Races
Fast Fun ... on roads, off roads, and across the sea. Take in the
constant action of racing on the Isle of Man, Road Racing Capital
of the World.
The Isle of Man has had a long history of racing. Commonly known for
motorcycle racing, such as the TT (Tourist Trophy) and Southern 100, though
also many others. Motorcycle racing is not all the island hold fast to.
Other motor sports, such as Rally Racing and Motor-cross also bring visitors
and competitors to the island.
Each year the island sees cyclists, runners and many more come to its shores
for racing. Even less conventional racing such as the World Tin Bath Races
and Go Karts get a place to test the abilities of competitors.
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| Dates: |
Sunday 11 April 2010 |
| Description: |
Andreas Racing. Racing at Jurby Airfield. Jurby Airfield, Jurby, http://www.andreasracing.com. |
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Thursday 22 April 2010 - Saturday 24 April 2010 |
| Description: |
Manx Classic. 22nd-The Governor's Sprint-starting from the TT Grandstand in Douglas from 6pm until 10.30pm, 23rd-Sloc Hill Climb from 9am until 4pm, 24th-The Lhergy Frissel Hillclimb, exiting Ramsey on the famous TT course from 9am until 4pm. Founded in 1987, the Manx Motor Racing Club organises closed-roads events in the Isle of Man-the road racing capital of the world. Since 1904, when the first Gordon Bennett Races were held on a 72 mile road circuit, the Isle of Man has offered motor racing enthusiasts a perfect mix of racing heritage, challenging roads and picturesque scenery. http://www.manxmotorracing.com. |
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| Dates: |
Sunday 02 May 2010 |
| Description: |
Andreas Racing. Racing at Jurby Airfield. Jurby Airfield, Jurby, http://www.andreasracing.com. |
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| Event information supplied by the Isle of Man Department of Tourism & Leisure (01624 686766) |
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