Martin Loicht has become the second rider to be killed in as many days on the Isle of Man TT after an accident duri🌼ng the Supersport 2 race.

Martin, 48 and hailing from Austria, was competing in the TT for𝐆 the first time since 1996 and also had experience of competing on the Isle of Man Sourthern 100 TT last 🅷year. He was a professor of mechanical engineering at the Institute of Technology, Vienna.

He was married to Nikola and has two children. The Auto Cycle Union wishes to pass on their deepest sympathy to the rider's family a꧟nd friends.

"I got to know Martin really well by working with him on the TT Zero project as he was developing a bike to compete in that race," Dr Paul King, technical director, ACU, said
"He was a real character who was passionate and committed to motorcycling and he reflected the amateur spirit and endea�𒐪�vour that pervades the TT."

Martin fell fജrom his bike in an accident at Quarry Bends.

Paul D🧸obbs was killed in ꦇan accident yesterday [Thursday]

ltxcn.top woul⛎d like𒈔 to join the series organisers in expressing its condolences to Martin's family and friends.