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www.iomtt.com ISLE OF MAN TT RACES FUELLED BY MONSTER ENERGY | 30 MAY - 12 JUNE 2015 Sure Sidecar TT 2 - Result Sheet Pos No. Rider Machine/Entrant Time Speed Subclass Replica 1 3 Ben Birchall / Tom Birchall LCR / Manx Gas Racing 58:24.971 116.259 Silver 2 1 Dave Molyneux / Benjamin Binns Suzuki / DMR 58:32.555 116.008 Silver 3 5 John Holden / Dan Sayle LCR / Silicone Engineering/Barnes Racing 58:44.836 115.604 Silver 4 2 Conrad Harrison / Mike Aylott Shelbourne Honda / Printing Roller Services 01:00:00.881 113.162 Silver 5 8 Ian Bell / Carl Bell LCR / Ian Bell Motorcycles 01:00:58.065 111.393 Silver 6 29 Matt Dix / Shaun Parker Baker Yamaha 01:01:51.854 109.779 Bronze 7 9 Wayne Lockey / Mark Sayers Ireson Honda / Real Racing 01:02:37.392 108.449 Bronze 8 40 Steve Ramsden / Matty Ramsden* LCR / Ramsden Racing 01:02:52.696 108.009 Bronze 9 14 Robert Handcock / Aki Aalto* Baker / Maddockhire 01:03:03.752 107.693 Bronze 10 19 Tony Baker / Fiona Baker-Milligan Suzuki / Cumbria Express 01:03:14.313 107.393 Bronze 11 41 Colin Buckley* / Robbie Shorter* Suzuki / Carl Cox Motorsport 01:03:23.084 107.146 Bronze 12 15 Gordon Shand / Frank Claeys* Honda / TEAM SHAND RACING 01:03:43.391 106.577 Bronze 13 34 Mike Roscher / Manuel Hirschi* Other / Roscher/Penz 13Racing 01:04:18.734 105.600 14 21 Mike Cookson / Alun Thomas Honda 01:04:27.389 105.364 15 27 Pete Alton / Keith Brotherton Yamaha / OTC Dyno Centre 01:04:30.003 105.293 16 16 Roy Hanks / Kevin Perry Molyneux Rose TB / Dorwingear Ltd 01:04:46.903 104.835 17 24 Nicholas Dukes / William Moralee Honda / DynoBike 01:04:48.320 104.797 18 23 Howard Baker / Mike Killingsworth Shelbourne Honda / BK Racing 01:05:00.323 104.474 19 45 Darryl Rayner / Richard Lawrance Shelbourne Honda / Pendragon Solutions 01:05:01.788 104.435 Wed Jun 10 16:00:18 2015 Page 1 of 2 www.iomtt.com ISLE OF MAN TT RACES FUELLED BY MONSTER ENERGY | 30 MAY - 12 JUNE 2015 Sure Sidecar TT 2 - Result Sheet Pos No. Rider Machine/Entrant Time Speed Subclass Replica 20 69 Dan Knight / Stephane Hubert* Suzuki / Green Ant Racing 01:05:33.327 103.598 21 48 Franck Barbier / Emmanuel Debroise SGR Suzuki / ASM Armagnac 01:06:04.645 102.779 22 32 Francois Leblond / Anne Garnish Shelbourne Suzuki / Racing Side 01:06:06.116 102.741 23 36 Brian Alflatt / Aaron Galligan Suzuki / Manor Riders Retreat/ Harry's Cafe Douglas 01:06:29.250 102.146 24 61 Lionel Mansuy* / Melanie Farnier* Windle / BERNER 01:06:34.855 102.002 25 49 Claude Montagnier / Maxime Vasseur* Other / CDL Racing Team 01:06:44.978 101.744 26 59 Craig Melvin* / Stuart Christian* Suzuki / Artisan Real Estate Investors Ltd 01:07:19.169 100.883 27 38 Kenny Howles / Dave Mahon* MR Equipe Yahama / Clive Price Racing 01:07:20.141 100.859 28 65 Pascal Gassmann* / Olivier Chabloz* Shelbourne 01:07:45.839 100.221 29 54 John Shipley / Ian Cunliffe LCR Suzuki / Team Shipley Racing 01:09:40.869 97.464 30 50 Deborah Barron / Karl Schofield Ireson Kawasaki Oscar / Team Oscar Racing 01:10:07.121 96.856 31 51 Nigel Smith / Chris McGahan Honda 01:10:23.619 96.477 32 68 Julian Cole / Julie Hanks-Elliott Honda / Autocraft Ltd 01:10:31.372 96.301 33 57 Kevin Thornton / Wayne Kemp Suzuki / Thornton Racing 01:11:33.316 94.911 Wed Jun 10 16:00:18 2015 Page 2 of 2.

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