Guy Martin Announces He Will Make His Road Racing Return On The Isle Of Man Next Month

Tuesday, 22 June 2010 01:00

Biker Guy Martin has announced when his comeback will be less than a month after a crash in the TT senior race that left him hospitalised.

He will return to road racing here on the isle of Man next month in the Southern 100, which he won last year.

The chatty racer is recovering at home in Kirmington where he hoped to return to work this week.

He's received thousands of get well wishes and is aiming to be back on the roads in the South of the island for the racing mid July.

You can read his website blog HERE

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