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Hi, Thanks for the great post. I own a few of the Duke videos of the TT races. I respect them for there skill but feel the danger level is more than it should be. Just to answer your question here in the states we refer to it as road racing to distinguish it from dirt track or super cross racing. Referencing the surface not the location. There is no way a " road" race will occur in the states, as no local government would be willing to accept the legal responsibility for it. The lawyers would have an orgasm if a "racer" were to get hurt on a public road. There was almost a "road" race in the eastern part of Canada a year or two ago. They were unable to get it finalized but it would have been great. I would love to visit the isle for a race but the plane fares over the pond are crazy. We (Americans) have been sending a rider or two for a few years. Jeremy Toye is one, I root for him, but he needs more experience and a better ride to really compete. He does fairly well at Macau each year. Feel free to post up any more video as I love that stuff. Thanks again Brad.