Attention Paddock #2 • Ian Hutchinson • 🗣️ "I've never gone to a TT as the favourite to win!" 👀
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- ⚠️ Attention Paddock #2 • Ian Hutchinson ⚠️
In Episode 2 of Attention Paddock, James Whitham chats with legendary 16-time TT winner Ian Hutchinson.
With only 3 weeks to go until the start of the IOM TT, Hutchy talks in detail through the early days of his career, his horrendous injuries and miracle recoveries, as well as his hopes for the 2022 IOM TT and beyond. 🔥
Don't miss this extended & exclusive interview with one of the TT's most iconic competitors.
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I’ve watched a LOT of Hutchy interviews and I’ve never seen him so relaxed. The relationship Whit has with these lads really does smash through the screen. Great job and wishing Hutchy all the best for this years NW200 and TT (I have to say the Milwaukee paint job is the best I’ve seen in a long time, stunning 👌🏻)
definitely!, he can ask questions others couldnt because they all know he comes from a good place with them
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Thanks RST, Jamie & Ian. Two of the genuine good guys of the sport. I have nothing but admiration and respect for Ian. His determination and resilience is beyond reproach. 45 surgeries, three massive lay offs & come backs. Whatever Hutchy chooses to do, he will always be known as one of the greats of road racing, always a winner.
Its hard to find a favourite in the TT since theyre all such special lads, but for me Hutchy is no1, what a story! What determination! Such a genuine bloke, inspiring to say the least!
Whit, you give us as much pleasure with your intrrviews as when you were racing.
Absolutely fantastic.
Best of luck Hutchy, rooting for you 👍
What a great interview, relaxed and honest you can tell the friendship between you both. I was stood on the coast road on Thursday practice piss wet through watching the bikes flying past in horrible conditions.
Very brave. By the way Hutchy I was the marshal that picked you up at Cadwell Goose Neck and stopped you walking on to the live circuit when you cartwheeled your bike i think you where on bike Animal Honda and had been not feeling well prior to racing.
Your bike was a bit worse for were and once everything was recovered I noticed a clutch cover sock left in the grass.
I still have it if you want it back.
Great interview. To have come back from such horrendous and prolonged pain and injury is incredible and shows exceptional character. Best of luck to Ian at the NW200 and at the TT.
It was worth 45 mins for the "what the fuck you saying that for?" .🤣 Great interview, don't often get to hear much from hutchy. Good luck this year.
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This was brilliant! Hutchy is so incredibly humble and honest. His comeback from so many serious injuries is truly inspirational. Great intimate interview - really enjoyed it.
Another great interview. Like how Jamie will ask a question and then sit back to let the person answer, rather than many others who will just wait for a pause and jump in with another question.
Just a fantastic interview, Hutchy is incredible.
2 absolute legends, much respect, unfortunately I had a crash and my outcome was different, miss riding, but still love the sport.
me to feel your pain not ridden for 15 years miss it so much still trying to get back for one last go. but at the age of 56 that window is closing .
Cracking video nice to see them both happy and relaxed. Jamie has a way with people that puts them at eases and he just let's talk without interupting there flow
Couldn't agree more. Jamie understands the 'art of listening' and has honesty & compassion in spades. Not a bad bike racer either.
What a brilliant interview in a lovely setting.I've always been a big Hutchy fan and I wish him well for the future.I was getting a bit cross though watching those eggs going cold.☺👍
What a humble badass!
Great interview. Living legend, especially what he has been through! Good luck Hutchy 👍🏻
Quite possibly the most incredible story I have ever listened to. Absolutely mind blowing.
Wow ..2 truly amazing guys who have been through so much in their lives yet in totally different ways.
Great interview in a brilliant location.
Thanks for the enjoyment guys
What a cracking interview Jaime. And all the very best to you Ian 👍
Awesome to get to know Hutchy better from such an in-depth interview while learning about TT all the way from South Africa....a dream of mine to get there one day
Always liked Ian as a rider. And I'd never consider him a spent force. I can only give him maximum respect with what problems his had. He is definitely a fighter, and I take my hat off to him. He is still competing at the highest level. Hope he has a great TT 22. All the best from Coventry.
True ambassador for motorcycle racing,, for all the stuff he went through and still determination to race motorcycle,, what a great video thanks for sharing it with us,, from Northern Ireland,, total admiration for the fella,,, beyond belief,,, hopefully he'll be back to winning ways
Really enjoyable watch/listen. I remember watching Closer to the Edge and seeing Hutchy dominate, only to end up injured a few weeks after the TT. I never knew the extent of the injuries. Would be great to see him win at the TT again!
What a great interview with a great guy All the best ian and stay safe
Hutchy is awesome. Never would you expect that he would be an all time legend on the TT.
We love him him over here. That year was incredible when he clean sweeped. Everyone was rooting for him.
Great interview Jamie. Ians first TT 2007 remember meeting you at your first think it was1987. We're both old boys now then. Road Racing is THE sport for me but boy do I wish I could wrap every rider up in cotton wool. Ian's a nice fella and I hope he achieves what he wants to achieve at this years TT and all riders stay safe.
