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Supersport Race (second session) - Malcolm - 09-06-2011
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12.15 Monster Energy Supersport 2 (4 laps)
Rider Update
4 - Cam Donald
Mark Parrett - Non Starter
13 - Archie may be a non-starter
14 Ben Wylie
20 Jim Hodson
27 Rob Barber
31 Gary Carswell (on Yamaha)
39 Robert Wilson
40 Bill Callister - Yamaha
42 Dan Hegarty
43 Dean Harrison
44 Non Starter
50 Non Starter
52 Non Starter
57 Alan Brew
58 Lee Vernon
59 Davy morgan
11:55 - National Anthem Played
Maria Costello
It made my day, getting my award from Mick Doohan yesterday. Thanks to everyone who has helped me out this year.
Keith Amor
Not too bad, nervous as you can imagine. The boys worked flat out last night, they've been great. Cam went in first, Guy was next getting ready to pick his spot on the wall, that's why I didn't want to go out. Its about time the riders had a voice here.
Roy Richardson
The Del Boy Reliant - It's a mate of mine that's doing it (raising money for Heros), he's mad but a great lad.
Cameron Donald
There's Aussies everywhere, big shout to all the family, crew etc and I hope I can put it on the podium for you all.
Paul Owen
I'm enjoying it, nervous, but I'll just get my head down and go for it.
Si Fulton
Big yawn - man so sleepy, I had a sleeping tablet last night. The big bike is so quick, I'm going down Bray Hill and it really opens my eyes. I admit it scares me. The little 600 however is brilliant, my little beauty, every time I come into the paddock I give it a pat on the tank.
Maria Costello
It made my day, getting my award from Mick Doohan yesterday. Thanks to everyone who has helped me out this year.
Keith Amor
Not too bad, nervous as you can imagine. The boys worked flat out last night, they've been great. Cam went in first, Guy was next getting ready to pick his spot on the wall, that's why I didn't want to go out. Its about time the riders had a voice here.
Roy Richardson
The Del Boy Reliant - It's a mate of mine that's doing it (raising money for Heros), he's mad but a great lad.
Cameron Donald
There's Aussies everywhere, big shout to all the family, crew etc and I hope I can put it on the podium for you all.
Paul Owen
I'm enjoying it, nervous, but I'll just get my head down and go for it.
Si Fulton
Big yawn - man so sleepy, I had a sleeping tablet last night. The big bike is so quick, I'm going down Bray Hill and it really opens my eyes. I admit it scares me. The little 600 however is brilliant, my little beauty, every time I come into the paddock I give it a pat on the tank.
The race is GO
McGuinness lead off with Amor 10 secs later, next it is Guy and then Cam Donald, next goes Bruce Anstey followed by Dan Kneen then Michael Dunlop
Glen Hellen Lap 1
McGuinness comes through then Amor and Martin close together. Next comes Donald and Anstey closing. Dan Kneen come next, William Dunlop comes through (where's Michael), next through is Conor and then Gary Johnson
Michael Dunlop retired at Ballacraine
1 Johnson
2 McGuinness
3 Anstey
4 W Dunlop
5 Martin
6 Donald
7 Amor
8 Kneen
9 Cummins
10 Lougher
William Dunlop clocked at 172.5 through Sulby
Gary Johnson does a 171
Cam Donald does a 170
Ramsey - Lap 1
First through on the road is McGuinness, next comes Amor and then Gut close behind him.
Next is Cam Donald and then Bruce closing. Dan Kneen comes through, William Dunlop in and away up the hill.
Gary Johnson comes through next is Conor and then Lougher
1 Johnson
2 McGuinness (-9.11)
3 Martin (-0.6)
4 Anstey
5 Donald
6 Kneen
7 W Dunlop
8 Amor
9 Cummins
10 Lougher
J Burrows out at Ballacraine
Si Fulton out at Parliament Square
Grandstand - End of Lap 1
McGuinness first through at the line, Amor goes through close next is Martin and then Cam Donald.
Bruce comes through. Dan Kneen comes through, next is W Dunlop
Gary Johnson gos through and retains his lead. Conor comes through
Lougher goes through. A gap to Wylie
1 Johnson
2 McGuinness (-9.7)
3 Martin (-1.5)
4 Donald
5 Anstey
6 Kneen
7 W Dunlop
8 Amor
9 Cummins
10 Lougher
Glen Helen - Lap 2
McGuinness goes through first on the road looking very smooth. Next it's Martin first then Amor.
