Joey Dunlop: The Definitive Biography Free Audiobook Download by Stuart Barker

This is the definitive biography of Joey Dunlop, "The Man with the Golden Arm." The book takes you on a detailed and in-depth journey into Dunlop's life. From his early years, to his rise to fame as one of the fastest motorcycle racers in the world, and then beyond. Stuart Barker tells it all; you'll want to stay up late reading just one more chapter.

Joey Dunlop is a British professional motorcycle racer and the most successful British competitor in the sport's history. He is a two-time 500cc world champion, three-time 500cc European champion, and has been called the "King of Six Days".

Joey Dunlop: The Definitive Biography is a biography written by Stuart Barker. It tells the story of how Joey Dunlop achieved racing success despite his humble beginnings and tough upbringing.

Joey Dunlop is a professional motorcycle racer from Northern Ireland. After taking part in the 1978 Ulster Grand Prix, he was snapped up by Honda and put into their European racing team. He won 3 world championships before moving to the then new Suzuki team. His biggest win came in 1988 when he became the first ever rider to win both the Isle of Man TT and World Motorcycle Championship in the same year.

Joey Dunlop was born on March 20th, 1941 to an English father and a Scottish mother in Glasgow, Scotland. He began his career as a mechanic for David Brown Ltd., and at age 21 won the 500cc motorcycle championship before turning pro and going into Formula One racing with the works Honda team in 1972. Joey became Britain's first world champion in the motocross class when he won the coveted FIM World Championship.

Joey Dunlop, a Northern Irish professional motorcycle racer who has won the world championship five times, is one of the most famous racing figures in the world. In this biography, author Stuart Barker celebrates Dunlop's achievements and motivation by focusing on his life outside of racing-including his struggle to control an addiction to nicotine. It was not until he quit smoking that Dunlop found success on the bike.