When was the Isle of Man TT in 2013?
The 2013 Isle of Man TT Races were held between the Saturday 25 May and Friday 7 June 2013 on the 37.73-mile Isle of Man TT Mountain Course in the Isle of Man. The event celebrated the 90th anniversary of the first Sidecar TT with a special parade lap for racing sidecar outfits.
Is the Isle of Man TT a bank holiday?
Race Week starts with the Superbike and Sidecar races on the Saturday following Qualifying Week. There are race days on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Friday is a bank holiday in the Isle of Man and features the Blue Riband Senior TT Race.
Where to stay on the Isle of Man TT?
A popular alternative to hotel accommodation is the IOMTT Village exclusive to Duke Travel and is situated on Victoria Road just minutes from the start/finish line. The IOMTT Village is made up of individual twin bedded cabins with en-suite shower facilities.
Is there a ferry to the Isle of Man?
The Isle of Man is served by a single ferry company. The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company sails from Liverpool and Heysham in England and Dublin and Belfast in Ireland. Additional services are provided during the TT and Classic TT periods.
Can you watch the Isle of Man TT for free?
Most parts of the TT circuit allows spectators to watch the racing free of charge. You have the freedom to sit or stand (within the non-restricted zones) and watch as the bikes zoom past at over 180mph! You will have to get to your favourite spot early as the hedges quickly become full.
How long is the Isle of Man Mountain Course?
Every May and June the Isle of Man, a tiny country between England and Ireland, turns into motorcycle nirvana as the world’s greatest road racers gather to test themselves against the incredible ‘Mountain Course’ – a 37.73 mile beast of a course carved out of the island’s public roads.
What kind of public transport does Isle of Man use?
The Isle of Man has an extensive public transport network with Railways, Trams and Buses all providing services that can be used by TT visitors to get round.