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Interview Thursday 30th August 2012 By Geoff Meyer

After missing the opening three rounds of the series Thomas Kjer Olsen is in 21st place in the EMX250 Championship, but scoring 23 points at the British Grand Prix will help him move up the rankings pretty quickly. Here is an interview with the younger of the Olsen brothers.
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