“It’s 100% Mental, 100% Physical, and Yet So Peaceful at the Same Time” | Blake Kelly

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“It’s 100% Mental, 100% Physical, and Yet So Peaceful at the Same Time” | Blake Kelly

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Blake Kelly built his entire racing operation on a shoestring budget and a DIY ethos, and last year became one of three locals to start the Manx Grand Prix. He works as a firefighter and blue light instructor. He paints his own bikes. He converted a 1997 ambulance into a race van with a sofa bed and a big TV. He edits his own YouTube videos. He designs his own vinyl stickers with a desktop cutter. He built a pit crew that nailed the third fastest pitstop at the Manx Grand Prix. This is a story about getting to the mountain circuit on no money and a lot of stubbornness. The episode covers late entry into racing, the gap between short-circuit racing and mountain roads, the cost of reaching the Manx Grand Prix (around £30k this year), the physical and mental experience of racing 37.73 miles on closed public roads on the Isle of Man, his YouTube channel as a creative outlet, building a support team from nothing, and what it actually takes to race at the sport’s most famous venue. It’s a conversation about ambition without resources, risk management, asking for help, and the specific terror and peace that comes from knowing every inch of a road so well that you can do 160mph on it.

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