About the circuit

The Isle of Man TT Mountain Course is a legendary motorcycle racing track, spanning 37.73 miles with a complex series of over 200 corners winding through the Isle's picturesque and challenging terrain. The course starts from the TT Grandstand in Douglas and climbs to the Snaefell Mountain before descending back through villages and countryside, testing riders with its drastic elevation changes and technical complexity. First used in 1911, the Mountain Course has been the venue for the Isle of Man TT races, attracting riders globally to compete in what is often considered one of the most demanding and dangerous motorsport events. The course holds the record for the fastest laps, with speeds averaging over 136 mph, emphasizing both the skill required and the risks involved. It's not just a race; it's a cultural event that captures the essence of motorcycle racing's thrill and peril. The TT races are held annually, structured around a week of practice sessions followed by a week of racing, drawing thousands of fans and creating a festive atmosphere around the island. Each year, the event continues to evolve, maintaining a balance between tradition and modern safety enhancements to ensure it remains a cornerstone of motorcycle racing history​