Rider: Ryan Farquhar

Location:Rhencullen - Saturday practice - 4th June 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D mk2- 600mm

Comments:






Rider: Guy Martin
Location: Black Hut - Tuesday Practice pm - 31st May 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D mk2- 300mm

Comments:




Rider: Bruce Anstey

Location: - Friday practice pm - 3rd June 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D mk2 - 600mm

Comments: Lovely low warm late evening sunlight after 2 days of rain left a gaping hole in practice week.





Rider: Davy Morgan - Ian Hutchinson - Rob Frost

Location: Kirk Michael -Saturday practice pm -28th May 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1Dmk2 - 600mm

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Rider: ??

Location:Kirk Michael - Superbike TT - 5th June 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D - 20mm

Comments: One for the ladies....

 


 



Rider: Les Shand - ??

Location: Creg ny Baa- Senior TT - 10th June 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D - 600mm

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Rider: Adrian Archibald

Location: Mountain - Tuesday practice pm - 31st May 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D - 300mm + 1.4x conv

Comments: In the good old days, before the curse of these ugly black and white poles, the mountain was fenced with wire mesh between bright yellow concrete posts.
Not exactly safe but very photogenic.






Rider: Ian lougher

Location: Greeba - Friday practice pm - 3rd June 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D mk2 - 600mm

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Rider:Simon Neary / Stuart Bond
Location: Kirk Michael - Saturday practice pm - 28th May 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1D MK2 - 600mm

Comments: The sun peaked out for all of about 90 seconds during first practice.




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Bruce Anstey snatched a dramatic Superstock TT when team mate Adrian Archibald Suzuki GSXR spluttered to a halt at the Bungalow with only 8 miles to the flag while holding an eighteen second lead.
This was after pitting on the penultimate lap, so whereto point the finger of blame,who was the man on the pump?
Well the man on the nozzle was none other than TAS Suzuki team boss Hector Neil!
How does the adage go about how the Boss is always right, refer to rule No1 when he's wrong......



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