John McGuinness has been a defining presence at the Isle of Man TT for 30 years. From becoming the first rider to lap the Mountain Course at over 130mph to remaining competitive against a new generation of stars, his career has helped shape the modern era of road racing.
Featuring reflections from Davey Todd, Peter Hickman, Dean Harrison, Clive Padgett, the 'Morcambe Missile' himself and more, this special feature of between the Hedges explores the legacy of one of the sport's most celebrated icons.
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