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Steve Parrish: Royal Automobile Club Talk Show in association with Motor Sport
MotoGP
- Last updated: September 19th 2019
The latest Royal Automobile Club talk show with Steve Parrish. Read Lunch With… Steve Parrish in the July 2018 issue
Motorcycle racer turned TV analyst Steve Parrish joins Motor Sport magazine’s Mat Oxley and Jack Phillips ahead of his evening at the Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall.
He looks back on how the world of motorcycling has changed since he retired, including recalling the many antics recounted in his new Parrish Times autobiography, what’s changed at the Isle of Man TT and what it was like to be Barry Sheene‘s team-mate.
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