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Rob Gourlay passes away
A familiar face will be missing from the classic racing grid from now on with the death of Rob Gourlay. Veteran racer Rob (60) was instantly recognisable with his open face Percy Tait replica helmet and goggles and was a regular on the local motorcycle scene.
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2009 Classic Racer Calendar
With less than half of 2008 gone you can start to enjoy next year now with the first ever Classic Racer calendar.

The 2009 limited edition, high quality, large format production contains 13 stunning images, unearthed from the Mortons Media archive and spans the exciting decades from the 60s, with Giacomo Agostini at the TT through to recent Classic Racer subject Kevin Schwantz.
And there are some surprises in there too. Printed in large format 520mm x 495mm on quality art paper with ring binding and loop for hanging. Please note; this calendar is limited supply.
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All change at TT and no parade
After just two years at the helm, the Manx Motor Cycle Club has had the running of the TT wrested from their grasp and it has been handed back to the ACU.
ACU Events Ltd will be responsible for all competitive elements of the Isle of Man TT Races, including working with the TT Marshals Association to provide marshalling cover on the TT Course, the provision of medical cover and managing the appointed circuit set up contractor, and working alongside all other established supporting organisations involved.




A last minute deal to Florida, which just happened to coincide with Daytona Bike Week, proved to be a classic start to what promises to be a classic season. For once an internet-offered bargain proved to be just that. 









