The Isle of Man TT （Tourist Trophy） is one of the most dangerous and prestigious motorcycle races in the world. Held annually on the Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency in the Irish Sea, this event attracts top riders and enthusiasts from around the globe.
The race takes place on the Snaefell Mountain Course, a 37.73-mile （60.72 km） public roads circuit that winds through towns, villages, and countryside. Riders reach speeds of over 200 mph （320 km/h） on narrow, winding roads with little margin for error.
First held in 1907, the Isle of Man TT has a rich history and tradition. The event typically runs for two weeks in late May and early June, featuring various classes including Superbike, Supersport, Superstock, and the legendary Senior TT.
Safety has always been a major concern, as the challenging course has claimed many lives over the years. Despite this, the race continues to draw competitors willing to risk everything for the chance to become a TT champion.
The event also includes practice sessions, qualifying, and other supporting races, creating a festival atmosphere on the island that celebrates motorcycle racing heritage and culture. |
