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2010 Isle of Man TT

2010 Isle of Man TT Races
Isle of Man TT Mountain Course layout
Race details
Date29 May – 11 June 2010
LocationDouglas, Isle of Man
CourseIsle of Man TT Mountain Course
37.73 mi (60.72 km)
Superbike TT
Pole Position Fastest Lap
England Ian Hutchinson Isle of Man Conor Cummins
130.614 mph 131.511 mph
Podium
1. England Ian Hutchinson
2. Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop3. Australia Cameron Donald
Sidecar TT Race 1
Pole Position Fastest Lap
Isle of Man Dave Molyneux/England Patrick Farrance Isle of Man Dave Molyneux/England Patrick Farrance
115.464 mph 115.284 mph
Podium
1. Austria Klaus Klaffenböck / Isle of Man Dan Sayle
2. Isle of Man Dave Molyneux/England Patrick Farrance3. England Tim Reeves/England Dipash Chauhan
Supersport TT Race 1
Pole Position Fastest Lap
Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Scotland Keith Amor
126.395 mph 126.909 mph
Podium
1. England Ian Hutchinson
2. England Guy Martin3. Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop
Superstock TT
Pole Position Fastest Lap
Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop England Ian Hutchinson
128.324 mph 130.741 mph
Podium
1. England Ian Hutchinson
2. Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar3. Isle of Man Conor Cummins
Sidecar TT Race 2
Pole Position Fastest Lap
Isle of Man Dave Molyneux/England Patrick Farrance Austria Klaus Klaffenböck / Isle of Man Dan Sayle
115.464 mph 114.157 mph
Podium
1. Austria Klaus Klaffenböck / Isle of Man Dan Sayle
2. England John Holden/England Andrew Winkle3. England Conrad Harrison/England Kerry Williams
Supersport TT Race 2
Pole Position Fastest Lap
Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop
126.395 mph 127.836 mph
Podium
1. England Ian Hutchinson
2. Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop3. Scotland Keith Amor
TT Zero
Pole Position Fastest Lap
United States Mark Miller United States Mark Miller
94.664 mph 96.820 mph
Podium
1. United States Mark Miller
2. England Robert Barber3. England James McBride
Senior TT
Pole Position Fastest Lap
England Ian Hutchinson England Ian Hutchinson
130.614 mph 131.487 mph
Podium
1. England Ian Hutchinson
2. Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar3. New Zealand Bruce Anstey

The 2010 Isle of Man TT Festival was held between Saturday 29 May and Friday 11 June on the 37.73-mile Isle of Man TT Mountain Course. The 2010 races again included a second 600 cc Supersport Junior TT race. The Lightweight TT and Ultra-Lightweight TT race class previously held on the 4.25-mile (6.84 km) Billown Circuit in the Isle of Man for the 2008 Isle of Man TT and 2009 Isle of Man TT were dropped from the 2010 race schedule. The 2010 Isle of Man TT Races included the one-lap TT Zero for racing motorcycles "to be powered without the use of carbon based fuels and have zero toxic/noxious emissions."[1] which replaced the TTXGP and also a Suzuki 50th Anniversary Lap of Honour and the TT Classic Parade which were held before the main Senior TT race.[2]

The Blue Riband event of the 2010 TT Race week the Senior TT run over a reduced race distance after the race was red-flagged on lap 3 after an incident at Ballagarey on the TT Course involving Guy Martin and caused a number of protective hay-bails to be set alight.[3] The 2010 Isle of Man TT Races provided a clean-sweep of the solo motorcycle classes for Ian Hutchinson winning five Isle of Man TT races in a week,[4] including the Senior TT race, the Superport and Superstock TT races, the six lap Superbike TT race and also winning the prestigious Joey Dunlop 2010 Isle of Man TT Championship.[5] The previous record for four race wins in a week completed during the 1996 Isle of Man TT was held by Phillip McCallen. During the 2010 Isle of Man TT Races, Ian Hutchinson also completed a Junior/Senior double win and completed two Isle of Man TT race wins in one day, winning the Supersport TT Race 1 and the Superstock TT races for the second consecutive year.

The 2010 Sidecar TT Race 1 proved to be a first-time win for the former World Sidecar champion Klaus Klaffenböck and the first Austrian winner of an Isle of Man TT race since Rupert Hollaus won the 1954 Ultra-Lightweight TT held on the Clypse Course.[6] The sidecar crew of Klaus Klaffenböck/Dan Sayle also won the 2010 Sidecar TT Race 1 and the 2010 Sidecar TT Championship. The closely contested 2010 TT Privateers Championship was won by James McBride.

