TycoBMW boss has 'very high' hopes for Hutchy

Wednesday, 8 June 2016 00:00

The boss of TycoBMW says he's excited to see what Ian Hutchinson can do in this year's Senior TT:

Hector Neill has admitted his aspirations for the 'Bingley Bullet' are "very high" after an impressive start to the 2016 TT campaign.

Hutchy won the Superstock race on-board his BMW on Monday - as well as proving victorious on his Yamaha in the Supersport; today he'll do battle with the second Supersport outing.

Earlier this week Hector was recognised for his support of the TT races over the last 35 years - he says he always has the same goal:

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