Nigel Boocock

[@garychard3894]

Well loved and admired at Bristol towards the end of his career. What a opening pair Booey and Crumpie.😊

[@peterwade4029]

Nigel and Eric Boocock at THE SYDNEY SHOWGROUND in the 60s those were the days up against Jim Airey Bob Sharpe Ivan Mauger to name a few some of the BEST SOLO riding you would ever see John Sherwood the PROMOTER loved those POMMIES great DRAWCARD When the KANGAROOS v THE LIONS in the TEST MATCHES there would be 25000 to 30000 SPEEDWAY FANS at those meetings l was lucky to have been ONE of those people l would go down to THE PITS with my Uncle Geoff after the meeting speak to Nigel and Eric they ALWAYS had time for THE FANS I REALLY MISS THOSE DAYS

[@rossdoughton7638]

I was in the stands too. What a time that was at the Sydney Showground on a Saturday night when the solos of the Kangaroos and the Lions were the drawcard. I drove up from Wollongong and was always one of the first cars waiting for the gates to open. Jim Airey and Nigel Boocock were the greatest.

[@downstairs99]

Nigel was a fantastic rider ,spectacular in style and a real crowd pleaser, god bless you !!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@robocop2asap]

Well Nigel I know you will be sadly missed by your family we here missed you when you moved to Australia not forgetting brother Eric .We fans know how hard the game is I have said it before any man that rides one of these machines is a Champion ! On behalf of myself your fans thank you for some great thrills and entertainment courage around the track.Again thank you mate Bob Lowe West Midlands 72 years.

[@tonybarnard6070]

Passed away? I missed that one, (shows how much speedway is promoted today) thanks for all the meetings when you came to the Shay, RIP

[@hankmobley]

Remember him beating Ivan in the rain at Belle Vue ...Light Blue Leathers ..Coventry Captain . Little Boy Blue RIP.