I Rode in the World’s Deadliest Motorcycle Race—and Survived
Rennie Scaysbrook leans into a turn while competing in the 2022 Isle of Man TT.
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I Rode in the World’s Deadliest Motorcycle Race—and Survived
Image Credit: James Wright Track knowledge is everything on the 37.73-mile TT Mountain Course, as racers complete most of the circuit on a thin ribbon of tarmac.
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I Rode in the World’s Deadliest Motorcycle Race—and Survived
Image Credit: James Wright Rennie Scaysbrook (sitting tall with visor open) waits in line for his turn to compete.
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I Rode in the World’s Deadliest Motorcycle Race—and Survived
Image Credit: James Wright Another competitor chases both the author (front) and time clock.
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I Rode in the World’s Deadliest Motorcycle Race—and Survived
Image Credit: Peter Guld Towns, villages, school zones, mountain roads and more than 15 jumps are all encountered while traveling as fast as mechanically possible.