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TTXGP UK: Jenny Tinmouth makes it two wins in a row at Pembrey

While the North American TTXGP championship may have wrapped up for 2010, the UK edition is still in full swing with the third of four races just having been decided. As in the previous round, Jenny Tinmouth came out on top at Pembrey Circuit after some serious battling and now leads in overall points.

New video finally makes TTXGP look exciting

The build up to the TTXGP ended in an anti-climax on race day, with very little material and no video leaving the Isle of Man. Now, over a month later, the organizers behind the race have finally cobbled together a decent amount of race footage, unfortunately it's saddled with a cringe-worthy soundtrack. So much for electric race bikes that sound like TIE Fighters, here they sound like a cheesy country song. Turn your speakers down then hit the video below.

it has the ability to reach speeds of 102mph, race around a 38 mile mountainous course and is powered by batteries which can be charged from a standard household socket. It’s Kingston University’s new, green motorbike. Designed by six final-year engineering students, the bike is set to make history by competing in the world’s first zero-emissions Grand Prix this summer. The Kingston team will join 24 eco-bikes from America, India, Italy, Germany and Austria on the start line at the 2009 Isle of Man TTXGP.

"Brammo's latest video series, while not the highest in terms of production values, gives us the first view of the TTR's chassis and revised shock mount. Compared to the larger Mission One and Motoczysz E1pc, the TTR is lithe and extremely narrow. The Brammo Enertia TTR also looks surpisingly similar to contemporary MotoGP bikes, not only in scale but also with the legion of wires sprouting from every nook and cranny. There's also some interesting hints about future applications. All four videos after the jump.