By With just over 170 days till TT 2025 begins, the entry process for the latest edition of the ‘Power and The Glory’, the world’s most famous road race, has officially opened.
Acclaimed, popular names to announce their TT 2025 plans over recent months have included Peter Hickman, new FHO Racing BMW team-mate, reigning Senior race Champion Davey Todd, Honda Racing’s Dean Harrison, John McGuinness MBE.
Conor Cummins (BE/RK Racing), David Johnson (Platinum Club Racing Kawasaki), James Hillier (WTF Racing), Dominic Herbertson (WTF Racing).
Joe Yeardsley (Scott Racing Aprilia), 2024 RST Star of Tomorrow award winner Loris Majcan, 2023 Junior Manx GP winner Victor Lopez Santos (Toll Racing Team), the flying Crowe brothers Ryan & Callum, Wiggert Kranenburg/Kevin Kolsch.
Disclosed prospective Mountain Course first-timers include 2024 Oliver’s Mount Champion Gary McCoy and Steve Kershaw/Stuart Clark (Kershaw Racing).
Entry numbers for Superbike, Senior races are capped at 50 whilst the fields for Supersport, Superstock, Super Twins races will total 60 participants.
Racers have till the 31st of January to submit entries whilst it’s worth noting from reading the 2025 TT regulations, that Sidecar competitors will be permitted to run only production-based engines, 600, 675, 900cc spec.
The minimum weight for Superbike machines is 165 kilograms, the entry management features Johnny Barton, Richard ‘Milky’ Quayle, Karl Bennett, Lee Cain plus next year’s Senior TT winner is set to pocket a first prize of £26,250 pounds.
Celebrating in May/June 118 years since it first entered the motorsport landscape, the TT Races featuring again a ten-race schedule, year in year out is witness to ground-breaking, record breaking, tumultuous moments from true super humans, pure road racers.
Reminder TT 2025 commences from the 26th of May to the 7th of June.
Photo credit: Mark Corlett
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
