By Racers across various backgrounds ranging from event podium finishers to overseas competitors to privateer exponents have confirmed recently via social media platforms their success in gaining Manx Grand Prix entries
Those successful in obtaining starting permission for the new-look nine-day 2022 Manx GP, include 2019 Junior race runner-up Stephen Smith, who has secured the Alasdair Cowan Racing Kawasaki, for the showpiece Senior class.
Former newcomers winner Ben Rea, ‘Tommy Club’ member Castings Technology supported Dan Ingham, Team York Suzuki’s Rodger Wibberley.
Wayne ‘Ciderman’ Axon, Nigel Rea, Darran Creer, Justin Collins, Pikes Peak International Hill Climb exponent, 2019c Newcomers C victor Andy Jackson, Adam Bauer.
TT 2022 participant, respected yesteryear machinery exponent Hefyn Owen, Paul Wardell plus Mountain Course newcomers which include:
Peoples Bike Team’s Frankie Stennett, Andy Whale, Paul Cassidy, improving Irish roads talent Michael Gahan.
Andy Whale, Richard Kay, Mark Jackson and fellow Oliver’s Mount specialist, Southern 100 winner Keith Pringle.
Reminder the 2022 Manx Grand Prix, gets underway in sub 60 days time with practice, race action running from the 21st to 29th of August.
Photo credit: Nick Wheeler
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
