Isle of Man TT Senior Race Delayed by Rain, Course Closures Extended

The 2025 Isle of Man TT races, held from May 26 to June 7, have experienced significant delays due to rain impacting road closures around the 37.7-mile Mountain Course. The final day's schedule, including the prestigious Senior race consisting of six laps, has been postponed with road closures pushed back by up to four hours, now set to begin at 1pm and 2pm respectively. Despite the weather disruptions, the event has seen notable performances, including Michael Dunlop extending his record TT wins to 33, Dean Harrison securing a double in the Superstock class, and Manx brothers Ryan and Callum Crowe achieving a double win in the Sidecar class. The 2025 TT continues to maintain its intense race schedule with 10 races across various classes, including Supersport, Supertwin, Superbikes, and Sidecars, with recent changes to the Sidecar qualifying format. Organizers continue to provide updates throughout the day as conditions evolve, emphasizing the event's resilience amidst challenging weather. The Isle of Man TT remains one of the most demanding and historic motorcycle races globally, known for its high speeds and public road course.