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  • US riders for Classic TT

    US riders for Classic TT

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    The fearsome TZ750 which Dave Crussell is to ride in the Classic TT Seven riders, plus their machines, are planning to make the trip to the Isle of Man and race at the Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT races. The riders will compete in the Senior, Formula Classic, Formula 1 Classic, Classic 250, and…

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  • Long serving TT marshal rewarded

    Long serving TT marshal rewarded

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    79 year old Eric Alexander receives recognition at IoM Douglas, Isle of Man. The longest serving TT marshal collected the 2013 PokerStars 'Spirit of TT' Award on behalf of the Isle of Man TT Marshals Association ahead of last Friday's PokerStars Senior TT. Eric Alexander from The Isle of Man, who will celebrate his 80th…

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  • Crighton rotary to be launched at Festival of 1000 Bikes

    Crighton rotary to be launched at Festival of 1000 Bikes

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    Rotary CR700P Many enthusiasts will know that Brian Crighton created the famous (and Championship winning) Norton Rotary race bikes of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Those visiting '1000 Bikes' in recent years will also know that due to the help of the National Motorcycle Museum and Brian Crighton these iconic bikes have formed one…

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  • Salon Privé announces 2013 line up

    Salon Privé announces 2013 line up

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    Confirmed so far for 2013 are several UK firsts, from Futura Design, Clark Abel, Spyker, Vencer, Zagato and others, and brand new models from Bentley, Maserati, McLaren, Rolls-Royce and Startech. Mostly car based, there are two motorcycle classes, 'Sporting Motorcycles from the 1920s to 1970s' and 'One-offs and Oddball Motorcycles', both with our own Classic…

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  • IoM: McGuinness takes his 20th win in Senior

    IoM: McGuinness takes his 20th win in Senior

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    After the initial race was red flagged due to an incident at Bray Hill involving rider Jonathan Howarth in which ten spectators were injured, the race got underway at 4.30pm and the first few laps were nothing short of superb as the gaps between the leading riders were minimal. It was Gary Johnson who grabbed…

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  • IoM: Hillier wins Lightweight Race

    IoM: Hillier wins Lightweight Race

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    The 28-year old broke the old lap record on each of the three laps with his final lap speed of 119.130mph giving him a 33.5s margin over Dean Harrison who took his debut podium in second with Conor Cummins in third. With perfect conditions on the Island, it was Harrison who made the early running…

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  • IoM: Dunlop makes it four!

    IoM: Dunlop makes it four!

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    A stunning final lap of 128.667mph gave the 24-year old a 2.3s victory over long time race leader Bruce Anstey to make it four wins from four races with the second HM Plant Padgetts Honda of John McGuinness in third. After a 15-minute delay due to a power failure in parc ferme, Anstey who, as…

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  • IoM: Rutter takes SES TT Zero win

    IoM: Rutter takes SES TT Zero win

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    The Midlands rider smashed the record unofficially earlier in the week during practice on the MotoCzysz 2013 bike, but only narrowly took victory from Mugen rider John McGuinness. Rutter's new record official is a time of 20:38.46 (109.675mph), beating his time last year (21:45.33/104.056) by over a minute. John McGuinness was not far behind, lapping…

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  • Josh Brookes book signing at Douglas, Isle of Man

    Josh Brookes book signing at Douglas, Isle of Man

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    Josh Brookes is taking on the TT Same venue as originally planned, namely at WHSmith in Strand Street, Douglas, IoM. Come and meet the hard charging Aussie Josh Brookes, get your photo taken with him and take away a unique signed memento of this year's fabulous TT. In our special Island Racer 2013 TT guide,…

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  • Hat trick for Dunlop at IoM

    Hat trick for Dunlop at IoM

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    The Honda rider was trailing long-time race leader Gary Johnson going into the final lap but with a stunning new lap record of 131.220mph, he was able to take his sixth TT win by 18.4s. Johnson had to ease his pace slightly on the final 3 lap when his Kawasaki suffered an oil leak but…

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