• Race Days: 1^st to 8^th June 2024
• Race to take place in a small island in the Irish sea.
• 60.72 Km circuit winding through public roads, villages, and mountains
• Honda to participate with the 2024 CBR1000RR-R Fireblade in the Superstock Category and the CBR600RR will race in the Supersport Class

The Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) is best known for its demanding 60.72 km circuit that winds through public roads, villages, and mountainous terrain. It tests riders' skills to their limits, offering a unique and formidable challenge compared to modern, purpose-built racing tracks.

The Honda Racing UK team returns to the circuit with which its history is intertwined for this year’s prestigious Isle of Man TT races. Since Honda’s first visit to the small island in the Irish Sea in 1959, Honda has achieved a remarkable 191 victories and counting, making it the most successful motorcycle manufacturer to have ever raced the TT.

 Honda Team riders:

• John McGuinness: John McGuinness is a legendary English racer, best known as a specialist at the Isle of Man TT, where he has won 23 races and sits 3rd in the all-time win list behind Michael Dunlop and Joey Dunlop. Fondly known as Morecambe Missile, (Morecambe is where he grew up) he will embark on his 34th year of road racing in 2024.

   

• Nathan Harrison: Nathan is a 25-Year-old leading Isle of Man motorcycle road racer. In 2022 he achieved a top 10 result in his Senior TT debut lapping at 128 mph.

   

• Dean Harrison: Dean Harrison has won 3 Isle of Man TT Races and has 26 podium finishes as of July 2023.

 Havier Beltran, Team Manager “I am thrilled to finally reveal our road racing challengers for our 2024 TT program with two all-new models. (Firebalde and CBR600RR) There is great potential for us to achieve some real success this year on the roads and I cannot wait to see what our riders Dean, John and Nathan are going to deliver. I genuinely believe that with the strength of these new models and the speed, experience and enthusiasm of our riders and team, the 2024 TT has all the ingredients to produce some fantastic racing for Honda.”

Honda and the Isle of Man:

Soichiro Honda took the challenge in competing for the First Time in the Isle of Man TT Race in June 1959 and Honda took its first podiums in 1961 in the 125 and 250 World Championship categories.

This year Honda will be participating in two categories:

• The CBR1000RR-R Fireblade will race in the Superstock categories of 1000cc sports bikes or 1200cc twin cylinder bikes. Click Here for More Info
• The CBR600RR will participate in the Supersport class, which is predominantly for 600cc machines. Click Here for More info