Two-time sidecar champion retired from TT following 2024 event
Former Sidecar TT winner John Holden says he's 'doing good' as he supports his family at this year's Isle of Man TT Races.
The two-time race champion is helping his son George who's making his debut as a driver in the three-wheeled class in 2025.
John revealed in October last year that he'd received a cancer diagnosis and has since retired from the Snaefell Mountain Course.
When it comes to his son's potential on Island, John told Radio TT he's not putting any pressure on him but is optimistic he could show some good progress over the racing fortnight:
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