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IOMTT Supersport race calls for fatalities

5. June 2018 0 Min Read Andreas Denner

The race Supersport TT 1 on the Isle of Man on Monday unfortunately caused another death. On lap three, newcomer Adam Lyon lost control of his bike and crashed Casey’s. He died as a result of the accident. The 26-year-old Scot from Helensburgh made his first appearance at the TT this year.

The race Supersport TT 1 on the Isle of Man on Monday unfortunately caused another death.

On lap three, newcomer Adam Lyon lost control of his bike and crashed Casey’s. He died as a result of the accident.
The 26-year-old Scot from Helensburgh made his first appearance at the TT this year.

Tags: Isle of Man Motorsport

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