Racing
The Isle of Man TT and the Manx Grand Prix. The race began in 1907 on the St John's Short Course and moved to the 37 and three quarter mile Snaefell Mountain Course in 1911, which is a public road closed for the occasion and has never been a purpose-built circuit. Held to roughly a tenth of this archive on purpose, because the island is not a racetrack. On the deaths, which are real and heavily quoted: the large published figure covers the entire Mountain Course including the Manx Grand Prix and the Clubman TT rather than the TT alone, the lists separate competitors from officials, marshals and spectators, and no organisation maintains an authoritative count. This archive states scope rather than a bare number, and carries the memorials rather than the crashes.
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- - Norton TT 1907 01. The Norton with a Peugeot engine on which Rem Fowler won the twin-cylinder class of the first Tourist Trophy in 1907. Charlie Collier won the single-cylinder class and the race overall on a Matchless, covering ten laps of the St John's Short Course in 4 hours 8 minutes 8 seconds at an average of 38.21 miles per hour.
- - Isle of Man TT 1950. Footage of the 1950 Isle of Man TT. By this date the race had been running over the 37.73-mile Mountain Course since 1911; the first TT of 1907 was held on the shorter St John's Short Course on the west of the island.
- - Geoff Duke Isle of Man TT 1951. Geoff Duke at the 1951 Isle of Man TT. Duke won the Senior and Junior TTs that year and went on to six world championships, and he later settled on the island.
- - 1986 Isle of Man TT 80th Anniversary Documentary. A documentary made for the 80th anniversary of the TT in 1986. Counting from the first race of 28 May 1907, organised by the Auto-Cycle Club over ten laps of the St John's Short Course with 25 entrants.
- - JoeyDunlopTT1992Gooseneck125ccm. Joey Dunlop at the Gooseneck on his 125cc machine at the 1992 Isle of Man TT. Dunlop was Northern Irish rather than Manx, took 26 TT wins and was killed in a road race in Estonia in 2000.
- - Isle of Man TT Races RC30. Nick Jefferies on a Honda RC30 at Creg-ny-Baa during the 1992 Isle of Man TT. Creg-ny-Baa is the right-hander at the bottom of the mountain descent and one of the best known spectator points on the course.
- - RobertDunlopTT92Start. Robert Dunlop at the start of the 1992 Isle of Man TT. Robert was Joey Dunlop's brother, and the family's association with the island's road racing spans four decades.
- - Race Commentary - 1998 Senior TT. Manx Radio's original race commentary on the 1998 Senior TT, the blue riband race of the meeting. The Senior is run over six laps of the 37.73-mile Mountain Course.
- - Niarbyl - Horse back rider and thatched cottage. A rider and a thatched cottage at Niarbyl on the west coast, filed under racing. Niarbyl is a fishing hamlet on the coast road and is not part of the Mountain Course.
- - TT Archive: 2000 Lightweight TT - Full Commentary. Archive commentary on the 2000 Lightweight TT. Joey Dunlop won the Ultra Lightweight race at this meeting, his 26th and final TT victory; he was killed in a road race in Estonia a few weeks later.
- - TT Archive: 2000 Formula One - Full Commentary. Archive commentary on the 2000 Formula One TT. This was Joey Dunlop's final TT meeting, at which he took the last of his 26 wins.
- - Ewan Hamilton. A rider on the Snaefell Mountain Course, 31 August 2005. 2005 was the deadliest year in the course's history with eleven deaths across the whole season, most of them at the August and September Manx Grand Prix rather than the June TT.
- - 2009 Kate's Cottage Michael Dunlop. Michael Dunlop at Kate's Cottage in 2009, a left-hand bend where the course starts its run down off the Snaefell mountain section. The descent from the mountain to Creg-ny-Baa is one of the fastest stretches of the circuit.
- - Norton Rotary RC588 Duckhams. Ian Simpson's 1994 rotary-engined Crighton Norton displayed at Nobles Park, Douglas, behind the TT grandstand, in 2009. The rotary Nortons won the Senior TT in 1992 and are among the most unusual machines to have taken the race.
- - Race paddock IMG 0249. The race paddock at the 2010 Isle of Man TT. The paddock sits at Nobles Park behind the grandstand on Glencrutchery Road, which has been the start and finish since the Mountain Course was adopted in 1911.
