sorry for my silence the last few weeks but since the worldchapionship in Finland, I went through a real bad luck scene. In Finland I qualified in 17th position in my class and was very happy because there were some really fast guys.

On Saturday 29th July we raced the club event held at zone 7. The day started hectic with Daniels bike giving trouble because of a damaged barrel. Luckily we still had an old spare one that would do for the day. After delays caused by the fog we started our practice filled with mud and water. Luckily all the traffic dried the muddy track and we ended with awesome raceconditions.

This weekend was another good one for me and my awesomely prepared Suzuki sponsored by Suzuki Int. Europe GmbH. I raced the Baden-Würtemberg Cup in Rudersberg, my home track. The track was perfectly prepped with no bumps and it was quite soft at the top so nice berms formed after practice.

Hi Guys and Girls herewith my race report from Aichwald. I know it's a bit late, but I had a stressful week as I have to repair and prep my own bikes.

First of all I want to thank Suzuki International Europe for their support and a special thank you goes to Claus and Isabel Hahn for accommodating me and make me feel at home. Last but not least thank you, Mirko Bauer, my mechanic.

last weekend was for me the most successful race since I´m riding for Suzuki International Europe. At last, I´m picking up speed and confidence on "Hard Pack". I raced the Baden-Württenberg Cup in Schopfheim, a Regional, but all the fast German opponents were racing, because there was no other race on that weekend. We all used the race for extra practice.

Saturday 24th June saw the 1st Regional held at Melkbosstrand this season. The combined 85 Promini and 85 Jnr was action packed with 24 riders at the starting grid. With the new start which has a tight corner to the left we saw some nasty crashes in both 85 races.

In the early 90ies, when all the three Pajewski-brothers did still competitive racing, the youngest of them all, Rene Pajewski, looked like a future champion. He had the big heart like older Champion Niki Pakewski who untimely passed away in a freak motorcar accident.

1st Heat: The starting gate filled with 25 roaring 85cc, majotity of them on Bigwheels, starting gate drops and Erhard Pajewski, his first race out on the Yamaha, takes the holeshot. Erhard gets into a tangle with another rider and they both get past by 3 other riders before coming back on the finish straight infront of the spectators. By now Matt Geldenhuys has taken the lead, followed by Bernard Haupt then Calvin Vlaanderen, Daniel Pajewski, Erhard Pajewski. After an exiting 15 minutes of racing the results are as follows:

By now I have relaxed a bit as last week I had a very busy schedule. On Tuesday I received my brand new Suzuki RM 85 from Mr. Bert Poensgen of SUZUKI INTERNATIONAL EUROPE GMBH. This was quite an experience which was also broadcasted on EASY.TV one of my new Sponsors. I will write a full report the moment I have received the pictures of the hand over.

Some of you might have wondered why you have not heard from me for the last week or so but as I have told you that I had crashed and this crash was worse than I thought. I have cracked a bone in my left hand and thus I am out of contention for a few weeks.