Legendary riders, unforgettable races
From the daredevil performances of Joey Dunlop to the modern era with record laps by Peter Hickman – the collection includes numerous highlights and milestones. The platform offers a comprehensive chronicle of the Tourist Trophy since the mid-1990s:
- 1995: The year was marked by the duel between the Castrol Honda works team and the Ducati challengers – a period in which the Japanese manufacturers dominated the field.
- 1996: Phillip McCallen set a record with four victories in one week, which anchored him firmly in TT history.
- 1999-2003: David Jefferies shaped this era like no other. With nine TT victories in just four years, he set new standards in terms of speed and dominance.
- 2000: Joey Dunlop’s last triumph: at the age of 48, he took three more victories, including in the prestigious Formula One class on a Honda VTR SP-1 – a farewell that cemented his legendary status.
New standards in the new millennium
The more recent chapters of the Tourist Trophy are also represented in the archive:
- 2007: John McGuinness broke the sound barrier of 130 mph (209.21 km/h) on average for the first time. With a lap time of 130.354 mph (209.77 km/h) on his second lap, he proved what is possible with the HM Plant Honda.
- 2010: Ian Hutchinson made history with five victories in a single race week – still unrivaled today.
- 2018: Peter Hickman set new standards with a lap time of 135 mph (217.26 km/h) in the Senior TT race. His duel with Dean Harrison is one of the most exciting moments in TT history.
- Michael Dunlop: With an impressive record of victories, he has long since joined the ranks of the greats – his aggressive driving style and irrepressible will are documented in numerous races.
Memories, emotions and a real racing atmosphere
In addition to complete races, the collection also contains interviews, background reports and archive footage that make the TT legend tangible. The platform also invites interaction: Under the hashtag #TTMemories, fans can share their personal highlights and memories – from their first visit to the island to their favorite race from the TV archive.
Easy and free access
Anyone who wants to relive the history of the TT or rediscover it can register for free on TT+. A paid subscription is not necessary – all content is freely accessible.
