GUY MARTIN. Road racer, engine builder, downhill mountain biker, tea junkie, dambusters expert... and a member of the Tyco TAS Suzuki Team 2012. There is no limit to this man's range of talents. Seven Ulster GPs, seven consecutive Scarborough gold cups and 13 TT podiums demonstrate that he's none too shabby between the hedges either.

Guy features in Hope Technology video

Posted by Website Admin
May 9th, 2013

The Wheels of Industry from hopetech on Vimeo.

Hope Technology give an insight into the “average” working day at the Barnoldswick factory. The Tour features a slightly star studded employee guest list including: Guy Martin, Dougie Lampkin, Steve Peat, Martyn Ashton, Chris Akrigg, Rob Warner, Adam Brayton, Rob Jarman, Neil Donoghue and Olympic Gold Medalist Tim Baillie.

Enjoy this Factory Tour with a difference.

Guy’s new question on Facebook

Posted by Website Admin
May 1st, 2013

Watch Guy pose his new Facebook Question here: https://www.facebook.com/GuyMartinRacing/posts/10151451715054023

Cookstown 100 Road Races

Posted by Website Admin
May 1st, 2013

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Guy Martin won a hard-fought Supersport victory at the Cookstown 100 Road Races on his Tyco Suzuki GSX-R600. The Lincolnshire man managed to hold off a spirited ride by Michael Dunlop to take the win by the narrowest of margins – 0.12 second. Guy also bagged two second places in the Open and Superbike events in front of an estimated 15,000 fans.

 

Michael Dunlop rode superbly in the Superbike races breaking the lap record three times to beat Guy by nearly 2.5 seconds in the KDM Hire Cookstown 100 feature race and by nearly 4 seconds in the O2 Cookstown Open race. Derek Sheils took the third step of the podium in both the big bike races with Dean Harrison third in the Supersport race.

 

Speaking afterwards, Guy Martin said
“I knew I was comfortable in the Supersport race when I saw plus four on my pitboard, but probably backed off a bit too much and let Dunlop back into the race, what with slowing down and a bit of a mistake. He’s a good old boy and we had a good race but he did hit me on the last lap. I’m just glad I was able to hang in for the win. In that last Superbike race I really couldn’t have given any more. I think I led for four laps and I also went under my old lap record, but I can’t knock the man – I was just beaten by a slightly better rider on the day. We still have a few things we want to try with the Superbike before the North West but I’ve already spoken to Philip about them today and we’re on it.”

Next stop for Guy – the North West 200.


Results


KDM Hire Cookstown 100

Michael Dunlop [Honda]; 2nd – Guy Martin [Tyco Suzuki] +2.503sec; 3rd – Derek Sheils [Honda] +6.863

O2 Cookstown Open Race
Michael Dunlop [Honda] 2nd – Guy Martin [Tyco Suzuki] +3.904sec; 3rd – Derek Sheils [Honda] +8.719

Cookstown DC Supersport

Guy Martin [Tyco Suzuki]; 2nd – Michael Dunlop [Honda] 0.119sec; 3rd – Dean Harrison [Yamaha] +10.089