- - Douglas Road Corner IMG 0003. Douglas Road Corner on the Snaefell Mountain Course. The circuit runs through towns, villages and farmland on ordinary roads, with stone walls, kerbs and houses at the edge of the racing line.
- - THE RUDGE MOTORCYCLE. UK.. A Rudge motorcycle. Rudge-Whitworth machines raced at the island's early TTs; the course's first fatality, Victor Surridge, was riding a Rudge-Whitworth in practice at Glen Helen on 27 June 1911.
- - David Smith 2010 Manx GP. David Smith riding a 246cc Yamaha in the Lightweight Classic at the 2010 Manx Grand Prix, finishing second in 1:40:41. The Manx Grand Prix is a separate meeting from the TT and accounts for a substantial share of the Mountain Course's fatalities.
- - The stands at the TT Start-Finish line. The stands at the TT start and finish line on Glencrutchery Road, Douglas, 2010. Riders leave at ten second intervals against the clock rather than in a mass start, which is the fundamental difference between the TT and circuit racing.
- - Supersport TT race1 IMG 0639. Cameron Donald and Ian Lougher in Supersport Race 1 at the 2010 Isle of Man TT. Supersport is one of several classes run across TT race week.
- - Kerrowmoar IMG 0127. Kerrowmoar on the Snaefell Mountain Course. The northern section between Sulby and Ramsey contains some of the fastest road on the circuit.
- - TT. The island during TT week. The event brings tens of thousands of visitors to a resident population of about 84,000, which is the modern successor to the Victorian steamer trade.
- - River Glass, Quarterbridge. The River Glass at Quarterbridge, Douglas. The bridge that gives the corner its name crosses the river at the bottom of the course's opening descent.
- - Quarterbridge Road
- - Isle of man TT week Mountain course crash Mad Sunday Purple Helmets Grandstand Bungalow jhnew 11-11. Spectator footage from TT week including Mad Sunday, the day between race weeks when the Mountain Road runs one way and is open to the public. It is not a race, and it has its own casualty record separate from the events.
- - Anstey IMG 0100. The 2012 Isle of Man TT, photographed on 4 June. The TT fortnight runs practice week and race week over the same closed roads.
- - TT Documentary - Joey Dunlop-Robert Dunlop-Brian Reid-Neil Robinson-Mick Grant-Roger Marshall. A documentary on the road racing generation of Joey and Robert Dunlop, Brian Reid, Neil Robinson, Mick Grant and Roger Marshall. Joey Dunlop's 26 TT wins remain unbeaten; he died racing in Estonia in 2000.
- - 2013 Isle of Man TT 8. Michael Dunlop in the Superbike race at the 2013 Isle of Man TT. The race is run over the Snaefell Mountain Course, 37.73 miles with 219 turns, rising more than 1,300 feet across the mountain.
- - Photo 6 Newcomers Race A 2013 IMG P00139. Christopher Dixon in Parliament Square, Ramsey (Rhumsaa), during Newcomers Race A at the 2013 Manx Grand Prix. The Manx Grand Prix is the amateur and classic meeting held on the same Mountain Course in August and September, a separate event from the TT.
- - Dainese Superbike TT 2013 - 3 - John McGuinness. John McGuinness in the Dainese Superbike TT at the 2013 Isle of Man TT. McGuinness is English, has 23 TT wins and is still competing; his documented racing record is the only claim made for him here.
- - 2013 Isle of Man TT Races Photo2 IMG 0039. John McGuinness, left, with newcomer Josh Brookes at the start of the Newcomers speed control lap at the 2013 TT. Newcomers are led around the course at controlled speed before they are allowed to race it.
- - Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (48). A vintage car at the Patriotic TT, a 2014 event marking a century since 1914. Motorsport came to the island because road racing on closed public roads was illegal in Britain while Tynwald could and did close its own roads.
- - Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (29). A vintage car at the 2014 Patriotic TT. The event marked the centenary of 1914, when racing on the island stopped for the duration of the First World War and the boarding houses filled with internees instead.
- - OSSA 250cc Monohull 1968 Santi Herrero c. The 1968 OSSA 250cc monocoque, built by Eduard Giro and ridden by Santiago Herrero, photographed in the Museu de la Moto de Barcelona. Herrero raced at the island; the machine is preserved in Spain.
