Guy Martin

Guy Martin ( * November 4, 1981 in Kirmington, North Lincolnshire ) is a British motorcycle racer.

Guy Martin goes mainly road races, including for example, the Isle of Man TT, Ulster Grand Prix and North West 200

Career

Early years

Guy Martin got the racing genes already in the cradle. His father Ian was in the 1970s, even amateur racers.

After winning a big race success in its debut year in which he o'the the North Cock Trophy and the International Gold Cup races at Oliver 's Mount, in 2004 he joined in the Uel Duvan Racing Team. The year 2004 was another successful year for Martin, he again won the Gold Cup race and reached in his first race at the Isle of Man TT in the senior class in seventh place. His fastest lap had an average speed of 122.10 mph ( 196.5 km / h ).

In the 2005 season Martin could finish only driver all five races of the Isle of Man TT in the top six. He reached beside his first podium at the TT also a fourth, two fifth and sixth place. His average speed he could to 126 mph (203 km / h) increase. In addition to the Isle of Man TT Martin participated in the International Gold Cup for the third time.

Race wins

TT3D: Hart am Limit

TT3D: Hart am Limit ( Original title: TT3D: Closer to the Edge ) by Richard de Aragues is a documentary about the Isle-of -Man TT races. The film examines what motivates the riders to take the risks to "King of the Mountain" to be ( English for " King of the Mountain ").

Filmed in 3D, the film is a true story about the free choice of a jedens fate and the power of the human spirit. The film follows the leading racer Guy Martin and Ian Hutchinson in the 2010 season.