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Some weeks it's just not worth getting out of bed.

Peter will be missed by so many and hopefully remembered only for the good he did.

My mate has a story of how they partied all night at Bathurst next to Brockys caravan before the race. He kept asking them to quiet down and they kept calling him Mr Brooks. Years later, my mate and business partner had "Mr Brooks" come in to buy a bicycle for a young James, told him the story and Brocky could only laugh at remembering that night.

Rest well Brocky. You helped shape so many motoring enthusiasts lives.

she needs tread marks on her face - i cant believe someone would say soething that inconsiderate when someone else has just passed away....

My mother was at school with her, and she was even worse back then. :O

Very sad news, 2 weeks ago I was racing at Calder with the Maserati Car Club, Brock was there with the Daytona, who would have thought 2 weeks later he would die in the same car...

R.I.P 'King of the Mountain'

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