- - Stanley Woods descends Bray Hill during the 1935 TT Races.. Stanley Woods descending Bray Hill past the Port-e-Chee Avenue junction during the 1935 TT. Woods won ten TTs, and Bray Hill remains the course's opening plunge out of Douglas, taken at over 170 miles per hour today.
- - Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (24). A vintage car at the 2014 Patriotic TT. The island's motorsport calendar extends well beyond the TT fortnight into classic, car and rally events.
- - Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (4). A vintage car at the 2014 Patriotic TT, marking a century since 1914. Racing stopped on the island for both world wars.
- - Iomtt-433. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The first Tourist Trophy was run in 1907 on the St John's Short Course on the west of the island; the Mountain Course was adopted for motorcycles only in 1911.
- - Iomtt-310. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The Mountain Course is public highway for all but a few weeks a year, closed by order under the island's own road closure legislation.
- - Iomtt-695. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The first race in 1907 was as much a fuel economy trial as a speed contest: single-cylinder machines had to average 90 miles per gallon and twins 75.
- - Iomtt-071. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Racing on the island began after the editor of The Motor Cycle proposed it at the Auto-Cycle Club annual dinner in London on 17 January 1907.
- - Iomtt-540. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. John McGuinness holds 23 TT wins, third on the all-time list, with a personal best lap of 132.701 miles per hour.
- - Iomtt-656. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The Mountain Course record is held by riders averaging over 130 miles per hour on public roads with no run-off.
- - Iomtt-128. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Joey Dunlop's 26 TT wins remain the record; his fastest lap of 123.87 miles per hour was set in his final TT race, the 2000 Senior.
- - Iomtt-499. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The course climbs from sea level at Ramsey to the Bungalow and the mountain box before dropping back to Douglas.
- - Iomtt-449. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The TT was part of the motorcycle world championship until 1976, when riders' safety objections led to its removal.
- - Triumph TR3 (2). A Triumph TR3 at a classic rally and hill climb on the island. Car competition on the island runs alongside the motorcycle events; the Mountain Course was first used for cars in 1908.
- - Morris Cooper S (7). A Morris Cooper S at an island classic rally and time trial. The Manx road network's closure powers make it usable for competition in ways British roads are not.
- - Iomtt-383. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Racing is deliberately one facet of this archive rather than its spine, because its media volume dwarfs everything else about the island.
- - Mini Cooper S (blue) (2). A Mini Cooper S at an island classic rally. Car events use the same closed public roads that the motorcycle meetings do.
- - Iomtt-237. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The course passes through Kirk Michael and Ballaugh at speed, with houses directly on the racing line.
- - Frazer Nash Nurburg. A Frazer Nash Nurburg at an island classic event. Cars first used the Mountain Course in 1908, three years before motorcycles were moved onto it.
- - Cregneash, sheep paddock. A sheep paddock at Cregneash, filed under racing. Cregneash is the folk village at the island's southern tip and is not on the Mountain Course.
- - Iomtt-352. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The event is capped in this archive at roughly one facet in ten, because the island is not the race.
- - Iomtt-216. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The published list of Mountain Course fatalities separates riders from officials, marshals, parade laps and spectators, and no organisation maintains an authoritative count.
- - Morgan Hale Racer (3). A Morgan hale racer at an island classic event. Vintage and classic motorsport runs on the island alongside the modern meetings.
- - Iomtt-093. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Practice runs in the early morning and evening, when the roads can be closed with least disruption to the island.
- - Iomtt-518. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Riders start at intervals against the clock, so the leader on the road is rarely the leader on time.
- - WizNorton Racing- 2016 Superbike Classic TT Race Onboard. Onboard footage from a Classic TT Superbike race on a Norton. Classic racing keeps historic machinery in competition over the same Mountain Course used by the modern meeting.
- - TT 2016 - Moody Dhoo (3). A motorcycle at Peel during the 2016 TT. The Mountain Course does not pass through Peel, but the whole island turns over to the event for the fortnight.
- - Live Stream: Practicing the Snaefell Mountain Course at Isle of Man TT (No Assists). A long practice session over the Snaefell Mountain Course. Named corners on the circuit include Ballaugh Bridge, Creg-ny-Baa, Bray Hill, the Ramsey Hairpin, Governor's Bridge, the Bungalow and Glen Helen.
