John McGuinness 2022 IoM TT
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Episode 29, if you have not heard it already.
Even as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
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Castrol for a knave said:
Episode 29, if you have not heard it already.
Even as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
https://collectingcars.com/podcasts/
Cheers, I'll have a listen later.Even as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
https://collectingcars.com/podcasts/
Kawasicki said:
Castrol for a knave said:
Episode 29, if you have not heard it already.
Even as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
https://collectingcars.com/podcasts/
Cheers, I'll have a listen later.Even as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
https://collectingcars.com/podcasts/
Castrol for a knave said:
Episode 29, if you have not heard it already.
Even as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
https://collectingcars.com/podcasts/
Thanks - but will someone please change the battery in his smoke alarmEven as a non bike/TT fan, I enjoyed this.
https://collectingcars.com/podcasts/
Kawasicki said:
He'll be 50 years old and it will also be his 100th TT start.
As someone in his late 40's who likes riding and driving I find this news both inspiring and uplifting.
McGuinness, you're a legend.
Quite agree.. as someone who turns 50 next week it’s definitely inspiring to see John still competitive, still at the sharp end of the TT. It’s great news that its back next year, hopefully he & everyone else will have a safe one. As someone in his late 40's who likes riding and driving I find this news both inspiring and uplifting.
McGuinness, you're a legend.
Mr Tidy said:
Maybe slightly cynical but I can see him getting a few more "wins" on the electic bikes to boost his tally, but do they really count?
Well he's not won every electric bike class he's been in, as teammates can be quicker.Plus there is no electric bike class currently, and may or may not make a return.
Stick to the hopefully-returning electric bikes and use his charisma to promote them. Although a hero of mine…along with the great Joey D…McGuiness should retire from the Senior…he’s 50 for christs sake! His reaction times will be marginally-slower on a circuit that is so unforgiving. I fear that it’ll end in tears. 🤞
smifffymoto said:
Why do his electric wins count for less,he still has to get around in one piece.
The electric lap record is quicker than the ultra lightweight,do you dismiss Robert and Joey Dunlops achievements as well.Of course you don’t but the question is why?
There's no competition except from whoever is on the other Mugen bike. It does seem a bit iffy on the overall tally imo, even though yes they still do a 120mph lap.The electric lap record is quicker than the ultra lightweight,do you dismiss Robert and Joey Dunlops achievements as well.Of course you don’t but the question is why?
KurtFlew said:
smifffymoto said:
Why do his electric wins count for less,he still has to get around in one piece.
The electric lap record is quicker than the ultra lightweight,do you dismiss Robert and Joey Dunlops achievements as well.Of course you don’t but the question is why?
There's no competition except from whoever is on the other Mugen bike. It does seem a bit iffy on the overall tally imo, even though yes they still do a 120mph lap.The electric lap record is quicker than the ultra lightweight,do you dismiss Robert and Joey Dunlops achievements as well.Of course you don’t but the question is why?
The circuit is much better and tyres are more advanced. Furthermore, the 250cc was over 4 laps. Winning on those 250GP bikes was a real achievement.
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