Cam Donald is next, and then comes Bruce Anstey. Next comes Dan Kneen
William Dunlop comes through, as does Gary Johnson looking very good.
Conor comes through followed by Lougher. A long gap back to Ben Wylie.
James Hillier goes through and then Roy Richardson.
1 Johnson
2 McGuinness (-10.5)
3 Martin (-1.7)
4 Donald
5 Anstey
6 Kneen
7 W Dunlop
8 Amor
9 Lougher
10 Cummins
Ramsey - Lap 2
McGuinness first through (misses a gear going up the hill)
Guy Martin leads Amor round the hairpin., Cam Donald comes through then it's Bruce Anstey.
Next through is Dan Kneen. Next through is W Dunlop with Gary Johnson right on his tail.
Conor through then following is Lougher, a gap to Wylie
1 Johnson
2 McGuinness (-13.6)
3 Martin (-1.9)
4 Donald
5 Kneen
6 Anstey
7 Amor
8 W Dunlop
9 Lougher
10 Cummins
Word coming through that Michael Dunlop is back on the course after making adjustments !!!!
Mark Miller retired at Ballacraine
Ian Mackman retires on the Mountain Mile
Grandstand - End of Lap 2 - Pit Stop
First in is McGuinness then in comes Martin and Amor together.
Next in is Cam Donald, McGuinness out, Kneen and Anstey come in.
Martin out, Amor out, Donald out. W Dunlop in
Johnson comes in, Dan kneen out. Conor comes in
1 Johnson
2 McGuinness (-15)
3 Donald
4 Martin
5 Kneen
6 Anstey
7 Amor
8 Dunlop
9 Lougher
10 Cummins
Red Flag out at Ramsey
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Now Race Control says no Red Flag.
Ramsey - Red flag being taken in. 5 machines being held. Michale Dunlop goes through.
Now those bikes that were being held are setting off !!!!!! What the heck is going on ?
Glen Helen - Lap 3
McGuinnes through very neat
Martin and Amor together with Donald close behind.
Bruce Anstey through and next it is Kneen, a gap to Gary Johnson
W Dunlop goes through, A very long gap back to Conor Cummins and then comes Lougher. Another gap to Ben Wylie
1 Johnson
2 McGuinnes (-16)
3 Donald (-3.5)
4 Martin
5 Kneen
6 Anstey
7 W Dunlop
8 Amor
9 Lougher
10 Cummins
Michael Dunlop flashes past the Grandstand completing his first lap ?
Ramsey - Lap 3
McGuinness comes through first on the road as usual this year.
Next through is Donald with Martin and Amor on his tail
Now comes Bruce Anstey and close behind him then Dan Kneen
Gary Johnson is next through, then W Dunlop
A long gap back to Conor Cummins and then comes Ben Wylie after a long gap. James Hillier comes through
1 Johnson
2 Donald (-16.1)
3 McGuinness (-0.8)
4 Martin
5 Kneen
6 Anstey
7 Amor
8 W Dunlop
9 Cummins
10 Wylie
Lougher has retired at Parliament Square.
Grandstand - End of Lap 3 - Start of Last Lap
McGuinness crosses the line first with a 119 lap
Next comes Donald with Martin and Amor close behind him
Anstey is next and then Dan Kneen catching him
Gary Johnson goes through, W Dunlop goes through
Now there is a long gap back to Conor as he now crosses the line
1 Johnson
2 Donald (-10)
3 McGuinness (-4.2)
4 Martin (-8.0)
5 Kneen
6 Anstey
7 Amor
8 W Dunlop
9 Cummins
10 Wylie
Michael Dunlop indicates that he will be stopping for fuel when he gets to the line this time round.
Glen Helen - Last Lap
McGuinness through steady as a rock
Cam Donald though with Guy and Keith Amor following close behind
Anstey though, then comes Gary Johnson. Next it is William Dunlop
(Looks like Dan Kneen has stopped)
A very long gap back to Conor and an even bigger gap to Wylie
1 Johnson
2 Donald (-9.99)
3 McGuinness
4 Martin
5 Anstey
6 Amor
7 W Dunlop
8 Cummins
9 Wylie
10 R Richardson
11 J Hillier
Michael Dunlop comes in for a pit stop
Dan Kneen retires at Crosby
Ramsey - Last Lap
McGuinness through looking quicker than previous laps
Next comes Cameron Donald and then Guy Martin and Keith Amor close behind.
