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So sad to hear of the passing of a true great. Fond memories of watching Ivan Mauger as a regular fan at Exeter Falcons Speedway, also wheh he rode against Leicester Lions, my home town. My wife Anita and I whilst living in Devon and following Ivan, fondly remember a meet and greet evening at Dawlish Warren where he made everyone present feel part of his family, such a gentleman.
Now living on the Gold Coast and wishing to pay my respects on April 27th. The world has lost a champion on and off the bike, condolences to the Mauger family, RIP Ivan.
Fond memories of the greatest speedway rider I have seen over nearly seven decades of watching this wonderful sport of ours. RIP Ivan.
A great rider, both individually and for his teams, and a great leader. Raised the bar in terms of professionalism and approach. Those of us who were there at the time were lucky to see him and even luckier to have him ride for us.
A sad loss to the sport and even more so to Raye and family
Ivan RIP. You were the best sportsman and gentlemen ever to come to Austria. We never had such a big number of spectators on speedway like we had when you came.
My condolences to the family
As a young boy I saw Ivan race for Newcastle when they visited Middlesbrough. It was obvious then that he was special.
Simply the best RIP
Wembley 1972. Ole Olsen was defending his title. This was my first World Final. Ole was by far the fastest rider on the track, but Ivan showed his true professionalism and went on the regain his title. From my generation Ivan WAS speedway. Rest in Peace Ivan.
I remember Ivan beating PC and Mort around the old Hyde Road track.They tried everything they knew but couldn't pass him!
RIP Ivan. A true champion and THE
Ace of the ACES!.♣️??
Saw Ivan ride at Swindon many times as a youngster myself.
Always had such a smooth riding style and was brilliant to watch.
A true icon of speedway.
RIP Ivan.
Will never forget the night you broke Peter Craven's track record at the old Belle Vue. Oh what a night. R I P the great one.
Will always remember. Best ever. From Heathens supporter.
Although Ivan was piling up the points against you, you had to admire his style of riding. A real pleasure to watch. RIP Ivan, and, condolences to his family at this sad time. Iain Harkness.
Grew up watching Ivan 1969 BLRC when I was five. My speedway hero and a true superstar. Thanks for the memories. RIP
I started watching speedway in 1974 when I was six years old. Ivan was at his peak and when the fixture list came out each season the first thing I looked for was when Ivan was coming to Sheffield. He was almost unbeatable and seemed so much more professional than anyone else. I had the pleasure of meeting him when he kindly signed his autobiography for me and he will be sadly missed by everyone. Best wishes to all his family and friends at this sad time.
A true legend. R.I.P.
Condolences to Ivan's family at this sad time. As a youngster I had the pleasure to witness the greatest speedway rider our sport has seen. The memories I have of you will always be with me, RIP
My Belle Vue hero and one of the most influential and talented riders ever. Never forgotten.
I will never forget watching you as a kid and then meeting you on various when I helped out with odd trips with Norrie, especialy the Ireland meeting. God rest and thanks or the memories.
A true champion of our wonderful sport, and a brilliant ambassador for others to look up to.
Met Ivan for first time when he was last in UK, promoting his book Lovely person sadly missed, hero,
Many great times watching you around Exeter and also great times picking you up and driving you and Raye around in more recent years. Great memories. All my love and thoughts. Ken Bates Exeter Falcon forever x
A very sad loss for the world of speedway. Seen Ivan ride many times at Belle Vue not only a truly great champion a truly great legend. Rest in peace Ivan, you will always be remembered.