By James Hillier is targeting results of the highest quality at TT 2015.
The 2013 lightweight TT race winner last night showed his world class real road racing quality as he chalked up highly creditable lap speed of 112.52 mph on Quattro Plant backed ER6 Kawasaki.
James finished overall sixth fastest in opening lightweight practice session as he began his TT 2015 action is productive style.
Photo by Kelvin Wong
This years Isle of Man TT marks James eighth year of competition at the most famous road race in the world.
Alongside his 2013 lightweight TT race victory the hugely talented rider is one of a very select group of riders to have lapped in the 131 mph bracket on the mountain course.
The sixth fastest rider in TT history goes into superbike, supersport, superstock, lightweight, senior races more than capable of battling for podium finishes and race wins across all classes.
Monday nights practice session is set to see James in action for the first time at TT 2015 on Quattro Plant backed ZX6R and ZX10R Kawasaki’s.
