UPDATE: The Clerk of the Course has confirmed a revised qualifying and race schedule over the weekend and in to Monday.
Saturday’s schedule will now feature additional qualifying sessions, with the Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 1 and the 3wheeling.media Sidecar TT Race 1 rescheduled for Monday.
Sunday’s schedule remains unchanged with the RST x D3O Superbike TT.
Full details can be found at: iomttraces.com/racing/page/schedule
UPDATE: The Clerk of the Course has confirmed a revised schedule for Friday, utilising the contingency session in evening in addition to the scheduled afternoon session.
Roads will close from 11:15.
UPDATE: The Clerk of the Course has confirmed this evening’s qualifying session has been cancelled due to weather conditions.
A revised schedule for Friday will be issued shortly.
In this episode, they’re joined by one of the most experienced and respected names in sidecar racing, Greg Lambert, with Andy Haynes and James Hanks.
Read more: Greg Lambert, Andy Preacher Haynes and James Hanks on Manx Motorsport Podcast
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Likely to change? If it does I’ll update asap.
Issued 27 May 1545
Update 11:01. Newcomers went out for speed controlled lap and the rest of the day now cancelled
From TT Press Office
ISLE OF MAN – The landscape of the Sidecar class is shifting, with fresh talent rising as a new generation stakes its claim
New winners, breakthrough podiums, thrilling newcomers, and emotional farewells – last year’s Sidecar races had it all. The landscape of the class is shifting, with fresh talent rising as a new generation stakes its claim.
The sidecar races were introduced to the Isle of Man TT Races as far back as 1923, and have been ever-present since 1954, gaining a loyal following of fans along the way. The intervening decades have seen a number of significant changes to sidecar regulations, but the class has always evolved and moved forward, driven not just by those who strive to be the fastest, but also those who wish to engineer a race-winning machine.
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From Phil Wain
Sixteen years after his debut, 14-time winner Ben Birchall is eagerly looking forward to his latest Isle of Man TT Races campaign, which gets underway next week, with the Mansfield driver gunning for further success with new passenger Patrick Rosney.
The duo recently concluded their preparations with their Hager/Wyckham Blackwell LCR Honda for the world-famous event, which takes place on the 37 and ¾-mile Mountain Course, with Birchall hopeful of his 15th TT win and first without younger brother Tom.
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