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In this Isle of Man TT 2025 video I explore Peel before watching the TT practice at Ballaugh Bridge
The Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) is one of the most famous and dangerous motorcycle races in the world. Held annually on the Isle of Man, a small island in the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Ireland, the event has a legendary status in motorsports.

Key Facts About the Isle of Man TT:
First held: 1907
Location: Isle of Man (Mountain Course – 37.73 miles / 60.72 km per lap)
Type: Time-trial format road race on closed public roads
Duration: Usually takes place over two weeks in late May to early June
Classes: Includes Superbike, Supersport, Superstock, Supertwin, Sidecar, and Senior TT races
What Makes It Unique:
Real Roads: Unlike most races held on tracks, the TT is raced on narrow public roads lined with stone walls, buildings, and telephone poles.
Extreme Danger: It's considered one of the most dangerous racing events, with over 150 fatalities since its inception.
Skill and Courage: Riders reach speeds of over 200 mph in places, often just inches from obstacles.
Notable Riders:
Joey Dunlop – 26-time TT winner, a true legend of the sport.
John McGuinness – Multiple-time winner, known as the "Morecambe Missile."
Michael Dunlop – From the famous Dunlop racing family, among the current top competitors.
Peter Hickman – Holds the current lap record (as of 2023) with a speed over 136 mph average.

Peel is a small but historically rich town located on the west coast of the Isle of Man. It’s one of the island’s most scenic spots, known for its blend of natural beauty, maritime heritage, and Manx culture.

🌊 Key Features of Peel
🏰 Peel Castle

Built on St. Patrick’s Isle, linked to the mainland by a causeway.
Originally a place of worship, it later became a fortress.
Offers stunning views and deep historical significance, dating back to the 11th century.
Said to be haunted by the Moddey Dhoo, a ghostly black dog of Manx legend.
🐟 Fishing Heritage

Known as the "Sunset City" for its beautiful west-facing sunsets.
Peel has a strong fishing tradition and is especially famous for Manx kippers (smoked herring).
The House of Manannan museum explores the town’s Celtic, Viking, and maritime history.
🏖️ Peel Beach

A golden sandy beach, popular for family outings, swimming, and water sports.
Great spot for watching the sunset or enjoying local ice cream.
🏍️ TT and Peel

Though not on the main TT race circuit, Peel is a favorite viewing and resting spot for fans during the Isle of Man TT.
The town comes alive during TT week, with events, food stalls, and bike displays.

Ballaugh Bridge is located on the primary A3 Castletown to Ramsey road and adjacent to the road junctions with the A10 Ballaugh to Ramsey coast road and the tertiary C37 Ballaugh Glen Road in the parish of Ballaugh in the Isle of Man.
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