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IOM TT Dates
The centenary year of TT racing on the Mountain Course will be celebrated with a
two-day event called 'Milestones of the Mountain,' in 2011. The celebrations are
planned for the 9 and 10 June 2011. The 2 day mini festival will continue at the
TT Grandstand in Douglas during an event called the Day of Champions.
Manx National Heritage will also hold a Centenary exhibition at the House of Manannan,
in Peel.
The 9 mile Mountain section from Ramsey to the Creg ny Baa was first introduced
in 1911, 4 years after the first TT race on the Isle of Man.
- 2011 Isle of Man TT Racing May 30 - June 10 (Centenary of the Mountain Course)
- 2012 Isle of Man TT Racing May 28 - June 8
- 2013 Isle of Man TT Racing May 27 - June 7
- 2014 Isle of Man TT Racing May 26 - June 6
Pre-TT Classic Races - Billown Circuit - 2011 Pre-TT Classic Races Friday May 27th - Monday May 30th Isle of Man
- 2012 Pre-TT Classic Races Friday May 25th - Monday May 28th Isle of Man
- 2013 Pre-TT Classic Races Friday May 24th - Monday May 27th Isle of Man
- 2014 Pre-TT Classic Races Friday May 23rd - Monday May 26th Isle of Man
Post TT Races - Billown Circuit - 2011 Post TT Races Isle of Man Saturday June 11th
- 2012 Post TT Races Isle of Man Saturday June 9th
- 2013 Post TT Races Isle of Man Saturday June 8th
- 2014 Post TT Races Isle of Man Saturday June 7th
Historic milestones remembered on the centenary year of TT racing on the Mountain
Course will be celebrated with a two-day event called 'Milestones of the Mountain,'
celebrations on 9 and 10 June 2011 remember the following historic milestones:-
- Oliver Godfrey, First Senior TT winner on Isle Of Man Mountain Course
- Freddie Dixon, 1923 First Sidecar TT Race Winner
- Jimmie Simpson - first TT rider to lap at 60mph, 70mph and 80mph
- Freddie Frith - first TT rider to lap at 90mph
- Bob McIntyre - first TT rider to lap at 100mph
- Rose Hanks - first lady to stand on the TT podium in 1968
- Mike Hailwood - 14 times TT winner, 10 times World Champion
- John Williams - first TT rider to lap at 110mph
- Joey Dunlop - 26 TT wins
- Steve Hislop - first TT rider to lap at 120mph
- John McGuinness - first TT rider to lap at 130mph
- Ian Hutchinson - only rider have 5 TT wins in one week
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