Chris Foster (my bro-in-law) Finished an excellent 38th place in the TT stock and received a bronze replica for his efforts.Nice one Chris, this buds for you!www.realroadracing.com/reports/2006/12_IOMTT/results/Race/02_Monday/Superstock%20Result

the Superstock Race on the Isle of Man, where Martin Finnegan will be confident of a good result as the MV Agusta makes its return to the famous event)Wednesday 6th June - TT Races Centenary 2100-2130 (Action from the Sidecar B Race on the Isle of Man

as well as pure road racings triple crown of International races: The North West 200, Isle of Man TT Races and the Ulster Grand Prix. The real excitement behind the venture comes in the shape of the brand new British built Triumph 675cc Supersport

which TT classes I am to contest but it is likely I will be riding in the Superbike and Superstock races with the possibility of the Supersport race if all goes well.€ Team AIM principal Alistair Flanagan said: €œI am delighted to welcome Steve Plater

. I like that danger, that's what I do." "I'm doing it to win. To win a F1 or superbike. You've not won a TT until you've won one on a big bike. As well as that, the money's alright too. When I first started racing I got some decent results, picked up

400 and MRO supersport 600 lap records at Snetterton there is 4.7 seconds difference. At Brands indy it's 2.7 seconds..At Lydden Hill the defecit is only 1 second!!So everyone really does have a realistic chance of getting a result at Lydden based

bloke and was team mate to Seamus Greene last years TT so even better for him still ridingTop ManWell done Ian 8th outstanding, absolutely outstanding.Respect goes out to that Mong. :smoke: :smoke: Well done pixie. 2pt joe wroteIan , Lucky ?Na , tried

this year for top-flight racing with Superbike riders being drawn to the sports unique challenge of taking to dirt and tarmac on motocross bikes. Confirmed riders include multiple Isle of Man TT winner and Superbike regular John McGuiness. The gifted all

Monster Energy Supersport TT 1 Michael Dunlop (600 Street Sweep/Hardship Racing Yamaha) - 123.960mph 2 Guy Martin (600 Wilson Craig Honda) - 121.600mph 3 William Dunlop (600 CD Racing Yamaha) - 121.020mph 4 John McGuinness (600 Padgetts Honda) - 120.289mph

here we go with my tuppence1. British Superbikes2. Real Roads (NW200 TT Macau)3. WSB4. MotoGPprobably wont be a popular listing but its my own view 1. BSB2. Moto GP3. WSBK 1. Moto GP2. 125s / 250s3. World Supersport4. World Superbike 1. BSB2. WSBK3