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Mark Higgins Quotes

«This event was always going to be very, very close and that's the way it's shaping up. It's going to be flat out all the way to the finish.»
Author: Mark Higgins
«And believe me, it is an 02 Focus,»
Author: Mark Higgins
«I have the greatest respect for the Irish guys and really look forward to racing against them,»
Author: Mark Higgins
«It's our responsibility to put the park back the way it was when we arrived, if not better.»
Author: Mark Higgins
«He's definitely a retired athlete, (but) he's still fit and riding every day, still thinking about racing. He said it's definitely something he's been thinking about and that the door is still open.»
Author: Mark Higgins
«He's been thinking about it. He's still fit and very much in his prime. He is not ruling out a return to racing.»
Author: Mark Higgins
«In light of the stuff that's been going on in the past few weeks, a comeback has become appealing,»
Author: Mark Higgins
«At the same time, he's a retired athlete who is very much enjoying being with his children and working with charities. And he just got engaged. We'll just have to see.»
Author: Mark Higgins
«It's not going to happen. He's 100 percent retired.»
Author: Mark Higgins
«He's still fit and very much in his prime,»
Author: Mark Higgins