Returning Molyneux eyes more TT wins

Thursday, 19 April 2012 01:00

One of the Isle of Man’s most successful ever sportsmen has told 3FM of his drive to continue to win.

Fourteen-times TT winner Dave Molyneux told us about his thrill of riding sidecars – 27 years after making his sidecar debut on the Mountain Course.

This year, the Douglas man has decided to return to racing and will be in the car alongside passenger Patrick Farrance this June.

Moly also told us about how the TT has transformed since the mid-1980s (see audio).

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