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After the break in Road Racing because of COVID-19, there will be again an event with the Oliver`s Mount. Many great names of Road Racing take the chance to participate in a race again, among them Guy Martin.
Guy Martin is a multiple International Gold Cup and Cock o` the North winner and is just one of the many top-class drivers at the Barry Sheen Classics, which will take place on August 15th and 16th.
Dean Harrison will also be competing again after his long injury break. He had injured at the Classic TT 2019. Harrison can already look back on some racing experience, also with classic racing motorcycles. He already won the Superbike Classic TT in 2018. He will compete with a Silicone Engineering ZXR 750.
His brother Adrian will also compete on the 2.43 mile Oliver’s Mount course with a Kawasaki ZXR 750. A Honda CBR600 is ready for the supersport race.
Ten-time TT winner Ian Lougher has already clinched several victories on the Parkland course in Scarborough and will start with an ILR Paton S1R.
Lee Johnston will compete in the 600cc and try to repeat his performance from the last Gold Cup in September 2019. Jamie Coward will compete in the 650cc Twins and 500cc Classics.
Guy Martin will be competing in the Classic 750cc All-Comers Race with his regular number, number 8, on a BSA 750 three cylinder machine. In the Classic Superbike class he will ride a Suzuki GSXR.
Other well-known names who will be competing in the races are Bill Swallow, Mike Norbury, Dom Herbertson and Roger Wibberley.
Tickets for the races are only available online through Duke Video. Due to coronavirus regulations, tickets cannot be sold on location, but you can have them sent to your mobile phone, and they are limited to 2500 tickets per day.
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