Tourist Trophy : Closer To The Edge - Full Documentary TT3D (Subtitles Available !!)
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- Modern TT riders still risk their lives to win the world's most dangerous race.
Subtitles Available in English, French, Espanol and Portugues, for now... - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Absolutely mind boggling that content of this quality exists for free on CZcams! Thank you so very much for this documentary!
Yes Agree
Im an american, just found out about isle of man because xbox gave the game away for free this month, and since then ive gone down a gigantic rabbit hole about it. It absolutely blows my mind that this isnt the biggest sport in the world, what these drivers do is absolutely amazing. The game itself is scary enough, and I cant finish a lap without crashing, but the straight aways where you can open it up and max out are euphoric. I can only imagine the level of skill and precision amd fearlessness these riders have. Nascar and Moto GP are nothing compared to the isle of man Mountain track
Look up Ulster gp, Northwest 100, Skerries, Scarborough, Kells, Tandragee
@@johnengland8619 You're a diabolical man, he's just coming out of one rabbit hole, and you're sending him to 6 more 🤣
For the people who know about it, it IS the biggest sport in the world.
But let's just keep that to ourselves, shall we?
Its been on my bucket list for 22 years. Not sure if I'll make it. Gives me goosebumps just watching and hearing the motor scream. So incredibly fast.
You know it
Most people don't realize how good of a dude Joey Dunlop was. He would load up a van with supplies and deliver them to orphanages around the Balkan Peninsula between seasons, all by himself, keeping his efforts under the radar. Some of these area were sketchy in those days.
Yeah nobody realised how good of a dude Joey Dunlop was......
One of the many reasons people think the man's a legend.
That's a crazy story if true......Christ, who does that?
@@Charlie_Ses truly wonderful people 💪🏼
@Steve Thomas, it's true, did it for year's, there's footage of him loading an old van up at home, boxes and boxes of non perishable goods etc, truly beautiful man inside, all for the kids, not for the image.
I met Guy Martin in a bar in Colorado when he was here racing Pikes Peak. Such a cool and modest man. Even if I hardly understood what he was saying to me.
I can easily understand every syllable he speaks.
The Englishman
I'm sorry.....what?
lol
Mike Patton SI SI ES VERSAD OSOSISKDKD JAJAJ
Yes, he is a good bloke. No drama. Sorted.
I am from the Netherlands riding a R1 myself, i just wanted to pay RESPECT to every rider who ever rode the TT. Those onboards making me dazzle man! Come on! GUY MARTIN you are a BOSS!
Also RESPECT for all the VOLUNTEERS making this VERY SPECIAL EVENT possible each year!
Right. Boss of what? Never won a fucking thing at TT.
Hes a boss for getting on a bike and riding the tt
Guys, Here is Our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
@@forddriver8827 Bet you havent got the balls to do this event you fkn keyboard warrior
Guy Martin 👍
I met Guy Martin in Dublin, Ireland. We had a super chat. Shared few bits about bikes etc.I had a few at this stage. Never forget this moment in my life. Fantastic person, real biker.
I'm thankful for productions like this. I was unprepared tor the length (which I failed to notice at the start) and could not break away. So much dedication and courage, out there.
That's what she said
An excellent production 👌
RIP William Dunlop. You come from a family of racers. Only Micheals left. I really hope he lives to old age.
I appreciate your support and kind words MY BEST
RIP William Dunlop.
Who is William Dunlop?
One of the top road races from Northern Ireland...... his uncle Joey was #1, he was killed, his dad died racing, William died racing and his brother is still racing....... if you don’t know the Dunlop’s you don’t know road racing
And Dobbsy, brought back memories hearing him
@@killj802 can't be that good if they're all dead from crashing...
@steve knicks what about a big mistake at 55mph? 😂
Great documentary! Guy Martin is such a cool symphatic guy with balls of steel. The IOM TT is is absolute insanity! Bike racing itself is already pretty dangerous and needs extreme concentration and refrexes, but road racing, especially the IOM TT, takes it to another level. Normal roads, pretty narrow, no buffer zones besides the track and tons of bumps and jumps everywhere!
Steel? Titanium!
Yeah
Not tears, I got something in my eye x_x This was shot amazingly well👍 As a geezer that grew up watching the TT and dreaming of running the mountain, I've thoroughly enjoyed this. Brought back so many memories
I fell you
Guys, Here is Our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Just watched this for the second time, and I can’t believe how good it is.
you really need balls to ride like these guys do. all the respect in the world to all the TT riders.
