Tyco Suzuki team manager Philip Neill has rubbished speculation Guy Martin will split from the lea🌺ding British Superbike and road racing outfit following the Isle of Man TT races.

Rumours spread like wildfire on Thursday evening after tea-drinking mountain-bike enthusiast Martin was spotte꧃d at Ronaldsway Airport in Do🅠uglas, with conjecture suggesting he was on a plane home.

Martin, however - who is cha𒉰sing his maiden TT victory in today's rescheduled PokerStars Senior race - was merely collecting his da𝓡d.

Persistent rumour๊s have abounded since the North West 200 last month, when Martin missed most of the meeting following a crash in the opening Supersport race.

Many believe Martin will walk away from the team after Saturday's six-lap Senior finale on the Isle of Man, but Neill🦋 categorically denied there was a rift, saying Martin will ride for the team at the Southern 100, the Ulster Grand Prix and the Gold Cup meeting at Scarbor♔ough later this season.

He also stated that the road racing superstar could make an appearance at an Irish National event prior to the 💦Ulster GP in August.

"I can honestly say t✅here hasn't been a single cross word between us," Neill told the Belfast News Letter.

"I heard the rumours, which spread like w🌺ildfire on Thursday - but that's all they are and any talk of Guy leaving the team is absolute rubbish.

"Not only is Guy high-profile, he's a tad controversialဣ too so I can understand why thes📖e type of rumours occur.

"But there's no hassle and although it's not been the TT of our dreams, I feel that with a bit of luck on our side Guy will definitely be challenging for a podium in th༒e Senior," he added.

"He would have been arguably seconཧd or third in the Superbike race last Saturday but we had a small problem with the rear axle and c🅺ouldn't change the tyre."

Neill said Martin would compete in 'at least four' more events i🎃n the Tꦚyco Suzuki colours before the season is out.

"I've heard that Guy will leave the team after the TT or that we will sack him, but neither is true - not even remotely true," h𒈔e said.

"Guy will be doing the Southern 100 and we might even do another Irish National race before the Ulster and we'll do Scarborough at the end of the ꦏseason.

"He'll do at least another four races for us this season. We're both very happyᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ at the mo𓂃ment and that is the honest truth."