A larger-than-life competition

The Isle of Man races are quite an unknown event for the so-called general public. This was not the case when the races were one World Series competition. Due to the dangerous nature of the race, some drivers began to boycott it, and eventually it lost its World Championship status. In recent years, the public has rediscovered the Isle of Man's rides.
The length of the race, four or six laps, corresponds to two or three consecutive moto-gp races. The driver really has to make it to the end without making any mistakes. Dangerousness and demandingness also increase the value of the performance. You won't find an atmosphere like the Manx anywhere else. There, spectators can freely walk around the pit and ask for a tip from, for example, John McGuinness, the fastest driver in the mountains.

And one more warning: Don't get hooked.