The TTXGP, the first Zero emission motorcycling race using electric motorcycles that is supported by the FIM, took place this morning on the Isle of Man during the famous Tourist Trophy. Robert Barber from Team Agny won the Pro Class category with an average speed of 87mph during the 60kms of the TT Course. Thomas Schoenfelder from Team XXL and Mark Buckley from Team Brammo/Bike completed the podium. About TTXGP Visit the web site www.ttxgp.com. More, from a press release issued by Brammo: The Brammo Enertia ridden by Scotland’s Mark Buckley was the first place finishing production-based bike and third place overall in the historic TTXGP electric motorcycle race. Part of the 102nd year of the Isle of Man TT, the TTXGP featured electric motorcycles from around the globe in a single-lap race of the 37.73-mile street circuit. The Brammo bikes reached top speeds exceeding 102 MPH, amongst the fastest in the field, and turned consistent average race lap speeds of over 75 MPH. Brammo rider, Mark Buckley, who was pleased with the run said, “I think the bike had a bit more in it, but we have to be happy with third overall. I was thrilled to be a part of this team. They worked hard all week, and we made some history.” Brammo director of product development, Brian Wismann, said, “We’re really proud of our riders, Mark Buckley and Roy Richardson and the whole Brammo Best Buy team. Our engineers were able to learn so much about the performance potential of electric motorcycles and Brammo will continue to apply this knowledge to the Enertia and future Brammo production models.” Best Buy Racing’s Paul Zindrick was elated with the result and the week and said, “There has been an incredible amount of interest in this race and the Brammo Enertia TTRs. Best Buy was proud to be the Presenting Sponsor of the TTXGP event, and we were thrilled to help the Brammo get on the podium.” Best Buy will begin selling Brammo Enertia street bikes in select Best Buy stores in America beginning this summer.