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Phillip Mccallen | 13:02 UK time, Tuesday, 13 May 2008

I spoke at length to John McGuinness at the NW200 press launch in the Ulster Folk & Transport Museum. And when I say at length, I mean at length. The boys who do the great Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ NW200 website filmed it all, so have a look at the videos below. Oh, and it was in one of the famous DeLorean cars from the Back to the Future film. Made, of course, in Northern Ireland.

Part One: Watch John talking about the calibre of the NW200 and the esteem in which it's held...

Part Two: Watch me reminding John about Christian Elkin beating him last year...

Part Three: Watch John telling me what a pleasure it is to ride for team boss Clive Padgett...

Part Four: Finally, watch John assessing his competition at the NW200, particularly the AIM Yamaha team...

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