Another first-time winner during the 2010 Isle of Man TT races was Mark Miller from the United States after winning the inaugural TT Zero race with a battery-powered, electric motor-driven MotoCzysz E1pc motorcycle and the first United States winner since Dave Roper won the 1984 Historic TT riding a 500 cc Matchless. The MotoCzysz E1pc was also the first American-manufactured motorcycle to win an Isle of Man TT Race since Oliver Godfrey won the 1911 Senior TT with an Indian V-Twin motorcycle.

During the 2010 Supersport TT Race 2, the New Zealand competitor Paul Dobbs crashed fatally at Ballagarey and the Austrian Martin Loicht died in an accident at Quarry Bends during the same race.[7][8] The 2010 Post-TT Races held on the Billown Circuit, the solo motorcycle races were won by William Dunlop with a Hat-trick of wins in the 125 cc, 250 cc and 600 cc classes. The 400 cc and 650 cc Twins class were run concurrently with other races; both classes were won by Roy Richardson to give a double win at the 2010 Post-TT Races.[9]

The 2010 Isle of Man TT formed the subject of the 2011 documentary TT3D: Closer to the Edge.

Pre-TT Classic 2010

Senior Classic Race;- Alan Oversby 500 cc MV Agusta at Church Bends.

The traditional curtain-raiser since 1988 to the Isle of Man TT Festival has been the Pre-TT Classic Races held on the 4.25-mile (6.84 km) Billown Circuit in Castletown. The first evening practice session for the 2010 Pre-TT Classic Races were held on Friday 28 May 2010 in cold and blustery conditions. The fastest time in the first Friday practice session was set by the Isle of Man TT competitor Guy Martin in the Post Classic class in 2 minutes and 37.890 seconds at an average speed of 96.903 mph. The Senior class was dominated by Alan Oversby debuting a 500 cc MV Agusta on the Billown Circuit at an average speed of 91.656 mph. With the highly competitive Junior class, it was Roy Richardson who was fastest in the Friday evening practice riding a 350 cc Aermacchi at an average speed of 84.551 mph and Chris Palmer in second place with a speed of 83.181 mph riding a 350 cc AJS. Fastest time in the Lightweight class was an average speed of 83.603 mph set by Mike Hose riding a 250 cc Ariel Arrow and Vince Biggs/Phil Biggs with a 1000 cc BMW outfit led the practice for the sidecar class at an average speed of 79.287 mph.

The first race of the 2010 Pre-TT Classic Races was the 350 cc Singles event held on Saturday 30 May 2010 and run in light rain and drizzle. Despite setting fast-time in practice and storming into the lead on lap 1, Roy Richardson slipped-off at Church Bends on lap 2 in the difficult conditions. This allowed local competitor and TT winner Chris Palmer to win in 19 minutes and 41.282 seconds at an average race speed of 77.712 mph riding a 350 cc AJS motorcycle. The 250 cc class was won by Ted Fenwick riding a Ducati at an average race speed of 69.279 mph.

Racing for the 2010 Pre-TT Classic recommenced on Monday 31 May 2010 with the 9 lap (38.25 miles) Lightweight Classic race in almost perfect conditions held in bright sunshine and light winds. The leader from the massed-start for the Lightweight race was Ewan Hamilton riding a 242 cc Suzuki leading all 9 laps to win in 27 minutes and 26.926 seconds an average race speed of 83.610 mph. The Senior Classic Race was also a start to finish race for the winner Mike Oversby riding a 500 cc MV Agusta at an average race speed of 90.659 mph.[10] The 6 lap (25.5 miles) Sidecar Classic Race was won by Vince Biggs/Phil Biggs with a 1000 cc BMW outfit at an average race speed of 80.509 mph with only two competitors running at the finish.

Recommencing after the lunch break was the Junior Classic race and the winner was Mike Hose riding a 350 cc Honda at average race speed of 85.796 mph. The penultimate race was the Post-Classic Superbike Race and the early leader was the Isle of Man TT race competitor Guy Martin retiring from a comfortable leader on lap 5 and the overall winner and class winner of the Post Classic class was Roy Richardson riding a 247 cc Yamaha TZ at an average race speed of 93.397 mph. The winner of the 850 cc Classic class was Alan Oversby riding a 500 cc Norton at an average race speed of 93.244 mph. The final race of the 2010 Pre-TT Classic was the Support Race and the winner was Bernie Wright riding a 347 cc Yamsel at an average race speed of 82.943 mph.

TT Practice Week 2010

Saturday evening practice

The Sidecar Newcomers in the rain delayed first TT Practice Session 2010.

