Never would i have thought back in 1988 when i first visited the TT that some years later i would be standing in gasoline alley waiting to change the visor on Joey`s helmet in the junior and senior races of year 2000. What an honour it was too, to be a part of his pit crew, allbeit in a small way.

What a wonderful memorie for you to treasure.
Ihave the memorie of being at the TT to watch
Joey win his final three races there and also
of the night spent among Joey and his family in
a private bar and speaking with also his father,
wonderful family. They will always be involved
in racing it's become their life.
It will always be part of mine and I will continue
to do IOM for as long as I can.

I remember 1999 I met Joey himself at Port Soderick after the 600 race. He was there with his wife and some of his children and team mates. They drink something and plaied billard. He was a realy normal man and father.
I never forget thie moment.
Michael