- - 2019 Isle of Man TT Races Official Launch Show | TT Races Official. The official launch show for the 2019 races. The TT is a commercial property with tightly managed broadcast rights, which is why most freely available footage of it comes from spectators rather than broadcasters.
- - Isle of Man TT triskelion. A triskelion emblem in TT branding, the Three Legs of Mann shown wearing motorcycle boots. The symbol is the island's, medieval in adoption, and its Latin motto 'Quocunque Jeceris Stabit' is later than the emblem itself.
- - Isle of man TT Snaefell Mountain Course full 4 laps training Tourist Trophy on Kawasaki ZX6R. Four laps of the Snaefell Mountain Course recorded from a rider's perspective on a road bike. Outside race weeks the course is ordinary public road, which is why onboard footage of the full circuit is possible at all.
- - TT Switch-On. The TT switch-on event in Douglas (Doolish). The races are the island's largest annual influx of visitors, layered onto a tourism economy that dates from the Steam Packet's first crossings in 1830.
- - The Greatest Race | Ultimate TT Races presented by Bennetts. An episode of the TT's own retrospective series on notable races. Race speeds on the Mountain Course have risen from an average of 38.21 mph at the first TT in 1907 to over 135 mph.
- - Glenn Irwin: Long Time Coming | The TT Podcast | E8. Glenn Irwin talks to the TT's own podcast. The Mountain Course was first used for cars in 1908 and adopted for motorcycle racing in 1911, four years after the race itself began.
- - Dom Herbertson: Like Father, Like Son | The TT Podcast | E16.1. Dom Herbertson in the TT's podcast series. The Mountain Course record for fatalities is compiled from lists that cover the TT, the Manx Grand Prix and the Clubman events together; no organisation maintains an authoritative count.
- - Ian Hutchinson: Testing Times | The TT Podcast | E14.1. Ian Hutchinson in the TT podcast. Racing on the island became possible because Tynwald, which legislates for itself on domestic matters as a Crown Dependency, could close public roads when Westminster would not.
- - Peter Hickman: The 135mph Man | The TT Podcast | E1. Peter Hickman on lapping the Mountain Course at over 135 mph. The circuit's average speeds have risen from Charlie Collier's 38.21 mph over the St John's course in 1907 to well over 135 mph today.
- - Jamie Coward: A Working Racer | The TT Podcast | E10. Jamie Coward in the TT podcast series. Most riders in the road racing paddock hold other jobs; the TT retains an amateur strand in the Manx Grand Prix, which began as the Amateur Road Races.
- - Dean Harrison: Reigning Champion | The TT Podcast | E11. Dean Harrison in the TT podcast series. The event is a series of races over roughly a fortnight in late May and early June, with practice weeks preceding it.
- - TT Mountain Course Guide / Slow Lap. All Named Corners w chapters, Milestones / Isle of Man TT 2022. A slow lap of the Mountain Course naming every corner and milestone. The circuit has 219 turns and climbs over 1,300 feet, from Douglas out through Ballacraine and Ballaugh to Ramsey, then over the mountain and back.
- - Havier Beltran: A Manager's Perspective | The TT Podcast | E9. A rider manager's view of the TT paddock. The event's origins were commercial and journalistic: it was proposed by the editor of The Motor Cycle at the Auto-Cycle Club annual dinner in London on 17 January 1907.
- - Ian Hutchinson: Riding Through The Pain | The TT Podcast | E14.2. Ian Hutchinson on racing through injury. The compiled Mountain Course casualty lists separate riders, sidecar passengers, marshals, officials and spectators, and cover every event held on the circuit.
- - Ben & Tom Birchall: Winning Together | The TT Podcast | E7. Ben and Tom Birchall on sidecar racing at the TT. Sidecar racing is run as a separate class, and sidecar passengers are counted separately in the compiled records of the Mountain Course.
- - John McGuinness MBE - 23 and Counting... | The TT Podcast | E2. John McGuinness in the first years of the TT's podcast. His 23 TT wins put him third on the all-time list, behind Joey Dunlop on 26; his personal best lap stands at 132.701 mph.
