The family of Paul Dobbs, a biker who died in Thursday Supersport race have said they want his funeral to be on the Isle of Man.
The 39 year old New Zealand rider was married with two children.
His wife has issued a statement saying he died doing what he most loved, in a place he felt at home and surrounded by people he admired.
The funeral is expected to be next week.
The race he died in also claimed the life of Austrian, Martin Loicht.
There will also be a memorial service in New Zealand at a later date.
His family have told us that Dobsy was never overly fond of flowers so please donate to one of the following instead.
TT Riders’ Association
(helps riders and their families)
EMAIL Frances Thorp
Mountain ViewGlen MayeIsle of ManIM5 3BJ
Rob Vine Fund
(medical equipment for Helicopters and course)
ROB VINE FUND
ACU Benevolent Fund
(helps riders and their families)
EMAIL EMMA
01788 566400
The Auto-Cycle Union Benevolent FundACU HouseWood Street, Rugby Warwickshire,CV21 2YX
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