Still gives me chills this...no1 but no1 could've got more out of that 250 than micheal on that day...defo had his old man riding with him. Fucking amazing performance which resulted in arguably 1 of, if not the greatest moments in sports history.
I was there that day, not a dry eye anywhere ,took alot of balls for Michael to do that ,but that's what he is ,top bloke upmost respect, his dad was a lovely man, proper warrior saw him race many many times rip Robert
I know a lot of so called sports purists from different sports might not agree but for me this is up there with the rumble in the jungle as one of the greatest and iconic sporting moments in the history of sport.
If there is a heaven, and his father was looking down... There is no farther, in the history of mankind, who would be more proud. One of the greatest displays of racing skill and determination that I've ever witnessed. Doing it with tears streaming down my face.
Fuck me thats a tear jerker , if there ever was one. I think the leader of the race before Michael , knew exactly the right thing to do , good on him and mcguiness for bringing the lad home. A lesson in being a man if ever there was one from all sides.
This is crazy. No sense. Pursuiting something just because your parent did it. To prove something to the world. Parent, brother and uncle who lost his LIVES to this sport and you risk the same. For what? Glory?Fame?I’ d rather stay alive.
To do that at 20 years old, right after the passing of his father. A true road racer and a heart of courage. Unbelievable. Mad respect to Micheal.
Still gives me chills this...no1 but no1 could've got more out of that 250 than micheal on that day...defo had his old man riding with him. Fucking amazing performance which resulted in arguably 1 of, if not the greatest moments in sports history.
I was there that day, not a dry eye anywhere ,took alot of balls for Michael to do that ,but that's what he is ,top bloke upmost respect, his dad was a lovely man, proper warrior saw him race many many times rip Robert
Talk about courage. What a bloke.
He was never losing that race, he had more than any other rider in the race, was amazing being there that day.
I know a lot of so called sports purists from different sports might not agree but for me this is up there with the rumble in the jungle as one of the greatest and iconic sporting moments in the history of sport.
Absolutely.
Watching this back in 2008 was the moment I fell in love with road racing.
Bloody hell, that’s beyond racing.
Rip William
If there is a heaven, and his father was looking down... There is no farther, in the history of mankind, who would be more proud. One of the greatest displays of racing skill and determination that I've ever witnessed. Doing it with tears streaming down my face.
Just brilliant in every way.
And the all crowd cried with ya pal 🥃🙏🏻
Isle of Man TT I’m fucking crying just watching that now
Fuck me thats a tear jerker , if there ever was one. I think the leader of the race before Michael , knew exactly the right thing to do , good on him and mcguiness for bringing the lad home. A lesson in being a man if ever there was one from all sides.
Bless you Michael .... your dad, uncle ,and brother now racing in heaven.. your the man... be safe .....
22 years old at the time! Strongest man alive!
Michael was 19 at the time of this race....
19 m8
It is amazing how passionate Micheal Dunlop was during this race. Good on you mate!
That was special.
I was at this race. Fuckin amazing. Still talk about it . Go md
bring back the 250cc bikes !!!
He rode that race with his Dad on one shoulder and his uncle Joey on the other. Amazing.
🥺 💜❤ Майкл
That was superhuman
Most unbelievable sport story!!! Human story
Truly amazing I mean his father is smiling in the racing road in Heaven.
johhny m ❤️
Legend was Born that day, is he the last one of the Dunlops
Eoin Brady no Micheal is the last one left
I say , am not a bike fan ,, but bring back the 250s !!!
Is that Keith commentating?
MD's best ever win. And yes, he's going to beat uncle Joey's TT win record.
MD Jesus
This is crazy. No sense.
Pursuiting something just because your parent did it. To prove something to the world. Parent, brother and uncle who lost his LIVES to this sport and you risk the same. For what? Glory?Fame?I’ d rather stay alive.
Does anyone else think Elkin blew that corner on purpose maybe to make sure M Dunlop won?
Nope, he out braked himself.