Glen Maye rider says good conditions have played big part
Newcomer Jorge Halliday says he's 'absolutely loving' his first year at the TT.
The young rider from Glen Maye is making his debut in the Supersport class on the Stanford Halliday Racing Yamaha R6
Yesterday (3 June) he managed a best time of 114.942mph in qualifying and is looking forward to his first race today.
Halliday says he couldn't have asked for more with the good weather and the amount of laps he's been able to get in this week:
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