Michael Dunlop 'hungrier' than ever for victory in this years TT

Tuesday, 26 April 2011 01:00

With a win already under his belt he says last years disappointing display has just made him hungry for more.

One of the big hopefuls for podium finishes in this years TT will undoubtedly be Michael Dunlop.

With a win already under his belt he says last years disappointing display has just made him hungry for more.

Michael of course comes from road racings most prestigious dynasty, with uncle Joey the undisputed King of the TT and father Robert, both highly decorated riders who sadly lost their lives to the sport.

He told 3FM that he is coming into this years TT more determined than ever for victory.

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