Simply Brilliant! Many thanks!
This should be shown to schoolkids, to show them the sheer willpower humans are capable of with enough self belief and determination.
Ian Hutchinson is a local lad to us, being from Bingley ourselves, and I am in absolute awe of the man.
His journey has been mind blowing, what he's gone through and come back from, several times over, and the iron spine and gigantanium nuts he has are just incredible.
I couldn't respect a man any more than I do Ian Hutchinson.
God bless you Ian. The first and likely only ever straight flush at the T. T
Thanks 🙏 mr hutch 👍 cheers attention paddock
Hutchy absolute legend and a hero to me, to go through what he has and still wants to get on, wow! Amazing relaxed and genuine interview well done RST TEAM
Hutchy is a very inspirational person coming through many years of pain and rehab to still fight for podiums in every race he enters. He has a great head on his shoulders and shows that these 'supermen' are only human on every level. Great interview by JW, he gives Michael Parkinson a great run for the money .... enjoyed this insight ...
Cracking interview Jamie and fair play what a bloke Ian is too , best of luck for the TT . Cheers
Fantastic interview. I can’t fookin wait for him to be back on the top step.
Agreed. Always remember his first win after coming back. Emotional stuff but brilliant. Softly spoken hard bastard is Ian.
Gotta love Hutchy. So down to earth and honest! Been through the mill over the years but still positive and we could all learn a lot from him. Hell of a bike racer and even more so of a good guy
The one n only Hutchinson ( hutchy) good luck bud, keep it paint side up and come back safe, see you here in two weeks.
Love Hutchy. Hardest man in sport. Wish you the very best at this years TT Ian. Thank you Jamie for another great interview.
Ian you are a true legend after everything you have been through. These videos are brilliant xxx
Really enjoyed this fantastic interview. The definition of steely determination and quite amazing talent.
Great interview lads 👌
Unbelievable amazing, I had to watch it twice. Nice to see such an honest, casual, non media trained, real life interview. Especially 44:36 onwards
Love him to have another win
Love these Attention Paddock interviews, please keep them coming
Fantastic interview, thank you so much. Hutchy is a legend and inspiration. Never met him unfortunately. This has extraordinary meaning to me as I lived not far from Bingley and my brother was best friends with David Jefferies in the 80's, we were neighbours too, living literally just round corner from their bungalow in Baildon. I never knew Hutchy worked at Allan Jefferies, it was probably the old shop in Saltair. I was lucky to have known the lovely Jefferies family through my brother and my dad knew the Lampkins too. Even living in Cornwall now for 25 years, I always follow the TT closely. I must also add that I love JW too, he was also one of the greats and I always enjoy his interviews and vast knowledge and experience.
This kid is a legend. Talk about grit...Hutchy you are always the favorite in our house.
Whit has found a new carrreeer great interview Always best when you just let folk talk but knowing who you are talking to understands always helps !!the next Wogan me thinks !
Incredible man, great interviewer
Absolutely brilliant vid 😎😎🙌great interview loving these 😎😎😎😎😎🙌
Glad you’re enjoying them, Shaun!
Fantastic interview ,
Wow that’s a powerful interview, I don’t know what to take of that. @$?! Mental. Good luck Ian
Well done fella. Superb.
I have nothing but respect to Ian Hutchinson, this lad went through hell with his injuries and still wanted to race motorbikes,I'm not a fan of him honestly and he is not my favorite, but what a fighter he is,glad that he is still racing this year and I hope that he gets good results,and one thing that I'd need to mention and I've heard a lot of times about racers in the UK is that most of them came from nowhere and they didn't have the money to race, and they bacame racers, they didn't have money or sponsorship to go racing,like in hutchy'a case, no bike because he couldn't afford one, no money he had 20 quid and gambled to get entry fees,and dj lent him a bike,I feel that most racers in the uk came out of poverty!! , racing was always rich people's sport but where are the sponsor's from these guys it makes me wonder!!
Another classy piece of work James thank you .
You’re such a great interview two of the best to ever set foot in the BSB an road racing paddocks he is in my top three favourite TT riders for 2 reasons num 1 the 5 in a week num 2 Still having 2 working legs because the amount of times he has broken them reminds me of the tin man in Wizard of Oz Such a legend for coming back from those injuries
Any relation to Steve Tombs ?
@@colinstewart1432 Stephen Tombs aka Grease Has 3 brothers called Craig Luke Mason and a sister called Lea
@@ashleytombs Nice one. 👍
Another top interview 👍
Hutchy at his most relaxed and mature, whit as always a great font of knowledge.
Brilliant interview 👏
TT Legend. Have a good one Hutchy!
Good luck hutchy , balls of steel each and every one of you
In awe mate 👌👍🏼
Mega. Loving this Attention Paddock series
Whit is Mr Motorcycle! Charismatic and engaging and so down to earth,love him!
Seen Hutchy at the Nw 200 last Saturday..amazing fella. Best of luck in the TT Hutchy.
Loved this interview, thanks guys 👏😀👍 cheers.
Good luck Hutchy hope you have a fantastic 2022 TT!