- - Davey Todd: Eyes For The Top | The TT Podcast | E4. Davey Todd early in his TT career. Newcomers to the Mountain Course serve a controlled apprenticeship of signed-off laps before being allowed to race the circuit.
- - Davey Todd: I'm Riding the Fastest Bike at The TT! | The TT Podcast - E36. Davey Todd in the TT podcast series. Lap speeds on the Mountain Course now exceed 135 mph; the first TT, in 1907, was won by Charlie Collier on a Matchless at an average of 38.21 mph.
- - The Gods of Mann: Conquering the Mountain Course. A film on riding the Snaefell Mountain Course. The circuit rises from sea level at Douglas (Doolish) over the shoulder of Snaefell and back, 37.73 miles of public road with 219 named turns.
- - Isle of Man TT 2023 Visitor's Guide: Info, Tips, Events, Insights & More. A visitor's guide to TT fortnight. The races transformed the island's tourist calendar, arriving on top of a Victorian holiday trade that had been carrying Lancashire and Yorkshire mill workers to Douglas by steamer since the 1830s.
- - TT 2023 - Impressions from Day 10: Ramsey, Gooseneck, TT Art, Murrays, Fairy Bridge & Sadness of TT. A walk around Ramsey (Rhumsaa), the Gooseneck and the Fairy Bridge during the 2023 races. Crossing the Fairy Bridge at Ballalonna, tradition says you greet the fairies, and the custom is genuinely observed by locals and visitors alike.
- - Mike Booth: The Road to Recovery | The TT Podcast - E35.2. Mike Booth on recovering from injury. Coverage of harm at the TT is handled here as the riders describe it, without spectacle; the circuit's casualty lists have no single official custodian.
- - Douglas, Quarterbridge Road. Quarterbridge Road in Douglas. Quarterbridge is the first major corner of the Mountain Course, where riders turn off the fast descent of Bray Hill.
- - TT Grandstand. The TT grandstand on Glencrutchery Road, Douglas. The grandstand and scoreboard have stood at the start and finish since the Mountain Course was adopted for motorcycles in 1911.
- - Rob Hodson: Raised in the TT Paddock | The TT Podcast - E37.1. Rob Hodson on growing up in the TT paddock. Road racing on closed public roads was illegal in Britain, but Tynwald could close the island's own roads, which is the constitutional reason the race exists here at all.
- - Nathan Harrison: Riding with my TT Hero | The TT Podcast - E40.2. Nathan Harrison in the TT podcast. Harrison is one of a small number of Manx-born riders in a field dominated by riders from Britain, Ireland and further afield.
- - Cameron Donald: The TT Bar Fight | The TT Podcast - E48.1. Cameron Donald in the TT podcast series. The event draws riders from Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and across Europe to a 37.73-mile circuit of closed Manx public roads.
- - 1961 Norton Manx K11. A 1961 Norton Manx in the Trev Deeley Motorcycle Museum in Vancouver. The Manx was Norton's production racing single, named after the island where the marque built its competition reputation.
- - Dave Hewson: Bikes Over Houses | The TT Podcast - E70.1. Dave Hewson on the TT paddock, in the event's own podcast series. The Snaefell Mountain Course runs 37.73 miles over 219 turns and rises more than 1,300 feet across Snaefell (Sniaull), the island's highest point.
- - Pre-TT Classic Races - Saturday 24th May 2025. Manx Radio's full commentary on the Pre-TT Classic races at Billown, near Castletown. The Billown circuit is a separate short course from the Snaefell Mountain Course, which motorcycles have used only since 1911.
- - Road 2014 - The Dunlop family and Isle of Man TT movie HDTV. 'Road', the documentary on the Dunlop racing family. Joey Dunlop holds the record of 26 TT wins and set his fastest lap of 123.87 mph in the 2000 Senior, his final TT race; he was killed in a road race in Estonia later that year. He was Northern Irish, not Manx.
- - TT Podcast on Tour - 2025 Countdown: All Set For the Mountain | The TT Podcast 2025. The TT podcast counting down to the 2025 races. The 2024 and 2025 meetings both passed without fatalities at either the TT or the Manx Grand Prix, though weather cancelled the 2025 Senior TT and two classic races.
