This website has been developed following my first international trip to the Isle of Man Centenary TT Motorcycle Races in June 2007, a pivotal time for me. The site has evolved beyond anything I ever imagined, covering what I have done before and subsequent to the Centenary TT, my motorcycling, car racing and aviation experiences. Ultimately the site will probably become my life story, I do hope you find something of interest........

WHAT'S NEW LINKS: 2010 WSBK @ Phillip Island updated,  Gold Coast Motorcycle Expo added.  Castrol Six Hour updated,  Coca Cola 800 updated,  Robin Hood/Vikings updated,  British Railways added

Under the  'Aussie Road Racing'  pages I am developing my recollections and photography from the Six Hour Series, the Coca Cola 800, the Laverton TT and other selected events I have attended. Pages are also dedicated to the Isle of Man TT, Goodwood, MotoGP, World Superbikes, Motorcycle Shows, Club Displays and Museums, Formula 1 and general Car topics including Rallies and Museums.

My Hobbies include Motorcycle Road Racing, Formula 1 and V8 Supercar Racing, Computers, Digital Photography, Chess, Video Games, Model Making, Slot Cars, the History of Aviation and Space Exploration and Railways.  Oh and all things Robin Hood, Vikings and Unsolved Mysteries, including particularly the Loch Ness Monster, the Oak Island Money Pit, the Nazca Lines in Peru and 'Area51'!

Some possibly controversial updates are imminent, the 'Deejay51 Opinions' pages will be tackling Electrical and Fire Safety issues, Electrical Safety in Motor Sport, the end of the Internal Combustion Engine as we know it and the seemingly toothless tiger called the United Nations to name but a few topics, please check back soon on all this....

NOTE: This website has been developed by the Owner, using Photography taken by me 'exclusively' except for extremely few [identified] images from the www.  The Website is best viewed at 1280x1024 resolution, and will 'auto stretch' to most other preferred screen resolutions.  The Website has been tested on Personal Computers running Windows Vista and Windows XP SP2 utilising the latest versions of Firefox and Internet Explorer 7 and 8, critically when using Internet Explorer 7 & 8 the site operates best with Java enabled.  Java is available at your discretion from www.java.com.