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NI Blogs Admin | 16:41 UK time, Friday, 13 May 2011

The barge, MV Confiance, currently residing at Lanyon Quay, Belfast was a familair mode of transport for one current road-racer, in the shape of the irrepressible Mr Guy Martin. The Lincolnshire rider's recent exploits on a barge for the ´óÏó´«Ã½ One hit: The Boat That Guy Built, meant it was no great shakes for him to climb aboard and make himself at home.

Relentless Suzuki by TAS Racing riders Alastair Seeley and Guy Martin with Michael Rutter who will compete for Riders Bathams Ducati.

(l-r) TAS Suzuki riders Alastair Seeley and Guy Martin pose with Ducati pilot, Michael Rutter. Pic JPR-NI.

We cornered a home-grown legend to give us his tips for the podium places at this year's event. We did let him finish his 5Ìý (yes that's 5...in one day) pieces of focaccia pizza bread (olives and tomato) before we lead him downstairs into the bowels of the barge to talk bikes.

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