Pablo RMA Agreed bro I respect all the TT riders wanna be one of 'em one day..
And I love speed kam crazy for speed no matter what happen I just love speed..
Pablo RMA j
U r right. Even riding less aggressive requires the balls to do it. But nothing is more precious than life other than sacrificing it to save others for example. I can understand moto gp racing but I cannot accept racing the isle of man. That's my opinion.
@@theresonly1truth138 These guys are good at what they do, and are aware of the risks. They are a source of inspiration for generations, and make many people live from their passion.
So basically what you are saying is: if it's risky you are crazy to do it. Guess what, plenty of people risk their lives everyday so people like you an me can be on CZcams watching these videos. IT/electricity guys patching cables in dangerous conditions, people setting up electric poles, persons working with chemical products all day, law enforcement persons ... and many other people you would not even think about. Road workers, firemen, car/truck assistance persons on the highways, furnace/metal workers...
Everybody should have even more respect for people willing to risk their lives, so other people can live a better life.
This is pretty old, as John McGuinness now has 23 TT wins & his last one was many years ago. If I heard correctly, John had 15 as of this film.
John is a living legend. I wish he’d pack it in now, though. He’s nothing to prove & the risks aren’t getting smaller, are they?
Guy retired (with no wins, though many podiums) I believe because he finally “got into girls” and has a kid of his own. He’d always said he couldn’t imagine doing what he did when racing if he had people waiting at home.
The Dunlops are definitely worth a full length movie on their own. A special breed.
There is a film named ‘road’ which largely revolves around the Dunlop family and road racing, a sad but fantastic watch also if you have not seen it by now.
I love Guy Martin. This is the doc that introduced me to him about 5 years ago. I still can't understand a word he says, but I love the guy. Thanks for the subtitles!
Replay Guy talking at 0.5 Speed 👍
Guy's favourite saying is......."worse thing's happen at Sea"?
The TT is completely bonkers, and Guy is just a perfect fit. ALL these riders are absolutely unparalleled, fearless wheelmen.
Rest in Peace Dr. John Hinds too, he wasn't racing that day but responding to a crash.
Did he not die in Skerries County dublin ?
Did somebody crash into him while he was working the TT? However my condolences to Mr.Hinds
@@0857692872 you are correct, it wasn't at the TT, however he and Guy Martin were friends and many like him take similar risks so that racers have the best possible chance when something goes wrong.
@@TruckinTay the incident wasn't at the TT no, but he worked and raced many circuits. He was one of the Doctors who would be stationed around the circuits to respond quickly on their own motorcycles unfortunately that means cold tires and he had a crash of his own.
This was an amazing piece of film making. Cheers mate.
"....can't remember much more cuz I got knocked out, but I'm still here... when you slide at 160, 170 mile an hour, ..I got a lotta friction burns from sliding... *few broken ribs, punctured lung, four chipped vertebrae and two cracked vertebrae... apart from that, I'm like a newborn* .."
LMFAO!!!
That’s why it’s called the Isle of Man. And not the isle of boys.
@@teerevevourdeminingo4274 It should be called the Isle of Big Kids
One of the great British eccentrics live long my brother. Guy's a special person.
He said Im like a new-un which is like saying a new-one!
@@ASpastikLlama Yes
One of the best documentaries of the TT that I've watched. Great job.
Agree
What an insight into the personalities of these truly amazing people, one of the better tt docs around!! Good luck to GM in a few weeks.
That man had a hook hand just laughing, "oh yeah I know what can happen"! Brilliant, these guys are amazing
This is fascinating, I've been a few time to watch and it is truly incredible. The most amazing thing is, it's all public roads not on a closed specialist circuit, so there are trees, buildings, walls, fences everywhere and to top it all off the road surface isn't exactly the best. As it's public roads you can go round the circuit and see what is involved..... most of it has NO speed limit at ANY time, so you can go as fast as you want, I don't have the courage to do it on 2 wheels so I did it in my old car (6.2ltr AMG Mercedes), I was passed by a biker on the way up the mountain, think I was up around 130 - 140 at the time..... they shot past me and were gone, must have been well over 170....... bravery and insanity combined
Wow... I'm humbled by this. such a level of courage in the midst of Danger, These 'Guys' are living life on the Edge! No Cap! Respect.
