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The Manx Grand Prix paddock has been rocked by news a popular competitor at the event has been killed at a race in the Czech Republic.
News of the death of Adrian McFarland, from Plumbridge near Omagh in Northern Ireland, came through on Saturday night.
He was a regular competitor in the Isle of Man, achieving four top ten finishes, including a second place, at the MGP.
He also won silver and bronze replicas at the TT in the late 1990s.
Adrian McFarland suffered fatal injuries in a crash near the town of Hradec Kralove.
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