The first practice session for 2010 Isle of Man TT races was due to feature an evening untimed practice session and a Newcomers control lap on Saturday 29 May 2010. Due to inclement weather conditions including light rain and low cloud on the Mountain Section of the course, the untimed session was cancelled by the Race organisers and only the TT Newcomers completed their speed control lap. There was a long delay to the start of the first practice session caused by vehicles on the course, the removal of signage from the Mountain Section and a wait for an improvement in the weather conditions and for better visibility on the Mountain Section. The competitors were a little disappointed about losing the first practice session to the weather and John McGuinness said;- "It would have been good to go out but I don't think we'd have learned a lot in the damp conditions."[11] As with previous years the Newcomers Control Lap was led away from the TT Grandstand by the TT Travelling Marshals and a steady pace set by the accompanying experienced Isle of Man TT and Manx Grand Prix competitors. The first group of Newcomers to leave the TT Grandstand at 8 pm was the former TT winner and Rider's Liaison Officer Richard Quayle with the South African competitor Hudson Kennaugh from Durban, Brandon Cretu from Felton, Pennsylvania, David Johnson from Adelaide and the Swiss competitor Herve Ganther.

Michael Dunlop & Cameron Donald line-up for the start of the Monday evening first timed practice session on 31 May 2010.

Fellow TT Rider's Liaison Officer John Barton accompanied Brian McCormack, the Japanese rider Takahiro Itami and Gary May. The former 2003 Senior Manx Grand Prix winner Paul Duckett led a group of newcomers including Tony Czyzewski, Dan Cooper, the Austrian rider Martin Loicht and Stephen Thompson. The final group of Newcomer solo competitors on their speed control lap were escorted by the 2002 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix winner Nigel Beattie with James Hurrell, David Jones and Clinton Pienaar from Johannesburg. The newcomers control lap a number of outfits for the Sidecar TT were accompanied by experienced TT sidecar competitors Roy Hanks/Dave Wells and John Holden/Andrew Winkle and included TT sidecar newcomers Michael Grambuller/Stefan Trautner from Vienna, the German crew Mike Roscher/Gregory Cluze from Kassel and Roger Stockton/Annette Daykin. The South African competitor Hudson Kennaugh stopped at Douglas Road Corner on the Newcomers Control Lap with technical problems and Clinton Pienaar at the Quarterbridge.

Monday evening practice

The first timed session of the 2010 Isle of Man TT commenced on Monday 31 May 2010 after the Saturday practice session was cancelled by race organisers due to inclement weather. Held in warm overcast conditions, the Monday evening practice session for solo motorcycles commenced promptly at 6:35 pm with Michael Dunlop and Cameron Donald the first competitors away from the TT Grandstand. The fastest time on Monday evening practice was set by Ian Hutchinson on a 1000 cc Honda in the Superbike class in 17 minutes and 38.66 seconds at an average speed of 128.302 mph. The Supersport TT class was dominated by Michael Dunlop and the winner of the 2009 Supersport Race 2 with a lap at an average speed of 123.960 mph riding a 600 cc Yamaha motorcycle. The Superstock TT class was led by Ryan Farquhar riding a 1000 cc Kawasaki at an average speed of 126.799 mph. The Sidecar TT class on Monday evening, the fastest time was set by Klaus Klaffenböck/Dan Sayle with a 600 cc LCR Honda outfit in 20 minutes and 15.35 seconds at an average speed of 111.761 mph.[12]

Tuesday evening practice

After overnight rain the Tuesday practice session was held in ideal conditions and warm evening sunshine with damp patches reported on the many tree lined sections of the course including Glen Helen and the Ramsey Hairpin. The practice session was again dominated by Ian Hutchinson in the Superbike class setting at an average speed of 128.017 mph and 2.36 seconds slower than the mark set on Monday evening. It was Michael Dunlop that was again set the fastest time in the Supersport class at an average speed of 122.278 mph.[13] The Superstock class the fastest time was again by Ian Hutchinson riding a 1000 cc Honda at 126.339 mph and just 3.9 seconds slower than the time set by Ryan Farquhar on the previous night. In the Sidecar class the first lap under 20 minutes was recorded by Dave Molyneux/Patrick Farrance with a 600 cc DMR Kawasaki outfit in 19 minutes and 47.77 seconds an average speed of 114.355 mph to lead the Sidecar TT practice times. At Keppel Gate during Tuesday evening practice, Chris Bradshaw suffered a shoulder injury and the American competitor James Vanderhaar walked into the TT Grandstand after an incident at Governor's Bridge. The local Isle of Man side crew of Glyn Jones/Jason O'Connor following an accident at Lambfell Mooar on Creg Willey's Hill sustained ankle and hand friction burns.

John McGuinness – 1000 cc Honda at Parliament Square, Ramsey during Wednesday evening Practice on 2 June 2010.