I have so much respect for these guys. The amount of concentration is off the charts.
pfff
@@ariellesimmons-kz7hmlet me see you do it tough guy
My last two bikes I literally rode the wheels off. I was just in a non fault auto accident that would've taken my life on a bike. A few years ago an errant driver knocked me off my bike. It should've been serious, but I nearly walked away...left with a disfigured shoulder. I feel the universe is telling me to stay off...but I really miss my bikes. I can see the drive to keep at it no matter what. In a car I am a passenger. On a bike I am part of the machine and the sights, sounds, and sensations are just something spectacular.
I don’t know how they can ride SO FAST with such big balls. RESPECT FOR ALL TT RIDERS.
One of the best 'cliff Hangers' I ever saw, whether movie or documentary.. You could not have made that up - and all in the last part of the video.
I had two periods of biking without a serious crash. and I miss them, when watching this and other bike racing. But I had to revert to cars from 1983.
I went to watch road racing at Siloth track. My sister's fella raced an AJS, and his mate, had a Norton.All piled into an old camper van. Thanks for posting And respect to Guy Martin and Co.
Like the saying goes “there are bold riders and there are old riders, but there’s no old bold riders” just seems like eventually you’ll go faster then your angels can fly. I love speed doesn’t matter if it’s 2 wheels 4 wheels or my snowmobile, I always half to feel how fast the machine can go. These guys take it to the limit on edge the entire time, so much respect to the focus needed to compete in the TT. I’ve thought about it and I don’t think id be even close to competitive with these guys. If I decided to go for it I’d be a goner, one mistake all it takes at those speeds.
There is no type of racing in the world that comes close to the balls to the wall, verge of death at any second, kind of action like the TT. Nothing comes close. Respect. Cheers from Louisiana P[>
This is an unusual thing, folks. An event of long standing which is completely free of corruption. It’s all but impossible to cheat and even if you tried, scrutineering would probably catch you. The fastest bike doesn’t win anyway. In 2023, Peter Hickman broke the outright lap record on a machine that’s not very different from something you could buy from an ordinary motorcycle dealer (SuperSport). They are reworked but they’re not the top of line SuperBikes, out & out racing bikes. That day, no one even on the most expensive SuperBike was going to beat Hickey.
There are no performance enhancing drugs that will do anything other than help you into a massive crash.
That there’s no a big prize purse probably helps keep the TT honest. There’s probably petty rule tweaking from officials and sponsors (I’m guessing, because this is normal all around the world).
But as spectators, many are like me, bikers too, we know it’s man & machine against each other and the road.
In this corrupt, ungodly world we’re in right now, with truly evil people plotting against people like you and me, ordinary people who just want to get on with our lives without stealing or hurting others, I respect the mad, honest people competing for honour, ego and something deep inside.
I can’t think of any event that comes close to the demands the TT places on people.
Road racers are a different breed. I'm a west Belfast boy so I grew up watching the Ulster GP at Dundrod, nothing else like it in the world. Massive respect to every last one of them.
These guys are made of different stuff. Like Guy said. Barry Sheen was too scared to ride the TT. It's the Ultimate Road Bike race in the world that isn't sanitised from what it has always been. Brilliant Movie.
Guy Martian you are so very special your held in high regard in our house over hear in the U S ,the T T riders are on a special tier of exceptional men in the world ,and the things you build are mind boggling,wishing you well with much admiration on all your accomplishments,💙 if your ever in the U S stop by for a cuppa
You often hear man and machine as one. There is no truer statement when you see these guys. The people that make a lot of money racing motorcycles would never dream doing what these guys do. Respect
One of the best all rounders in the quest for breaking world records , a true English man through and through god bless you Guy keep safe your one of the best 🏍👍
I bet he's grateful that Jim never fixed it for him now!
He may not have said 'I'm not gay or owt' if Jim had fixed it!
@@FFM0594 John McGuinnes wrote to Jim, not guy
@@ofrenic
LMAO, I thought that straight away. Haha.
Yeah, just one more close call in his life
The best motorsport documentary i've ever seen.
No the worst
I love the tt racing but totally hate guy fucking Martin
@@grahamkeeton6643why?
@@grahamkeeton6643 do you like anyone at the tourist trophy mr moody pants?
