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However following numerous approaches by Honda Racing team manager Neil Tuxworth,4 Martin confirmed in January 2. Lincolnshire based Honda Racing as partner to 2. TT winner John Mc. Guinness for the North West 2. Isle of Man TT and Southern 1. After a disappointing campaign, Motorcycle News announced his retirement from motorcycle road racing on 2. July, 2. 01. 7. 7 Martin immediately refuted this in a statement on his official website. Ive not given up on racing or road racing, theres no unfinished business and I want to race classics and oddball stuff. In August 2. Formula 1 car team Williams announced that Martin would join their pit crew for the impending Belgian GP. Martin starred in Closer to the Edge, a 2. TT racing. He has since presented programmes on various engineering topics and the Channel 4 series Speed with Guy Martin when he set speed records in a variety of human and engine powered vehicles. He has authored three books, and competed in mountain bike pedal cycle races. His first job after leaving school was as a heavy vehicle mechanic, which he retained since, being unwilling to give it up for full time racing and media. Early lifeeditMartin was born on 4 November 1. Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England. Driver Realtek Rtl8139 Family Pci-E Gigabit Ethernet'>Driver Realtek Rtl8139 Family Pci-E Gigabit Ethernet. He was named Guy in tribute to Guy Gibson of No. Squadron RAF. 1. 1 His father Ian was a successful privateer motorbike racer who had competed in several Isle of Man TT events, but he was forced to supplement his income with a job as a lorry mechanic, additionally selling bikes. His mother, Rita Kidals, was of Latvian heritage, her father having come to Britain in 1. Soon after his birth, the family moved to a house outside the town, where they remained, having four children in total. Martin had shown an interest in working on trucks as early as age 1. As a child he was fascinated by engines, and would take apart lawnmowers to try to make them go faster. Although his interest matched his fathers trade, he was happy for Guy to do his own thing, and indeed would try to stop him talking the whole time about engines during family holidays to Butlins. Martin attended Kirmington Church of England Primary School and The Vale Academy school, leaving at age 1. He then enrolled in North Lindsey College on a motor vehicle engineering course, believing at the time that it was appropriate as further education was what everybody did. He quickly realised it was not for him he was not being paid and was being taught things he either already knew, or thought would never need, and so decided to leave after a month, having secured an apprenticeship as a truck fitter with a Volvo centre, John Hebb Volvo. Martin and his siblings attended every Isle of Man TT from their births, until their father Ian crashed his Yamaha FZ7. Olivers Mount, Scarborough in 1. Guy was aged 7. 1. After recovering from the resulting broken hip, Martins father did not race again, but worked as a mechanic in classic bike racing. While completing his apprenticeship as a lorry mechanic, Martin raced motorbikes in his spare time. Martin returned to the Isle of Man at age 1. Baz Kirk discussing his plans to race in the 1. Manx Grand Prix with his father, he was offered the chance to assist him as a race mechanic. Martin decided to take up racing after a crash on public roads at age 1. He moved to Ireland to join Team Racing. In 2. 00. 4 he moved to the Uel Duncan Racing team, staying with them until 2. In 2. 00. 6 Martin raced for Alistair Flanagans AIM Yamaha race team, replacing John Mc. Guinness. In the search for a more competitive team, Martin joined Hydrex Honda for the 2. The end of 2. 00. Martin leave Hydrex for Northern Ireland based Wilson Craig Honda, but since November 2. Martin has raced for TAS Racing known as Relentless. Suzuki, then Tyco Suzuki from 2. Tyco BMW from 2. 01. Neill family also based in Northern Ireland, and with a long TT heritage. This switch to what was effectively a factory team meant the end of tuning his own equipment for TAS he would simply be riding pre prepared machines. Martin agreed a new deal for 2. TAS after the team agreed a new equipment deal with BMW Motorrad, to ride the BMW S1. RR alongside William Dunlop. Martin was prepared to retire had TAS not chosen to switch to BMW, believing he had raced the Suzuki as hard as he could. With the new bike, he ran his fastest ever lap of the TT circuit in June 2. Martin suffered a serious crash in the Dundrod 1. Superbike event, part of the Ulster Grand Prix races in August 2. Following the crash, Martin only got back on his racing motorbike in March 2. F1 special for his Speed series. In other motorbike events, he has purchased a Honda CRF4. Superprestigio Open, and he also intends to compete in the Paris Dakar Rally at some point. Since 2. 01. 1, he has also got into bicycle racing, in 2. For the 2. 01. 6 season Martin decided not to race in the TT for the first time in 1. He was uncertain if the decision would lead him to retire from road racing, mountain bike racing, or if he would go on to do something else, but said if I do race on the roads it will be with TAS. Martin signed a new deal with Honda Racing on 1. January 2. 01. 7 to ride the Honda CBR1. RR Fireblade SP2, rekindling his ambition to win the Isle of Man TT and renewing his focus on his road racing career. TelevisioneditMartin first came to the attention of TV executives in 2. ITV4 programme intended primarily for fans of that years TT race. Adobe Photoshop Coats. The then film producer, Andy Spellman, filmed with Guy at the TT. Spellman shot some additional test material of Martin back at home in the summer and the boss of North One television showed the clips to a BBC executive. Having engaged Andy Spellman as his advisor and agent in 2. Martin worked with North One TV Producers James Woodroffe and Ewan Keil, as he has done to present day. Martins first appearances on TV documentaries were on programmes based around his passion for engineering rather than his love of adrenaline sport, The Boat that Guy Built airing on the BBC in 2. How Britain Worked on Channel 4 in 2. His thrill seeking side later emerged with the production of the series Speed with Guy Martin, first airing on Channel 4 in 2. Uncomfortable with presenting to camera or working from a script, his preferred style is to improvise his dialogue, and work by responding to questions from crew off camera, which are designed both to prompt him, as well as keep him focused, and even stop him rattling on if necessary.