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Graeme McGregor: who started 42 TTs in 11 years but won just two – and both on the same day in ‘84. The talented Aussie started his perfect shift by winning the Junior – following up with the F2 race hours later. Tho’ more podiums would follow, he’d never taste victory again.pic.twitter.com/vK44jZjCjf

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Graeme McGregor: who started 42 TTs in 11 years but won just two – and both on the same day in ‘84. The talented Aussie started his perfect shift by winning the Junior – following up with the F2 race hours later. Tho’ more podiums would follow, he’d never taste victory again.

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