@@grahamkeeton6643 Lol! What has he done to you? He's autistic so that's what he's not always happy talking to crowds of people and why he just escapes and calms down in his van. So am I so I can completely relate to it.
@@tomchamberlain4329 no hes not autistic hes an celebrity who has latched onto the autistic bandwagon
I'm also autistic but I certainly don't behave like him
Hes just a dickhead
He has dickhead syndrome
Guy Martin is my new favorite TT racer. What a character. He got balls.
Listening to Dunlop’s widow talk about how to enjoy life and move forward was very powerful - makes me think about how short life is.
Live life like any super car should be driven...like you stole it. The moment your born into this thing called life and take air into your lungs the only guarantee from that point onward is that you will die. Maybe 5 min later, 5 years, 50 years, etc, etc. Some wish to live for 100 years. Not me. Personally, I drove my body like I stole it both mentally and physically. Many ups, lots of downs, then up again. Absolutely no regrets. I am proud of all of it. No excuses. Always take responsibility for my mistakes and learn from them on top of revisiting them in conversation with no regret. The best times in my life were never scheduled, out of the blue, and didn't cost very much, if anything at all. Expect the unexpected and make sure to avoid being predictable or robotic. Do not be anything your not. Be the real you. The whole world is a stage and even though we are all merely actors on that stage just stick to your character. You must love who you are in order to have a chance at experiencing true love and even then it's not guaranteed. Many people never get to experience true love in this fast and over documented data driven existence. Why? They play a role to get the girl or job or into a certain group. For me, I hate my photo being taken by pausing a moment to smile and fake it. I prefer being part of a photo taken without my knowing from afar while having a laugh or in conversation with friends. I won't deviate from my disliking of my photo being taken...not for no one either. If I was told not to do something or told to avoid it, than it went right on the top of the to do list. Cheap words won't give me the full vision or reason for the care to even mention something. Never fear death. Death is simply the unknown. All of those that depart this place before our time never actually left. Energy never dies it is merely transferred. You just have to talk out loud and focus on their energy that keeps their memories alive and well in your mind. I feel sorry when I read comments like this or a long the same line. My body has become one big pile of receipts while driving it like I stole it. When my time is up this biomechanical suit will be run down and filthy. Look into the bar conversation about getting old from the movie The Guardian. It is a priceless movie scene that does not get enough eyes and ears on it. I wish you best of luck in these unprecedented times with a reset that is fast approaching...from where is the question? Who knows at this point...who cares...too many people allow divide and rule to take over their lives...don't let that happen. Never cover your face especially your smile. It can heal a person or at least make a dying man feel good in those final moments before embarking off into the unknown. No fear.
At 41:04 if you saw the side car crash b/c of the rabbit, look at the decal in the front of the new sidecar
No rabbits haha
Noticed that, lol.
Apparently, that "rabbit" was a HARE....Look at the ears on the decal ...
Elon Musk yes!
LOL. Man you are GOOD
The American spectator @ 52:02 said it all.
I'd love to have a pint with him!
That was awesome. Better than most of the movie chases that are so unrealistic.
That look of guy Martin at 1:18:56 is like saying to the road "you're a beast but I will defeat you "!
Only that capture of the moment worth of this documentary! 11 stars video
Thats exactly what I thought:) but the circuit alway wins..
@@zevlovex222 unfortunately! Not always but still wins many times 🥲... one life is too many
Never won here.
Brigett Dobbs, a good woman
I swear to God I was watching her ( believe it or not crying) and first comment came up was what I was thinking !
Bless her, the kids and Dobsy. I'm glad there's some footage/picture of him 51:11 / 1:10:10 / 1:12:12.
That's a super heartfelt comment.
Hope her and the family are doing good, and yourself also.
Mrs Dobbs seemed like the strongest person at the memorial service. I'm in admiration of this ladys strength.
Just a fabulous young lady, heartfelt very best wishes👍
I mean, many women are remarkable, but she's another level.
I really don't get it. How can one be so stupide and irresposible? Telling her poor kids, who have just lost their irresposible father, that there is ANYTHING good in this.. yea sure, now we've cried enough. Time to move on. She should be ashamed!!
Guy Martin is such an amazing human. You could fill a book with his epic quotes.
I'm from germany and I would say I am finally near understanding 90% of what Guy is saying haha. But concentration is needed lots😅
Hahaha :) brilliant
Agreed. Without the subtitles it's hard to get what he's saying but what a character.
