit goes flat, get a bigger rabbit. Yep, in Whit's world nothing is straightforward
somewhere to hop about. No joke, Molly is by now bunny aristocracy, all she's short of is a smoking jacket and monogrammed slippers. Two weeks into her life of luxury though someone left the hutch door open and the ungrateful little bitch ran off. Ruby
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Jamie Whitham Column - Oct 2006
By Jamie Whitham on 01/10/2006 12:28:24
"Crackers'll put ya in chains... Box'll drive you insane... Sun can't shine all the time, man its gotta rain..." Fiddy Cent joins Whit down on the farm
to head for the infield. When I pitched up at the gate I was met by a spotty-faced youth in a hi-viz jacket telling me that there were to be no bikes on the infield. I explained to him that I was there to work and his brief probably related to paying
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James Whitham Column - Feb 2008
By James Whitham on 15/02/2008 12:51:37
Another busy month in the Whitham mansions. He mourns the passing of his first jump-bike and the best jumper, and recounts an hilarious night in the company of the Fogartys
and the Fogartys got tickets to see the Sex Pistols in Manchester a few weeks ago. Surprisingly they played really well but the best part was watching the crowd. 20,000 forty-odd year old blokes wearing tartan pants, Harrington jackets and DMs, who could manage
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James Whitham Column - Jan 10
By James Whitham on 30/01/2010 10:32:03
James talks granny flaps (bingo wings to us), bee stings, puss-filled arms and the disrespectful nature of pit lane humour. But picking Guy Martin up on tea making...
but jeez did I have to wait a long time.I’d been out on my bicycle and been stung on the forearm by a bee that flew up the sleeve of my jacket. It was a bit irritating for a minute or two but by the time I got home and pulled the sting out I couldn’t feel a
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James Whitham Column - Feb 08
By James Whitham on 17/02/2008 16:12:54
Another busy month in the Whitham mansions. He mourns the passing of his first jump-bike and the best jumper, and recounts an hilarious night in the company of the Fogartys
got tickets to see the Sex Pistols in Manchester a few weeks ago. Surprisingly they played really well but the best part was watching the crowd. 20,000 forty-odd year old blokes wearing tartan pants, Harrington jackets and DMs, who could manage half
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James Whitham Column - Mar 2008
By James Whitham on 12/03/2008 14:42:14
Professor James Whitham, ASF, J.BAC, has been conducting scientific experiments over winter with his 29 year-old GT250 and some isobutylene-isoprene copolymer...
of the power that the Kawasaki has. And protective riding gear would’ve consisted of an ill-fitting polycarbonate lid, a Harrington jacket, and a pair of Doc Martin boots. So why did I have more confidence in these sort of conditions back
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James Whitham Column - Dec 09
By James Whitham on 27/12/2009 16:05:07
James gets a white-knuckle lap of the Nürburgring in a Skoda Flavia at the hands of Jack Burnicle, anorak flapping in the breeze and tyres squealing all the way...
out, wearing dinner jackets and joined us at the bash. Mint!
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Jamie Whitham Column - Apr 2002
By Jamie Whitham on 01/04/2002 12:42:53
Mistaking Jamie for a famous Horse Jumper. Close but no cigar
dealing with I kinda half recognised. He was called Ryan I think, and it turned out that he used to race Supermonos, and he had a Honda jacket on and that. Initially he was looking at me dead funny like. The lad had said to me, "It's James Whitham isn
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