
It was an Irish 1-2-3 as Nigel Moore took the Supertwin Manx Grand Prix in style.
He was an emphatic winner, finishing one minute 51 seconds ahead of Michael Sweeney with Brian Mateer in third.
Moore admitted it was hard work:
Wednesday, 29 August 2012 15:57

It was an Irish 1-2-3 as Nigel Moore took the Supertwin Manx Grand Prix in style.
He was an emphatic winner, finishing one minute 51 seconds ahead of Michael Sweeney with Brian Mateer in third.
Moore admitted it was hard work:
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