Legend of racing remembered
Last week the world of motorcycle racing said farewell to Tommy Robb.
He passed away on Thursday at the age of 90.
He was an Isle of Man TT race winner and was one of the first non-Japanese riders to race for Honda in the early 1960s.
After his racing career was over he went on to become a commentator most notably at the TT.
Here he is at his regular position at Ballacraine describing the action in the Senior TT in 1978.
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Former Isle of Man TT and Ulster Grand Prix race winner Tommy Robb has died
He was one of the first non-Japanese riders hired by the 'works' Honda team