The biography chronicles the life of Irish motorcycle racing legend Joey Dunlop, highlighting his remarkable achievement of winning 26 Isle of Man TT races and numerous other titles throughout his 30-year career. It delves into his passion for racing, his dedication to the sport, and his legacy as one of the greatest motorcycle racers in history. The narrative captures his journey, challenges, and the impact he made both on and off the track.
The story explores the tumultuous life of Joe, who finds himself in a desperate situation after a rushed marriage to Peggy before her sixteenth birthday. Following the tragic loss of their newborn to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Joe's grief turns to violence as he blames Peggy, leading to a cycle of abuse. The narrative delves into themes of trauma, loss, and the impact of poor choices on family dynamics, highlighting Joe's struggles and the dark consequences of his actions.