We will never forget your smile and your friendly personality always remember those good times when i was there with you you were and still are my hero i will see you soon .x

I was one of many there at Brands Hatch on the day that Craig died. It is one of those terrible moments when everything stands still and you realise that we had possibly lost a fantastic talent. Far too young to go with way too much to still do. He came across as a good lad and a rising talent. May he rest in peace and look down on us in the years ahead. God Bless you, Craig.

You will be greatly missed. I will save your memory in my heart and mind. What a great racer and person. DAMN, this sucks!!

The price you pay is very high
You never think your going to die
The speed, the buzz, crowds flashing by
And for just one moment, you actually fly

It's all gone wrong and you hit the floor
The lucky ones just come out sore
Then like a drug, you just want more
You race again to get your score

But weep so deeply for the very few!
Who never really make it through
There time is up! They race no more
Lying motionless on the cold hard floor
The muted crowd, the silenced roar

A racer gives his very soul
To grab the prestigeous place called pole!
If he could return to hear crowds sing
He would'nt change a bloody ! thing !

He's given his life ! His very soul
Rest assured he's up there, racing still ! for pole !!

I know the pain of racing, so I write from the heart.
R.I.P.
Craig Jones

I was there at Brands Hatch for my second time for the WSB, and saw what a gift for racing he had. I was amazed and then so so saddened.
Thoughts and love to family and friends and all touched by you.
God bless

I never met Craig but i remember and grew to love him since watching him race for the lead in british supersport in 2005!!! With Keith Heuwen and Niall Mackenzie's superb comentry and Craig's superior riding skill you couldn't help but notice this true motorcycling talent. The motorcycle racing community has lost a bright shining star. Racing is what we all love!!! He was gone so suddenly we will never recover or forget him!!! We all love our bikes and our racing!!! God rest your soul Craig!!! Heaven is a better place with you in it!!! We will never Forget You!!!! God Bless You!!! XXXXX

Me and my son had just arrived on the sweeping bend towards the home straight at brands when this accident with craig happened,it absolutely took my breath away,and to see him motionless on the track was something i still have not got out of my mind.
Craig seemed to be stretching this bike to its limit,and for it to have ended the way it did was such a sad ending,i never met the man,but feel he would have reached greater heights in the future as you could see how much effort he was giving and it really was hell for leather racing.
Whenever i attend world superbike racing now,i will always have a small thought for craig,someone who we would have all have heard of in the future,for all the right reasons,,,,

RIP mate,, from all of us here

We had watched the race on TV and then travelled to Turkey on holiday. It was only when we read the papers later that we realised, we were all so upset.
Jonesy was absolute class, always giving 100%, he rode the wheels off that bike and nobody could have got as much out of it as he did.
He was a crowd favourite not just because of his style but also because he was one of us, he was a young guy who enjoyed what he did.
I truly hope Andrew Pitt decides to carry on, I think we all know Jonesy would want him to.
We have all lost one of lifes good guys, he may not be here but he will never be forgotten
All our love