2024 Isle of Man TT

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2024 Isle of Man TT Races
Isle of Man TT Course (OpenStreetMap).svg
Isle of Man TT Mountain Course layout
Race details
Date1 June – 8 June 2024
LocationDouglas, Isle of Man
Course Isle of Man TT Mountain Course
37.733 mi (60.725 km)

The 2024 Isle of Man TT was held between Saturday 1 June and Saturday 8 June, on the Isle of Man TT Mountain Course.

Contents

This year saw Michael Dunlop surpass his uncle Joey Dunlop as the most successful TT rider, with 29 TT wins. [1] [2]




Schedule

Qualifying WeekRace Week
Mon 27 May – Fri 31 MaySat 1 JuneSun 2 JuneWed 5 JuneThu 6 JuneSat 8 June
All categoriesSupersport TT Race 1Supersport TT Race 2
Superbike TT RaceSenior TT Race
Sidecar TT Race 1Sidecar TT Race 2
Supertwin TT Race 1Supertwin TT Race 2
Superstock TT Race 1

Results

Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 1

Results (1–10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
16 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop Yamaha 01:11:19.297126.963
28 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd Ducati 01:11:27.871126.709
33 Flag of England.svg Dean Harrison Honda 01:11:50.252126.051
45 Flag of England.svg James Hillier Kawasaki 01:12:31.694124.851
519 Flag of England.svg James Hind Suzuki 01:12:33.140124.809
67 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Josh Brookes Yamaha 01:12:45.855124.446
71 Ulster Banner.svg Paul Jordan Honda 01:12:48.035124.384
814 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne Yamaha 01:12:49.556124.340
910 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman Triumph 01:12:52.580124.254
1020 Flag of the Isle of Man.svg Michael Evans Triumph 01:13:01.257124.008

3wheeling.media Sidecar TT Race 1

Results (1-10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
13Ryan Crowe / Callum CroweHonda LCR57:14.976118.628
22Peter Founds / Jevan WalmsleyHonda DDM57:41.871117.706
310Alan Founds / Rhys GibbonsYamaha LCR58:56.251115.231
49Lewis Blackstock / Patrick RosneyYamaha LCR59:05.252114.938
58Lee Crawford / Scott HardieKawasaki LCR59:05.788114.921
64Tim Reeves / Mark WilkesHonda LCR59:13.527114.670
711 Todd Ellis / Emmanuelle Clement Yamaha CES59:51.987113.443
86John Holden / Frank ClaeysSuzuki Christie01:00:51.952111.580
918John Saunders / James SaundersYamaha LCR01:02:22.690108.875
1014Conrad Harrison / Ashley MooreYamaha Ireson01:02:54.487107.957

RST Superbike TT

Results (1–10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
110 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman BMW M1000RR K6601:42:56.114131.955
28 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd BMW M1000RR K6601:43:01.954131.830
33 Flag of England.svg Dean Harrison Honda CBR1000RR SP SC7701:43:07.156131.719
46 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SC8201:43:22.273131.398
55 Flag of England.svg James HillierHonda CBR1000RR SP SC7701:44:55.042129.462
61 Flag of England.svg John McGuinness Honda CBR1000RR SP SC7701:44:57.929129.403
72 Flag of England.svg Jamie CowardHonda CBR1000RR SP SC7701:44:58.162129.398
820 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike BrowneAprilia - T Bike RSV4 110001:47:02.601126.891
914 Flag of England.svg Michael Rutter BMW M1000RR K6601:48:28.596125.214
1023 Flag of Ireland.svg Brian McCormackBMW M1000RR K6601:48:43.644124.925

RL360 Superstock TT Race 1

Results (1-10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
18 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd BMW 51:10.728132.699
210 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman BMW 51:12.936132.604
36 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop Honda 51:30.676131.843
43 Flag of England.svg Dean Harrison Honda 51:34.286131.689
55 Flag of England.svg James Hillier Honda 52:06.877130.317
62 Flag of England.svg Jamie Coward Honda 52:11.465130.126
71 Flag of England.svg John McGuinness Honda 52:27.216129.474
811 Flag of the Isle of Man.svg Conor Cummins Honda 52:32.691129.250
916 Flag of England.svg Dominic Herbertson BMW 52:52.383128.447
1020 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne Aprilia 53:03.236128.009

Metzeler Supertwin TT Race 1

Results (1–10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
16 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop
210 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman
39 Flag of England.svg Dominic Herbertson
42 Flag of England.svg Jamie Coward
514 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne
68 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd
74 Flag of England.svg Michael Rutter
816 Flag of the Isle of Man.svg Joe Yeardsley
930 Flag of South Africa.svg Allann Venter
103 Flag of France.svg Pierre Yves Bian

3wheeling.media Sidecar TT Race 2

Results (1-10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
13Ryan Crowe / Callum Crowe
21 Ben Birchall / Kevin Rousseau
35 Dave Molyneux / Jake Roberts
410Alan Founds / Rhys Gibbons
59Lewis Blackstock / Patrick Rosney
67Steve Ramsden / Mathew Ramsden
718John Saunders / James Saunders
816Wayne Lockey / Matthew Rostron
930Robert Dawson / Matthew Sims
1014Conrad Harrison / Ashley Moore

Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 2

Results (1-10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
16 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop
23 Flag of England.svg Dean Harrison
38 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd
42 Flag of England.svg Jamie Coward
510 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman
65 Flag of England.svg James Hillier
714 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne
81 Ulster Banner.svg Paul Jordan
920 Flag of the Isle of Man.svg Michael Evans
107 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Joshua Brookes

RL360 Superstock TT Race 2

Race not held. [3]

Metzeler Supertwin TT Race 2

Results (1-10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
16 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop
210 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman
314 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne
49 Flag of England.svg Dominic Herbertson
51 Ulster Banner.svg Paul Jordan
68 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd
75 Flag of England.svg Rob Hodson
87 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Joshua Brookes
928 Ulster Banner.svg Adam McLean
1018 Flag of England.svg Baz Furber

Milwaukee Senior TT

Results (1–10)
PositionNumberRiderMachineTimeSpeed (mph)
18 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd
27 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Joshua Brookes
33 Flag of England.svg Dean Harrison
45 Flag of England.svg James Hillier
51 Flag of England.svg John McGuinness
620 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne
725 Flag of England.svg Nathan Harrison
818 Ulster Banner.svg Shaun Anderson
914 Flag of Ireland.svg Mike Browne
1024 Ulster Banner.svg Paul Jordan

Wins table

RiderWins
1 Ulster Banner.svg Michael Dunlop 4
2 Flag of the Isle of Man.svg Ryan Crowe2
2 Flag of the Isle of Man.svg Callum Crowe2
2 Flag of England.svg Davey Todd 2
5 Flag of England.svg Peter Hickman 1

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References

  1. ↑ "Michael Dunlop secures Saturday double to extend Isle of Man record to 29 victories". BelfastTelegraph.co.uk. 2024-06-08. ISSN   0307-1235 . Retrieved 2024-06-10.
  2. ↑ Mullan, Damian. "Michael Dunlop continutes to rewrite the history books". www.colerainechronicle.co.uk. Retrieved 2024-06-10.
  3. ↑ Whitworth, Alex (2024-06-07). "Isle of Man TT Schedules Three Races for Saturday, Cancels Superstock Race 2". BikeSport News. Retrieved 2024-06-10.
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