By John McGuinness MBE’s Historic Junior Race steed features the last ever made Honda Drixton frame and the same livery that adorned his Honda Racing UK Superbike berth from TT 2026.
Faugheen 50 Sprint Super Twins and Junior Support victor Dallas Reynolds plans to make his Manx Grand Prix debut next year.
A national Super Twins Champion back home in Canada, Reynolds is helping this week and next week, good friend Jason Whelan.
Chris Cook’s STS Racing Kawasaki, sports Metzeler tyres.
Ross Orchard the ‘Cornish Stig,’ paddock set-up is-affectionately titled the Stig Pit.
Believe-it or not yesterday before Newcomers Introductory laps got underway, a dog was running onto the start-line! Amongst those trying to get it to stop included Michael Dunlop MBE.
Unofficially, already fifteen Manx Grand Prix newcomers, have recorded lap speeds exceeding 100-mph.
Long term Mountain Course racing supporter Pete Stacey is supporting Gaz Evans.
Davey Todd (spectating trackside), James Hillier (TT film work), Michael Rutter (TT film work), Craig Neve (TT film work), 2019 Steve Henshaw Gold Cup runner-up Mike Norbury were all in attendance on Sunday.
Laurent Hoffmann cites the Ginger Hall to Ramsey section, as one area in-particular around the thirty-seven and three quarter miles Mountain Course, which feels comparatively smoother in comparison when he last took to pure road racing’s Mount Everest comparison in 2014.
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
