George if those slow mos are any indication of the ITV coverage of the event then they are nothing short of a revelation in the photography of the TT. Any real enthusiast who sees them will want to come to the Isle of Man and see this amazing event first hand. Some of us questioned the decision to move away from Greenlight and we were absolutely wrong.
Don Simons Wrote:George if those slow mos are any indication of the ITV coverage of the event then they are nothing short of a revelation in the photography of the TT. Any real enthusiast who sees them will want to come to the Isle of Man and see this amazing event first hand. Some of us questioned the decision to move away from Greenlight and we were absolutely wrong.
When people say one thing and mean another its called politics, when organisers say one thing and mean another its called a mistake, when the ACU say one thing and mean another its called information.
Thats great, that bit where he falls off the back reminds me of a race I did at Darley. Fell out the back of the outfit on the startline. If you would like to laugh at me I will post the story as a thread if you like. or was that enough......
When people say one thing and mean another its called politics, when organisers say one thing and mean another its called a mistake, when the ACU say one thing and mean another its called information.