Noosa News
Pro rider sues high-profile motorsport training facility
Broc Anthony Pearson was riding his motorcycle on a track at Gold Coast Motor Sport Training Centre in 2017 when his leg allegedly clipped a tyre protruding from the edge of the track.The Gold Coast rider was on his second lap of the track, doing no more than 100 kilometres per hour, when he was thrown onto one side of his bike and lost control, his claim says.His 2016 Yamaha YZF R3 motorcycle “careered with speed” across the track and into grass before hitting a solid plastic go kart brake…
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