I m from australia and have no problem understanding him
I understand about 1/2, of what he says. They all live on the edge.
It's because the northern accents have an up and down tone to them in comparison to southern accents that tend to have a flat tone. This as well as they fact that northerners drop allot of letter in their words is why their accents can be tricky for non Brits (especially non st language English speakers) to understand. The UK has a crazy richness when it comes to cultures and dialects. They change like every 20/30 miles. The reason for that comes from how England came about. It's essentially a mixture of Germanic/Celt/Nordic heritage and now allot more due to globalisation/immigration ofc
Guys accent is actually one of the easier northern accents to understand. Try this: czcams.com/video/AhHLmhchLrU/video.html
Enjoyed watching that. I rode round on mad sunday in 99 on my ZXR750 which I still have. Sadly my good mate I was with is no longer here. RIP Rambo.
I watched a lot documentaries! Probably this has to be right on top from all! Thank you all who been involved in one way or another ! And all this marvel gladiators wish them very very best in life and to those who we lost I salute you! I wish I can shake your hands to all you "on the other side"
Guy martin is an absolute legend man.
WOW, the determination, resilience, skills and bravery of these people is nothing short of phenominal !!
Death or serious life changing injury is possible every time they set off, yet it doesn't stop them until it stops them !!
My respect to all current and past dead or alive isle of Man TT jockey !! Cheers mate !!
Feel for Dobbsys mrs, what a great woman though and outlook to have on life!
This 1 minute sequence starting at 1:20:14 ending at 1:21:14 seems to resemble perfection in motion - how Guy passes these other two world class riders, making them look standing still at that speed - brilliant!
Would you be so kind and advise what the piece of music is that is playing then? Thank you very much.
Here is Our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
It’s called the Senior by Andy Gray. It’s in the TT3D soundtrack.
@@noeagosto9231 Thank you VERY much!
@@ajasonsmith You’re welcome!
Great documentary, very nice shots and sound design.
Genetics I guess I can understand him completely. I am from the U.S. In the south and can understand. That was a damn good Doc. Racer or not I am just impressed at the edge they are on the whole time.
Try on You Tube for GRAND PRIX RACER a look at the TT's less "glam" sister event and starting point many a TT dream
We went and saw this in the cinema at Cribbs Causeway in Bristol, two up on my old CBR 600. You could tell the film was quite popular when we got there, there were loads of bikes in the cinema car park. Everyone was wearing leathers in the auditorium so you could hear the creaking. The bit that always remains with me is the start, even as a biker you get heart palpitations from the sheer speed and commitment of the first section.
I want to go to the TT once in my life. These guys are legends.
Everything is relative... consider the reaction times these guys have, that he *THOUGHT*...
"lost the front, I got it, I got it, I got it, I got it,.. Nah, I ain't got it .."
and *DECIDES* to 'jump ship' to get away from the bike as it's going down....
*All of that thinking and the decision took place in the blink of an eye while taking a corner at 160+ MPH*
Muscle memory plays a big part too, if you spend as much time on bikes as these guys do you'll automatically know when something has gone wrong without thinking. It's like when you do an emergency stop in a car, if someone steps in front of you you press the brake without even thinking about it, just instinct
Its called the ether zone and you arent really thinking just acting, but for some reason after the fact the level of detail that you remember is fucking nuts lol. He caught all of that but missed the pit speed at 60mph.....like you said relative lol
@@PureSPLprix
That's gonna go down in sports history as one of the greatest injustices EVAH. To penalize a rider THIRTY SECONDS because the accelerated out of the pit lane a fraction of a MPH too fast is just fucking wrong. If I was the guy standing on the podium in first place I would have stepped down below Guy, bc I know that Guy won that race and would not be able to maintain my 'Honor' if I took that win from him..
That bottlejack at 6:50 is freaking me out
TOTAL RESPECT to all who entertains the idea of the TT and RIP to those who lost their lives
Fabulous documentary, these guys are so brave. And Guy Martin you are a credit to the great county of Lincolnshire!
1:15:17 manager so natural and informal (...then Martin informally arrives for the Senior on a bicycle like it's just another day). Amazing that such an independent team is up there with the factories.
Dobsys lady is in a league of her own with that processing power and outlook. Hope theyre all still living it and life being good to them.
