2018 Southern 100 Pre TT Classic Road Races Schedule :
Southern 100 Pre TT Classic Road Races
Southern ‘100′ Racing are pleased to welcome Blackford Financial Services as sponsors of the Pre-TT Classic Road Races.
The Pre-TT Classic Road Races have been held on the 4.25-mile Billown Course since 1988 and have grown in popularity since the first race, to such an extent that the race programme has had to be expanded to cater for the number of competitors wishing to take part.
Hear and smell the machines of the past and take in the enthusiasm and atmosphere that is special around the circuit as spectators mingle with the competitors. The unique Open Air Concours d’Elegance of Racing Machines in Castletown Square where many of the machines are ‘fired-up’ is a fitting end to the event.
2022 IOM TT Races Prize Fund Update : This post has been updated to reflect the 2022 Prize Fund and Regulations. Find the details for every lap of every race right here : https://tbni.blog/2022/01/26/2022-tt-races-prize-fund/
2018 Isle of Man TT Race Winners’ Payout – One of the most popular posts of the last year on this blog was the Isle of Man TT – Race Winners Payout so with the start of the Road Racing Season less that two weeks away from and TT fever starting to build I thought I would update the post for 2018 – and add a little more information to cover more than just the TT Senior Race.
But one of the most discussed topics is how much do these guys / girls get for winning the TT? You might be surprised, but one thing that is very important; for the majority – if not all the competitiors – it isn’t about the cash – it’s about the prestige.
This project has been cancelled – with no expected renewed start date.
The only twitter account linked to this blog will be @TomBoyNI
The reason for this is mainly time constraints.
Whilst at the races I am too focused on photography (and enjoying the event – without having my head stuck in a phone). When this gets coupled with Marshaling I simply do not have the time to keep the information flowing in such a way that ensures accuracy and consistency through every meeting.
When I consider the information flow already out there, such as live streaming, live radio, online coverage and other exceptional twitter feeds – both independent and the official event feeds – I do not see the need for another account tweeting the same information fighting for a share of an already packed medium.
I will be retaining the RoadRacingLive.co.uk domain and it will continue to point to this blog.
I will also continue to keep the results flowing, which will be updated at the conclusion of the session / event. Details will be posted here and notified through Twitter and Facebook.
I am not done with Twitter either – the @TomBoyNI account will live tweet from events, but will not be dedicated to blow by blow coverage. It will also tweet about everything else, so definitely worth a follow even if I do say so myself.
If you were one of my followers thank you for your support and please feel free to follow @TomBoyNI
There’s no secret – an awful lot of this site is focused on motorcycling and road racing. Especially during the racing season.
For this reason @RoadRacingLive has been born. This will be the tbni.blog dedicated Twitter feed for all things Motorcycle Road Racing related.
It will be coming just in time for the 2018 season so Follow it now and be sure not to miss a thing!
After a fortnight of exquisite racing the 2017 Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling comes to an end.
Congratulations go to Michael Evans on his Senior Manx Grand Prix win and of course doubling it up with his Junior win! The first rider since 2011 to pull off the double win.
Add this double to his lap record of 122.866 mph and he has had one hell of a fortnight.
Second place in the Senior went to Barry Evans with Dean Osbourne taking third.
Michael Evans takes the 2017 Senior Manx GP to complete a Junior / Senior Double
Congratulations to Darren Cooper on his Manx GP win in the 2017 Lightweight Race. Second place went to Andy Farrell with Barry Evans taking the third spot on the rostrum.
Congratulations to Brad Vicars taking the win in the 3 lap Newcomers A Manx GP Race, Darryl Tweed taking second and Stephen Parsons filling the podium in third.
The Newcomers B Manx GP top three was the filled by the first place of Derek Wilson, second was Ben Rosendaal and Lee Bass in third.
Congratulations to Dean Harrison who took the win on the Classic TT Superbike Race, second place and the fastest lap going to Bruce Anstey and the podium was completed by third place Horst Saiger.
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