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The Isle of Man TT holds a special significance for Arai, serving as an invaluable R&D platform that has enabled the brand to accumulate crucial data and refine its helmet design over the past 40 years. Arai’s commitment to rider safety has been evidenced by its long-standing partnership with some of the race’s most iconic competitors.
In a thrilling display of skill and strategy, Peter Hickman claimed victory in the 2024 Superbike TT, denying Michael Dunlop the chance to surpass his late uncle Joey Dunlop’s all-time win record. The six-lap contest saw a dramatic turn of events, with Hickman capitalizing on his rivals’ misfortunes to secure his 14th TT win.
In a thrilling chapter of the Dunlop road racing dynasty, Michael Dunlop has equaled his uncle Joey’s record of 26 Isle of Man TT victories. This remarkable feat was achieved on Saturday as Michael dominated the opening Supersport race, overcoming challenges during practice week to secure an emotional win and solidify the family’s legacy.
Peter Hickman stole the show in Friday’s qualifying sessions at the Isle of Man TT, dominating the Superbike/Superstock class with a blistering 134.638mph lap – the fastest of the week so far. The 13-time TT winner bounced back from an earlier issue to produce a series of stunning laps, underlining his status as the rider to beat at this year’s event.
The motorcycle racing community is taking important steps to address mental health issues, with initiatives like the TORQ program at the Isle of Man TT. Riders like Lee Johnston are sharing their personal struggles, helping to break down the stigma surrounding mental health in the sport.
When Dean Harrison’s motorcycle broke down during Isle of Man TT qualifying, the road racing star had to think fast to get back to the pits in time. In a remarkable display of resourcefulness, Harrison commandeered a nearby bike and rode it back, just making it for his next practice session. This is the latest example of the unpredictable nature of the iconic road race and the adaptability required to succeed at the highest level.
A new docuseries, ‘The Greatest Race On Earth’, is set to revolutionize the world of road racing, bringing the TT, one of the most iconic motorcycle racing events, to the forefront. Produced by a prestigious consortium, this project will include a docuseries and a major feature film, aiming to introduce this thrilling sport to a global audience.
The 2024 Isle of Man TT is off to a flying start, with practice and qualifying sessions establishing the pecking order for this year’s edition of the iconic road racing event. Superbike, Superstock, Supersport, Supertwin, and Sidecar classes saw some of the world’s best riders push their machines to the limit around the legendary 37.73-mile Mountain Course.
Michael Dunlop dominated the Superbike class in the first timed qualifying session of TT 2024, clocking a lap speed of 129.59mph and positioning himself to challenge the all-time win record at the iconic Isle of Man event. Rivals Davey Todd and Peter Hickman rounded out the top three, setting the stage for an intense battle for glory on the legendary Mountain Course.
Dean Harrison, the 2019 Senior TT winner, reflects on his recent Donington British Superbike weekend and his transition to the Honda Racing UK team. Despite the ups and downs, Harrison remains focused on adapting to the new bike and preparing for the upcoming Isle of Man TT, where he sets his sights on victory.