"Martin flew off his bike at the Ulster Grand Prix's Dundrod 150 superbike race, spun into a safety barrier and broke one hand, several ribs, his sternum and his back. And he doesn’t think it looks that bad..." LOL
@@izzojoseph2 you referring to Connor Cummins ?
@@izzojoseph2 He launched himself from the cliff and onto the brick wall. The year after he won the TT I'm pretty sure. That's Connor Cummins if we on about the same guy. A true legend.
@@izzojoseph2 My wording was crap your right. But yeah it was at the top of a hill too. The tech In modern racing suits with air bags is insane.
@@danlewis3185 sorry but your wrong Connor Cummings did go off the side of a mountain called the verannder but he actually missed the wall but it does look like he hit it . If he had hit it he would not be with us now . I can confirm this as I am Manx and I know Connor he is a tall nice lad who runs a coffee business coffeeman
@@davidpeters1652 "verannder" isn't an actual thing, try to google it. maybe you mean _veranda_
This documentary inspired me to get a bike. A month after watching it I passed my MOD 1 and MOD 2 and bought a CBR600F even though I had never ridden a bike before in my life.
Sweet dude
cbr600f is so weak motocyckle bro, kawasaki h2r is best option for new bikers
@@mustafaakkoclar1272 haha good one. But a true motorcyclist would of recommend a Hayabusa as a first bike.
@@adamapplegarth3585 I want to start on Yamaha R3 hahaha is that bad??
Dobbs wife, such a good vibe. Loved the doc.
Forget only way is bloody Essex, made in Chelsea, housewives of fucking cheshire. These men are true celebrities. I'm new to the sport, but after watching this, it has ignited a passion inside me. I can't get enough of the TT and BSB !!! I'm doing my licence at the end of this year and plan to start riding. Deffinetly won't be doing anything like this as I like my retro cruisers, but for the pure entertainment, this is unrivalled!!
Someone down their commented those brave men ( racers on isle of man) perfectly said. These racers with just pure guts.
Bikes are weird. Bikers are weirder. I'm a funeral director (and a biker), and how my job works is we take rotations around the operations of the funeral. So, during my on-call week on the private ambulance I took a call from the Police to attend a fatal RTA. Arrived at scene and seen a motorbike vs car head on. Biker had travelled some distance down the road upon impact, and was instantly dead.
The biker was wearing full protective gear, yet, I've never seen nor felt a body like it (and ive dealt with pretty nasty beatings to death etc). I need to measure the body and move the limbs in preparation for embalming etc and every single bone I touched was broken in more than one place. Everything. Helmet gave way and the whole front of his face up the forehead and to the crown had been smashed inwards. Eyes were missing, nose was missing, most of the skin on his face was degloved.
His friends (including girlfriend) had all seen it happen and seen his aftermath body on scene, and not one of them gave up riding.
Infact, it seemed to reinforce a strong bond amongst the brother and sisterhood of the biking community. There were hundreds of bikers at the funeral and everyone mourned together. They formed a biker cortege and then a guard of honour as we approached the crematorium. How many car drivers do that?
To this day bikers of all ages and backgrounds come together and do a memorial ride out on the route he died. It is a strange feeling to know the risks of something so pointless yet be unable to control yourself to partake in it time and time again. And the community that comes with it is amazing, and I believe thats why most of us probably get that lump in your throat/tight chest feeling when you see most of these nutters fall off at the TT.
Anyway,
Ride safe guys and have fun :-)
I think I have watched this at least 10 times now.
Have a break Try You Tube for GRAND PRIX RACER a look at the TT's less glam sister event and starting point many a TT "star"
Man I am watching this like the 8th time:) still not fullfilled🤣
on the way to 20 timess, hahah
Guy Martin is so cool 😎 💯💯and great rider and a lot off people don't given the respect he deserves 😎💯💯💯💨💨💨💨💨💯💯
I’ve watched many documentaries but this one is special. Its beautiful, interesting, exciting and the storytelling is superb. Definitely one of my all time favorites.
3:41 Guy Martin does his best Wolverine impression...
Top Drawer Documentary. TT Riders are incredible and isn't it great in such a pc/nanny culture that we still have something like the TT?
Long may it continue. Those who dislike it? Just look away. Your opinion doesn’t trump volunteers freely made decisions.
As a automotive racing fan who never really cared about Moto gp (besides Rossi great moments).
This is really something else.
Afeeling no racing series in the car world can quite compare to I have to say.
