Paul Jordan sets top TT newcomer goal for 2017

By The Newsroom
Published 1st Jan 2017, 21:20 BST
Updated 9th Jan 2017, 13:11 BST
Paul Jordan pictured on Glencrutchery Road at the famous Isle of Man TT grandstand during a trip to the island in December.Paul Jordan pictured on Glencrutchery Road at the famous Isle of Man TT grandstand during a trip to the island in December.
Paul Jordan pictured on Glencrutchery Road at the famous Isle of Man TT grandstand during a trip to the island in December.
Northern Ireland's Paul Jordan says he will treat the notorious Snaefell Mountain Course with the utmost respect as he prepares to make his Isle of Man TT debut in June.

The 25-year-old has been climbing the National road racing rankings in recent seasons after beginning his career on the short circuits, competing in the 125cc British Championship in 2008 and 2009, when he finished third and fifth respectively.

Jordan has always harboured an ambition to compete at the TT but the level-headed Magherafelt man has bided his time, opting to ply his trade between the hedges at the Irish road races before making a commitment to compete in the most challenging road race in the world.

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