Later this year (2010) it will be 17 years since Wayne Rainey's career ending crash. We interviewed Wayne back in 2003 on the tenth anniversary of that tragic crash where he reflected on life in a wheelchair and the switch to four-stroke in MotoGP. This is a transcript of that interview. -- It is 10 years today (September 5, 2003) since the crash which ended triple 500cc world champion Wayne Rainey's motorcycle racing career. Q: Wayne, you might just tell us what you are doing these days. A: At the moment I'm kind of doing a Kevin Magee! I'm working on my four wheeler. I think when I went and visited Kevin what was he, the Horsham Hurricane I saw some of the stuff that he rode around in and I was amazed that he could even go racing after riding some of that stuff that he built. I'm out here tiddling away with my four wheeler, just goofing off a bit. Q: Wayne, how have you been since you got out of team management? Have you been keeping busy? A: Oh yeah. I'm having much more fun now. The team management thing was probably the bottom pit as far as Yamaha Racing was concerned. After the accident that was really the last of our success together and then I had these opportunities after the accident to come back and to run the team and I had the opportunity with Marlboro and then Yamaha stepped up and there was a