Bruce Anstey comes through and then a gap to Gary Johnson, then its William Dunlop
A long gap back to Conor Cummins and then Ben Wylie
1 Johnson
2 Donald (-10.8)
3 McGuinness (-2.5)
4 Martin (-9.7)
5 Amor
6 Anstey
7 W Dunlop
8 Cummins
9 Wylie
10
Maria Costello sitting in 29th place at the end of lap 2
Grandstand - Finish Line
First on the road across the line is John McGuinness with a 125 lap
Next comes Amor and Martin together (where is Cameron Donald ?)
Bruce Anstey comes through, now it is Gary Johnson taking the win.
Cameron retired at Signpost Corner
1 Gary Johnson
2 John McGuinness (-8.4)
3 Guy Martin
4 Keith Amor
5 Bruce Anstey
6 Conor Cummins
7 Ben Wylie
8 Roy Richardosn
9 James Hillier
10 Mark Buckley
Guy swears that there was a red flag at Union Mills and that he rolled off the throttle for a few miles allowing Cameron Donald to come through.
" We need to get the job sorted" says Guy "It's obvioius that it affected more than me and other riders must have seen it"
Top Twenty Finishers
1. Gary Johnson (11) (L4) 2010 Honda CBR 600cc 01:01.53 124.834 (17:58.92)
2. John McGuinness (1) (L4) Honda CBR600 599cc 00:59.87 125.629 (18:01.18) +00:08.41
3. Guy Martin (3) (L4) 2011 Suzuki GSXR 599cc 01:01.23 125.072 (18:06.00) +00:21.33
4. Keith Amor (2) (L4) 2011 Honda CBR600 01:00.06 125.497 (18:02.33) +00:29.72
5. Bruce Anstey (5) (L4) Honda CBR 599cc 01:01.10 124.611 (18:10.02) +00:35.90
6. Conor Cummins (10) (L4) 2010 Kawasaki ZX6 600cc 01:02.13 121.837 (18:34.84) +02:16.74
7. Ben Wylie (14) (L4) 2011 Yamaha R6 600cc 01:02.58 122.477 (18:29.01) +02:25.30
8. Roy Richardson (18) (L4) 2010 Yamaha R6 599cc 01:01.77 121.655 (18:36.50) +02:48.09
9. James Hillier (17) (L4) 2011 Kawasaki ZX6R 599cc 01:03.25 120.603 (18:46.24) +02:55.14
10. Mark Buckley (24) (L4) 2011 Kawasaki ZX6 600cc 01:02.98 120.411 (18:48.04) +03:19.97
11. Russ Mountford (33) (L4) 2009 Yamaha R6 599cc 01:03.62 119.826 (18:52.68) +03:23.84
12. Dean Harrison* (43) (L4) 2008 Yamaha R6 600cc 01:03.20 119.716 (18:54.59) +03:48.24
13. Paul Owen (30) (L4) 2008 Yamaha R6 600cc 01:03.91 119.783 (18:53.95) +03:56.94
14. Roger Maher (32) (L4) 2008 Yamaha R6 600cc 01:04.52 118.649 (18:59.80) +04:13.01
15. Robert Barber (27) (L4) 2007 Suzuki GSXR 600cc 01:03.17 120.184 (18:50.17) +04:23.94
16. Luis Carreira (19) (L4) Yamaha R6 600cc 01:03.30 119.390 (18:57.49) +04:25.33
17. Ivan Lintin (35) (L4) 2007 Suzuki GSXR 600cc 01:04.50 118.226 (19:08.89) +04:36.88
18. Robert Wilson* (39) (L4) 2010 Kawasaki ZX6 600cc 01:03.05 119.682 (18:54.91) +04:42.52
19. Ian Pattinson (22) (L4) 2011 Yamaha R6 599cc 01:05.05 118.600 (19:05.26) +04:47.00
20. Daniel Cooper (51) (L4) 2010 Triumph Daytona 675cc 01:03.41 117.876 (19:12.24) +04:53.53
Great finish for Conor, coming back from the horrendous injuries he received last year.
Great achievement by Robert Wilson on his first crack at the TT, coming home with a 18th place finish.
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