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Harrison Nominated For Manx Under 21 Sportsman Of The Year Award
- Updated: February 23, 2019
Chris Preston, Quayside Tyre & Service Centre backed Nathan Harrison is the latest road racing competitor to be in contention for a prestigious national sporting award, having been nominated for the Isle of Man Under 21 Sportsman of the Year award.
In prime contention last August for Newcomers A Manx GP success, Harrison’s achievements from his maiden Mountain Course expedition haven’t gone not noticed.
Photo by Nick Wheeler
Widely regarded now as one of the Isle of Man’s fastest rising roads stars for many years, it’s great to see Isle of Man Sport recognising his talent, by nominating him for the Under 21 Sportsman of the Year accolade.
The 4th of April is the date that marks when we will find out, who claims the 2018 Isle of Man Under 21 Sportsman of the Year accolade.
Onchan based Harrison though is already a champion, winner in his own right, having quickly developed into a proven, capable, rapid exponent of a roads course, unlike any other worldwide, the fabled, mythical Mountain Course.
Words by Stevie Rial
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