The East Coast racing team has enjoyed a highly successful Isle of Man TT Races.
The team run by Phil Reed owner of East Coast Construction achieved many a top result including finishing in ninth place in the lightweight TT race.
Competing for the team at this years TT, Lee Johnston lapped at a personal best lap speed of 126.3 mph on the East Coast racing Honda Fireblade superstock bike.
Lee at this years TT recorded 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 17th place finishes which meant that overall Lee took victory in this years TT privateers championship. The championship is awarded to the most successful overall privateer rider and team.
Originally from Northern Ireland but now based in Great Hatfield, Lee is a fast rising star on the road racing scene who is potentially a future Isle of Man TT winner.
Reported by Stevie Rial
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Great story from Stevie once again, thanks Paul for printing the story its about time more was printed about all the local people who put so much into motorcycling. Well done to East Coast Racing Team for a fantastic result at the TT.