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An Indian tear-away

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An Indian tear-away

Journalist Aspi Bathena from Bike India was the second Indian rider to take part in the TT. He finished in the 1987 250cc Production race, but crashed in 1988 when he had to be restrained from getting back on: he had lost the little finger in the crash

BikeSport TT Race Pics feature the FoTTofinder Bikesport Archives of Isle of Man TT Race photographs

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In this photo print, we witness the indomitable spirit of Indian journalist Aspi Bathena as he fearlessly takes on the legendary TT race. As one of the few Indian riders to ever participate in this prestigious event, Bathena's determination and passion for motorcycling shine through. The year was 1987 when Bathena made history by becoming only the second Indian rider to compete in the TT. Mounted on his trusty Honda bike, he showcased his skills and resilience in the grueling 250cc Production race. Despite facing fierce competition from seasoned racers, Bathena crossed the finish line with an admirable performance that left a lasting impression. However, fate took a cruel turn for Bathena in 1988 when tragedy struck during another attempt at conquering the TT course. A devastating crash resulted in him losing his little finger, but even this setback couldn't extinguish his burning desire to ride again. It is said that he had to be physically restrained from getting back on his damaged bike after the accident—a testament to his unwavering dedication and love for motorcycle racing. This poignant print captures not just a moment frozen in time but also encapsulates Aspi Bathena's remarkable journey as an Indian tear-away at BikeSport TT Race Pics. It serves as a reminder of courage against all odds and celebrates those who dare to push their limits while chasing their dreams.

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