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Reflecting on Isle of Man TT 2026 - Was It The Most Challenging TT in Recent Memory?
The Isle of Man TT has always lived in a unique space within motorsport.
It is simultaneously one of the greatest sporting spectacles on earth and one of the most dangerous. Every year riders, teams, officials and fans accept that reality as part of the event's DNA.
Motorcycle Licence Tests Around the World – Are Tougher Motorcycle Tests Really Safer?
Watch a motorcycle test in parts of America and many British riders react with the same mixture of surprise and disbelief.
A few cones. A slow-speed manoeuvre. A short ride around a car park or local roads. Job done.
The TT Safety Debate – More Dangerous Than Ever Or Are We Forgetting The Past?
The Isle of Man TT has always lived in a place where admiration and discomfort sit side by side. For some, it is motorcycling in its purest and most courageous form. For others, it represents a sport that still asks questions modern motorsport no longer dares to ask.
Sidecars Silenced at TT 2026 – Is Isle of Man Sidecar Racing Facing a Safety Turning Point?
The Isle of Man TT has always lived with risk. That is neither criticism nor celebration. It is simply the truth of racing on public roads bordered by walls, trees and unforgiving kerbs.
Graham Sykes, Force of Nature and a 212mph Steam Rocket – A Day to Remember at Santa Pod
Yesterday (25th May 2026) at Santa Pod felt like one of those days that will sit in the memory long after the smell of methanol and tyre smoke has faded from your jacket. Perhaps that was inevitable.