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TT Mountain Course
Welcome to the exhilarating Isle of Man TT course, a legendary 37.73-mile racing circuit set against the stunning backdrop of the Isle of Man's landscapes. Dating back to 1907, this iconic track challenges riders with its winding country roads and mountainous terrains, creating a pulse-pounding experience for both participants and spectators.
The Isle of Man TT is not just a race; it's a daring journey that pushes the boundaries of motorcycle racing, attracting fearless riders from across the globe. Get ready for the roar of engines, the smell of burning rubber, and the thrill of witnessing riders tackle challenging corners at mind-boggling speeds. The TT course is a celebration of speed, courage, and the indomitable spirit of motorsport, it's an unforgettable experience for fans and newcomers alike.
We've compiled useful details along with marshal stories and experiences from many of the well known locations around the course, as well as some not so well known spots.
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Sarah's Cottage is situated between the 9th Milestone and 10th Milestones and is part of the Glen Helen section which also includes Laurel Bank, Black Dub, and Creg Willeys Hill. Sarah’s is a fast right hand bend on exit from Glen Helen before the quick approach to Lambfell and on to the Cronk-y-Voddy straight. Sarah's is a popular spectator location for race fans, who can watch free of charge with snacks and drinks available from hosts.
MORE DETAILSRhencullen is situated at the 15th Milestone on the exit of Kirk Michael Village. The first part of Rhencullen includes Birkin’s Bends, a very fast technical corner, which leads on to Rhencullen positions then Orrisdale South leading to Bishopscourt. Rhencullen is very popular with spectators with grandstands, refreshments and facilities.
MORE DETAILSChurchtown Memorial starts just before the 22nd Milestone marker, with Lezayre Church situated on the right, leading through to the Conker Fields with the K-Tree, consisting of a series of fast bends and corners, very popular with spectators.
MORE DETAILSThe Gooseneck is a tight right hander after the climb out of Ramsey and starts the climb up the mountain section of the TT course. The corner offers a good view of bikes approaching from Tower Bends and braking for the corner before accelerating up the hill. Gooseneck is a very popular location for spectators.
MORE DETAILSThe 33rd Milestone is a double apex left-hand corner coming down off the mountain section, just after Windy Corner. Marshals have a stone hut on the left-hand side of the road and will be positioned on both sides of the corners.
MORE DETAILSSignpost is a right hand corner on the final descent from the mountain section of the TT course, and is very popular with spectators. Signpost is open to the public on race days with good views all the way down to the left hand Bedstead corner.
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