Fantastic production. I didn't think I'd watch the whole thing in one go. But I did lol I need another one!
Best IOM TT documentary EVER! Thankyou DAM.
Commenting this here because it took me forever to find: the music from 1:20:16 is "The Senior" by Andy Gray; there are a couple of short parts of it on youtube if you search for it; but I found a fuller version on a soundcloud profile named "Real Noize," which I can only imagine is Gray's profile since it has so much of his work on it. Scroll through that profile & you'll find a version of "The Senior" which is almost 6 minutes in length; much of the score of the documentary seems to come from this piece (it doesn't all sound like the bit at 1:20 though), and the profile has some other music from the film on it too
That has to be one of the best auto documentaries ever. No, that is the best auto documentary ever,
Guy Martin once flushed a condom down the toilet, 9 months later the Ninja Turtles were born. True story.
Sometimes when guy talks I think I’ve got CZcams set on 2x playback speed
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Thats how guy slow motions while going 300 mph
Haha right on! I'm sure the producers of his later shows told him to slow down a bit so you can follow what hes really saying lol
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And now Guy even has a daughter, who would've thought :D
Incredible cinematic experience. Nice work!
moto gp: Pilots
Isle of Mann TT: fighter Pilots
A pilot still has room for error
@Ÿamada Arguably Motogp riders are technically superior. But TT racers have the biggest balls of all
Yeah, girlie racers
@@killj802 Man also have died in motogp, how about we appreciate them ALL, instead of putting them down
For a moment I thought I forgot English language than this tourist dude from America came on the camera, I took a sigh of relief.
It's weird when you consider that many Europeans can understand regional British accents but Americans really seem to struggle.I'd like to think it's not stupidity but maybe laziness?
Lol forgot the english language.... until the english stopped talking. We're not that hard to understand are we?
I think it comes down to exposure, and not laziness. I have watched shows or movies, and have been around a lot of thick English accents. I'm an American who once did have a hard time understanding Guy Martin. I am proud to say i can now understand him!
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You've still forgotten the english language by the looks of it.
Only thing gnarlier than surviving a 170mph wipeout is listening to Guy without subtitles. 😂
i rode bikes all my life,into motocross racing ,never watched to much of any on tv till i saw guy martin ,my respect to all,but just a fan of martin,been watching all the tt races and other circuit races non stop,just freaking amazing
TT racers and Rally racers are truly another breed. Absolutely insane what they can push themselves to do
I love addition to the title: "Subtitles available!" Not because we don't speak English. Because we don't speak Guy!
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I’m a Geordie I’ve nee Problem understanding Guy. 😉
Excellent Docu. I'm getting this on Bluray in 3D :D I'm excited to see what it looks like.
What an awesome documentary, brilliantly produced and narrated.
8:04 this shot hit hard. Imagine cleaning up your place and your whips in case you die, to help ensure that your family would be able to get fair prices for your stuff. These men are mad, but I respect the hell out of them for continuing to push the limits 👊🏽
No doubt !
Ótimo documentário, com final trágico! Valeu acelerados!
Just a bloody brilliant documentary.. Loved it.
On a qu'une seule vie et pour donner une importance à cette vie il faut connaître sa valeur et le seul moyen c'est de côtoyer la mort et là ton esprit accepté tout et tout ce qui est autour de toi est beaucoup plus beau il n'y a plus de superflu plus d'angoisse juste la beauté . La vie est une chose incroyable mais ces pilotes ont trouvé un moyen de lui donner ses lettres de noblesse. Merci à tous ces gladiateurs du monde moderne. Avec vous mon esprit s'évade il me donne envie de me surpasser à ma manière.
🍺🍺 cheers mate. Be safe out there.
You make history by winning 5 tt races in a week and almost lose your leg in a closed circuit plus not counting the dead 💀 It’s way too dangerous and you have balls to be so extreme 🏍 respect to those who can ride and RIP to those who can’t.
Hutchy came back and won 8 more times not bad for a guy who’s leg they wanted to chop off
thank you for uploading!
My 2 and a third year old grandson, Fred, absolutely loves watching anything with Guy Martin in it. Then he likes Richard Ashcroft’s “They don’t own me” video. Grandpa is bike mad & Fred likes tinkering up in my shed.
What a fine presentation! Kudos to all involved ... and Guy, YOU ARE THE BOMB!!