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At the Manx Grand Prix, Scottish rider Johnny Stewart won both the Junior and Senior races to complete an unprecedented four wins in a single meeting, a first in the event's history. He took the Senior race by a 35.8-second margin, with a final-lap average of 121.062mph (about 194.9km/h).
Four wins in one meeting, and taking the Senior by 35.8 seconds — I've watched enough racing to call that a different level. Pulling a 121mph-plus final-lap average means zero mistakes from corner entry to exit, the whole way round. Pulling those numbers on a course lined with stone walls takes real nerve — I have to tip my hat.
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A 35-second gap seems almost too clean — race conditions probably played a part.
194.9km/h average on a public road course is hard to believe.
Hopefully this fires up the rest of the field for next time.
Not many riders in the history of the event have taken four wins there.
Every time I watch the Isle of Man it feels like a different sport entirely.
Four wins in one event is monster-level. Stewart is on another level.
