. >> british motorcycle racer peter hickman is one of the best in the world.own as the isle of man tt. short for both tourist trophy and time trial. not long before we met hickman, we watched him fly over the first jump on the course at a place known as ago's leap. >> you go by ago's leap today, and truly it was a blur. it was just like -- a speeding bullet. how fast do you think you were going when you went by there? >> around 185 to 195 mile an hour, somewhere around there. it's top gear. >> reporter: besides the blinding speeds, what truly makes the isle of man tt unique is that it is run on public roads that are open to normal traffic until just 30 minutes before racing begins on a 37-mile course that covers much of the island. running through villages and pastures, with riders taking more than 200 turns just inches from rock walls and buildings and residents. >> you initially race through a village and it just feels like you shouldn't be doing it, but we're allowed. >> on the isle of man. >> on the isle of man. >> reporter: there's more to say about the t

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and in fact, the tom hickman kc, who's one of our greatest public lawyers , wrote an article a in lawyersan article a in december for i think it was i first read it saying, look, this is going to create a problem for you. you need to just you need to amend this clause. i mean, tom again was very sceptical about the bill, but he said, if this is what you want to do, you need to amend this clause to give clarity, to say, yes, we're going to be out, out and out about saying we're going to breach international law on this, or we're going to be out and about saying we're not going to breach international law. >> no. if the european court is going to block the flight to rwanda, we don't even know that this is a lot of supposition and crystal ball gazing here, sam. >> yeah. and that might be for me, that's the biggest sort of legal challenge for it, that it's a bit hypothetical. so it may be it's not a bit. >> it's hugely hypothetical. they may remember the british supreme court cleared the original flight to rwanda. it was an unnamed european court judge blocked it. there's no reason to suppose