Another great video from the series. That lad has balls of steel!
Loving these videos!
🙌 More to come.
What an inspiration this man is 👏👏🙏
Boss hutchy isn’t he tho such a down to earth fella wish him all the best 👍
Hutchy. My favourite TT rider ever. What a top quality gentleman
This guy is the definition of iron man I can not believe he's still racing motorbikes, amazing rider amazing determination best of luck hutchy
What a man just an incredible story, good luck Hutchy..
A GREAT INTERVIEW 2 GREAT YORKSHIRE LADS
thanks for being a wicked dude and rider hutchy. true racer.
Great laid back , nice interview ! Thanks
Very cool. One of my heroes being interviewed by one of my heroes.
I can tell James is from my generation, because he is wearing a pair of black leather converse high tops...the shoe to have in the 80's and damn hard to find. I snatch up a pair when ever I find them.
What a legend! A true modern TT Gladiator.
Brilliant interview.
Another crackin interview, Cheers 4 sharing.
Will always think, what he went through with his accident and then coming back to win again at the TT is a far bigger accomplishment/story than Fury's or Tiger Woods, not to take anything away from there's.
What a great interview
Amazing interview and what a guy - If you ever look up the word resilience in the dictionary there will be a picture of Hutchy.
Wow what a guy, pure legend.... Love you too whitt
I remember 10 years ago or so being stood at the end of cronk y voddy straight at a garden wall at the end of straight it bends to the right then drops into a dip right in front of where we’re stood it seemed most riders may hook back a gear and roll into it. But fast riders do it different. John McGuiness was ultra fast & compact just letting off so the blade settled in perfectly and carried on with no drama, Steve plater was similar but not as quick. (This is every lap) Ian lougher scared the crap out of everyone on that wall each time he came round, the AIM R1 was crossing up so bad we thought he was gonna over the wall with us! Hutchy took it completely differently, he got closer to us(the wall) than anyone else with a massive (I’m not letting off) wheelie every time. His style was incredibly purposeful(on that bend more than anyone else) It was shocking! Bruce antstey was only person doing anything like this on that bend...Amazing! If you’re every at the tt and the guy who owns that house at the end straight will let you stand behind that wall, it is truly mental. A year end later when me and my mate went to macau (we were literally the only two people that had gone from England to watch the race). I was lucky enough to get the chance to tell Ian in a bar in Rio’s everything I’ve just wrote in this comment. sorry Ian if you remember i was that pi##head! To be fair Ian explained to me exactly how he approached that section of tt track & in intricate detail the reasons why he went past (every lap) in that way. Thanks for taking the time to explain it to me. You did it Ian and it was on the last of the non-traction control crazy superbikes
A Yorkshire inspiration. The man.
Interesting as usual from hutchy. Me thinks a win this year for him. Was all booked to go this year, had a massive crash last sept, right leg still not strong enough for 13 days of TT.
There's nothing more enjoyable than a racer interviewing a racer
Bonkers interview;-) keep them coming please:-).
What a gem of a person Hutchy is
wat an incredible person, the mental strength that he has is infinate
Good luck Hutchy do it for us gammy leggers 😂❤️
Fantastic
Brilliant video.
What a lovely grounded man top interview 👌
Hutchy was savage on that Paul Byrd Kawasaki a few years back.
Top bloke. Wish him a great TT
What is that person doing on the cliff face at 10:13? Great interview. Always good to hear from Hutchy.
Amazing good luck Hutchy
I love these little interviews you’ve done, James, but this one really struck a chord for me. I’m closer to you age than Hutchy’s, but even though I lived just up the road from him (in Saltaire), I never realised he was a ‘normal’ road-rider, and we had all the same stomping grounds. I bought my first bike (or rather my mum did) from Nick Jefferies (no idea who he was at the time). It was to get me to school at Apperley Bridge, and was purely some transport, when I was 16. Nick showed us several second-hand mopeds, and my mum said, “Oh, I can’t afford that” each time. When he patiently asked what she COULD afford, he showed us a beaten-up old FS1-E in the back, explaining that they didn’t usually sell anything like this, but he could fix this and that up a bit, and do it for the price she said. (She was also shocked at the fact she’d forgotten I’d need a helmet!) -Oh, and also, I didn’t know how to ride. “No problem, I’ll get one of the mechanics to show you in the carpark, when you pick it up.” Those were the days, eh?) 😳🙄
Nice to know Hutchy went to all the places we did. I probably even know the bend he was on about on that road over Ilkley Moor. I passed my test on a 125, when I was 17, and frequently went over those moor roads between Baildon and Ilkley Moors, to pick up my girlfriend of the time, who lived a mile or two beyond the Cow & Calf rocks, where you did your interview.
Happy days…
(Never stopped riding. Currently running an old S4 Ducati and a ZZR1400.)
Really good sportsmanship.,.
Having cage on my leg for over nearly 3 years on two separate ocassions I want to say I kind of uderstand undertaking hahah.Wish you Win Ian
Good luck and go safe.
Did Whitham leave cafe without paying? Like he did with LITTLE CHEF. Respect to Hutchy for TT Wins.
We took care of that 😉