Toseland and Crash feature in charity fundraiser.
James Toseland is not only a dab hand with a motorcycle after winning the 2004 WSBK championship at only 22 years-of-age, he is also renowned for his musical talent within his band, who are aptly named Crash.
As the 2005 season rapidly approaches, with the first race from Qatar on the 26th of February, James and his band will be making a guest appearance at the Victoria Pub in Coalville, UK, in order to raise funds for the charity Riders for Health.
James Toseland is not only a dab hand with a motorcycle after winning the 2004 WSBK championship at only 22 years-of-age, he is also renowned for his musical talent within his band, who are aptly named Crash.
As the 2005 season rapidly approaches, with the first race from Qatar on the 26th of February, James and his band will be making a guest appearance at the Victoria Pub in Coalville, UK, in order to raise funds for the charity Riders for Health.
Other racing stars of the track are expected to turn up in support of James and the charity which will make the night a very prestigious event for all those bike racing fans wanting to get closer to their heroes.
The charity night will be held on February 10th at the Victoria Pub on Whitwick Road, Coalville, UK. Tickets can be purchased from the Pub by calling 01530 814718, at a cost of ?10 with all proceeds going to Riders for Health. The last time James and Crash played they managed to raise ?1210 for the charity which supports aid workers in Africa who use motorcycles to enable them to reach remote villagers.