- - TT 2025 - OPUL Superstock Race 2 - Full Commentary. Manx Radio's full commentary on the 2025 Superstock Race 2. Manx Radio has covered the races from around the course for decades and its commentary is one of the few continuous documentary records of the event.
- - TT 2025 - 3wheeling.media Sidecar Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Sidecar Race 1. The compiled Mountain Course fatality lists count sidecar passengers separately from riders, one of several reasons the widely quoted total cannot be read as a count of TT rider deaths.
- - Pre-TT Classic Practice - Saturday 24th May 2025. Nearly three and a half hours of Pre-TT Classic practice from Billown. Classic racing on the island runs alongside the modern meetings and keeps machines of the interwar and postwar eras in competition.
- - TT 2025 - RST x D30 Superbike Race - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Superbike race. Manx Radio positions commentators around the 37.73-mile circuit because no single vantage point can see more than a fraction of it.
- - Joey Special - Classic TT 2025 | The TT Podcast. A Classic TT special on Joey Dunlop. Dunlop's 26 TT wins remain the record; his final victory was the Ultra Lightweight race in 2000, the same meeting at which he set his fastest lap.
- - TT 2025 Wednesday 28 May - Creg Ny Baa, Douglas, Riders - 360 4K 60FPS. Creg-ny-Baa and Douglas during the 2025 races, filmed in 360 degrees. Creg-ny-Baa is a right-hander on the descent off the mountain and one of the most heavily spectated points on the course.
- - TT 2025 - Monster Energy Supersport Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Supersport Race 1. The first TT of 1907 ran in two classes with a fuel economy rule, singles required to average 90 mpg and twins 75 mpg, making it as much a consumption trial as a speed race.
- - Isle of Man TT Mountain Course 360 Degree 4K Video Reference Lap 2025. A full reference lap of the Mountain Course in 360 degrees. The circuit passes through Kirk Michael, Ballaugh and Ramsey (Rhumsaa) on ordinary public roads that close under Manx road closure powers.
- - TT Podcast Live: Winning Lines | The TT Podcast 2025. A live TT podcast recorded during the 2025 races. Neither the 2024 nor the 2025 meeting saw a fatality at the TT or the Manx Grand Prix.
- - TT 2025 - Metzeler Supertwin Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Supertwin Race 1. The Supertwin class runs middleweight twin-cylinder machines, an echo of the twin-cylinder class Rem Fowler won on a Norton at the first TT in 1907.
- - Isle of Man TT Course, Glen Helen. Glen Helen, roughly nine and a half miles into the Mountain Course. It was here, in practice for the 1911 TT on 27 June, that Victor Surridge became the first person to die on the course.
- - TT Podcast Live: John McGuinness - Celebrating 30 Years | Isle of Man TT Races. John McGuinness marks thirty years of racing at the TT. He has 23 TT wins, third on the all-time list behind Joey Dunlop's 26, with a personal best lap of 132.701 mph.
- - Startline Ep 42 -Billown Bound: Pre-TT newcomers and returners gear up. Manx Radio's Startline programme on newcomers to the Billown circuit before the TT. Newcomers to the Mountain Course must complete a set number of controlled laps before they are permitted to race it.
- - Startline Ep 23 - The Dream versus reality: MGP and Classic TT 2025. Startline on the 2025 Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT. Both are run on the Mountain Course and both are counted in the compiled fatality lists that press reports usually attribute to the TT alone.
- - Pre-TT Classic Practice - Saturday 23rd May 2026. Pre-TT Classic practice from Billown in 2026. The Billown course near Castletown hosts the Pre-TT Classic and the Post-TT races and is entirely separate from the Mountain Course.
- - TT 2026 - Carole Nash Sportbike Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on a 2026 Sportbike race. Manx Radio's race commentaries form a continuous audio record of the meeting stretching back decades.
- - Glover Law MGP SuperSport Race 2026. The 2026 Manx Grand Prix Supersport race. The Manx Grand Prix is the amateur and classic meeting held over the same Mountain Course in August and September, and is a distinct event from the June TT, a distinction that press coverage of the course routinely collapses.
- - Startline Ep 59 - How was it for you? MGP 2026 newcomers and a sidecar experience. Manx Radio's Startline reviews the 2026 Manx Grand Prix with newcomers and a sidecar passenger. The MGP is held in August and September over the same Mountain Course as the June TT.

