"P&M: A Legacy of Speed and Precision" From the roaring engines of Dave Goodfellow's P&M Honda in the 1979 Formula One TT to the thrilling maneuvers of Guy Sandall on his P&M Kawasaki in the same race a year earlier, P&M has always been synonymous with speed and precision. Ray Swann took up the mantle in 1986, riding his powerful P&M Kawasaki to victory in the Formula Two TT. The Seaton Delaval-based Shultons Cosmetics factory served as their headquarters, where every detail was meticulously crafted for optimal performance. Peter Taylor and Mal Kirwan formed an unstoppable duo on their P&M Kawasaki and Suzuki bikes during the 1978 Formula One TT. Their synchronized movements showcased not only their skill but also the engineering excellence behind each P&M machine. In more recent times, Sean Housley proudly represented P&M Suzuki during a parade lap at the 2016 TT. The legacy continued as Asa Moyce dominated on his P&M Kawasaki in the 1977 Formula One TT, leaving spectators awestruck by his sheer speed. Roger Cope's thundering P&M Kawasaki accompanied by Sam Duncan's BSA created an unforgettable sight during a classic lap in 1993. Les Burgan followed suit with another impressive display aboard his trusty P&M Kawasaki in the Classic TT of '79. Mick Hunt blazed through tracks astride his mighty green-and-black adornedP & M Kawasaki bike duringthe intense competition ofthe1983Formula OneTT. Jim Wells joined him that yearonhis ownP & M Kawasakito showcase their shared passion for speedand adrenaline-fueled racing action. Even beyond road races, Peter Cranston pushed boundaries atthe2007Southern100withhisP&JHonda, making surethatthe spiritofP&Malwaysremainedalivein every cornerofthetrackandbeyond.