
The annual Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy), in Scotland, is nearing its end this weekend with a bang. The Worlds first ever race for clean emission motorcycles, the TTXGP, was won by Team Agni’s Rob Barber in a nippy 25 minutes and 53.3 Seconds. Second place was taken by Thomas Schoenfelder and his team XXL Racing while Mark Buckley riding a Brammo came is third. According the TTXGP site listed below, Team Agni is one of the few teams to have had the most experience with electric race bikes.
A little later in the afternoon the Isle of Man TT’s most imperative race, the Pokerstars Senior TT, took place. A 30 minute delay due to a gentle rain shower did not deter the riders who soon turned it into a fast-paced breath-clenching race where only 29 drivers finished.
Team Honda’s (HM Plant Honda) Steve Plater shot past the chequered flag to win this years Pokerstars Senior TT. Plater’s teammate John McGuinness was leading by almost 19 seconds when he was forced to retire due to a broken chain, leaving Plater to take the lead. McGuinness, however, broke his previous records from a standing start on lap one, while Plater also proceeded to beat his own previous timings.
For more details about the Pokerstars Senior TT click on the link below.
+ iomtt News: Plater wins dramatic Senior TT
For more details on the races visit:
+ TTXGP.com
+ Isle of Man TT: News