Discover the extraordinary true story of Joey Dunlop, the humble Ballymoney mechanic who became the Isle of Man TT's greatest champion with 26 victories, while secretly running humanitarian missions to war-torn Bosnia and Romanian orphanages. From a working-class neighborhood in Northern Ireland to the most dangerous motorcycle race in the world, Joey Dunlop's journey defied every expectation. This definitive biography reveals how a quiet, shy mechanic became road racing's most celebrated champion—and why his legacy extends far beyond his unprecedented sporting achievements. Inside this biography, you'll discover: • The complete story of Joey's record-breaking 26 Isle of Man TT victories spanning three decades (1977-2000) • Accounts of his death-defying humanitarian convoys through active war zones in Bosnia • Intimate portraits from family, rivals, and teammates who knew the man behind the legend • How he revolutionized motorcycle racing while maintaining the common touch that endeared him to millions • The tragic final race in Estonia that claimed his life at age 48, still competing at the highest level • His lasting impact through the Joey Dunlop Foundation, which continues his charitable work today More than just a sports biography, this is a story of: Courage : Racing at 200mph on public roads where mistakes meant death - Compassion : Risking his life to deliver medical supplies to orphaned children - Character : Remaining humble despite becoming Ireland's most successful sportsman - Legacy : Inspiring generations of racers and humanitarians worldwide This comprehensive account captures Joey's complete story—from his first race on a borrowed motorcycle to his tragic death while doing what he loved most. Perfect for: Isle of Man TT enthusiasts and motorcycle racing fans - Readers of sports biographies and inspirational true stories - Anyone interested in Irish history and culture - Those seeking stories of ordinary people achieving extraordinary things Join the thousands of readers who have discovered why Joey Dunlop wasn't just a racing champion, but a man whose life continues to inspire long after his final checkered flag.