Hutchinson returns to TAS Racing for TT 2022
Isle of Man TT legend Ian Hutchinson will return to action this year as he re-unites with the TAS Racing squad, operating as Milwaukee BMW.
Isle Of Man Sport News
Dundrod winners Dean Harrison and Paul Jordan dismayed by Ulster Grand Prix setback
The historic event was set to take place from August 16-20 after failing to run in 2020 and 2021 due to a combination of financial problems and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Dunlop To Pilot Ducati Panigale V4 R At 2022 IOMTT
Legendary road racer Michael Dunlop signed with the Paul Bird Motorsport (PBM) Ducati team for the 2020 Isle of Man TT (IOMTT). Sadly, organizers had to cancel the 2020 and 2021 Tourist Trophies due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. With the IOMTT set to return to the Snaefell Mountain Course on May 28, 2022, Dunlop will stay with PBM, piloting the Panigale V4 R in the Superbike class.
Dunlop confirmed with PBM Ducati for 2022 Isle of Man TT
Michael Dunlop will take charge of a works-backed Ducati Panigale V4R at the 2022 Isle of Man TT after completing a deal with Paul Bird.
MotoGP 2022: What is MotoGP, who is racing and more
The start of a new MotoGP season is always an exciting affair and 2022 is no different, as a stacked grid gets set to do battle for the world championship.
Hillier and Johnson back on the roads with OMG Yamaha
James Hillier and David Johnson are back in business as international road racing returns for 2022 with the pair running Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha.
Chris Burns and Ajay Carey spearhead new race team
AKR/Thomas Bourne Racing – headed by former competitor Alex Knowles with close friend Stephen Bourne – combines a mix of youth and experience, with Newcastle racer Burns boasting a wealth of knowledge in the sport, having competed in the MotoGP World Championship from 2003-04 on the 500 Harris WCM Yamaha.
Marshaling requirements add more fuel to Isle of Man fire
An ongoing row in the Isle of Man following the announcement of changes affecting the Manx GP, the now defunct Classic TT and, more recently, the TT Marshals Association has exposed the absolute need to do things differently in order to cater for a world which is almost the opposite from the the fifties and sixties.