Wednesday evening practice

The Wednesday evening practice session held on 2 June 2010 was run in almost perfect conditions and without most of the damp road patches which had caused problems to competitors the previous evening. In the Superbike class, the first 130 mph lap was recorded in practice for the 2010 Isle of Man TT races by John McGuinness riding a 1000 cc Honda in 17 minutes and 22.89 seconds an average race speed of 130.242 mph to move to the top of the practice Superbike/Senior TT leaderboard. The 600 cc Supersport class continued to be dominated by Michael Dunlop lapping the Mountain Course in 18 minutes and 5.87 seconds an average speed of 125.087 mph and 9.87 seconds faster than his time recorded on Monday practice. For the Superstock class there was further improvements in practice times with Ryan Farquhar also 10.69 seconds faster than his time on the Monday evening practice, recording an average speed of 128.076 mph. After winning the Superstock class at the 2010 North West 200 Races, the 1000 cc BMW ridden by Keith Amor moved into second place on the Superstock TT leaderboard, with a lap at an average speed of 127.525 mph during Wednesday evening practice. For the Sidecar TT, the 600 cc DMR Kawasaki of Dave Molyneux/Patrick Farrance continued to lap under 20 minutes pushing the practice pace to an average speed of 114.748 mph. The TT newcomer Brian McCormack, Scott Wilson and Paul Shoesmith were involved in an accident at the Water Works Corner. Other incidents included TT newcomers, the Japanese competitor Takahiro Itami at the Jubilee Oak on Braddan Bridge and Brendan Cretu at the Nook. The 2009 Junior Manx Grand Prix winner Steven McIlvenna slipped-off at the nearby Governor's Bridge and Jenny Tinmouth at Sulby Bridge all without serious injury. Approaching Cruickshanks Corner, the passenger Keir Pedley fell from a sidecar outfit driven by Carl Fenwick sustaining leg injuries and was taken to Ramsey Cottage Hospital by Ambulance.

Sidecar competitors wait in the pit-lane to start practice on Thursday evening – 3 June 2010.

Thursday evening practice

The Thursday evening practice session was delayed until 6:45 pm due to a series of road traffic accidents on the A18 Mountain Road. The first scheduled session was the sidecars to allow an extended track-time for the class and also to permit the solo competitors to test the new pit-lane speed limit first used for the 2009 Manx Grand Prix. The 600 cc DMR Kawasaki of Dave Molyneux/Patrick Farrance was first away from the end of the TT Grandstand pit-lane and recorded another lap under 20 minutes to continue to dominate the class with a time of 19 minutes and 36.36 seconds and average speed of 115.464 mph. The Monday evening practice leader for sidecar class, Klaus Klaffenböck/Dan Sayle with a 600 cc LCR Honda outfit also recorded a sub-20-minute lap at an average speed of 114.096 mph in the Thursday evening practice session.[14] In the Superbike class, Ian Hutchinson was fastest during practice and recorded his first 130 mph lap with a time of 17 minutes and 23.51 seconds at an average speed of 130.165 mph. The fastest time in the Supersport class was set by Keith Amor riding a 600 cc Honda motorcycle at an average speed of 124.797 mph to move into third place on the Supersport practice leaderboard. With the 1000 cc Superstock class, the fastest time of the evening was recorded by Michael Rutter at an average speed of 127.564 mph. The TT newcomer sidecar outfit of Nigel Mayers/Joseph Shardlow crashed at Kate's Cottage during Thursday evening practice with the passenger taken to Noble’s Hospital by Medical Helicopter.

Friday evening practice

The Friday evening practice session on 4 June 2010 was delayed until 6:30 pm and the first competitor away from the TT Grandstand in the sidecar class was the 600 cc LCR Suzuki of John Holden/Andrew Winkle following the Thursday practice format to allow the solo competitors a further test of the new 60 km/h pit-lane speed limit. The fastest time of the evening in the Sidecar TT class was recorded by Klaus Klaffenböck/Dan Sayle with a time of 19 minutes and 56.64 seconds at an average speed of 113.508 mph. The sidecar crew of John Holden/Andrew Winkle recorded their first lap in practice under 20 minutes at an average speed of 113.224 mph to move into third place in the Sidecar TT practice leaderboard. The Superbike class continued to be denominated by Ian Hutchinson with the only 130 mph lap during Friday evening practice in a time of 17 minutes and 19.92 seconds at an average speed of 130.614 mph to claim pole position for the Superbike TT Race.[15] The fastest time for the 600 cc Supersport TT was Michael Dunlop recording the first lap in practice under 18 minutes for the class in a time of 17 minutes and 54.63 seconds an average speed of 126.395 mph. The fastest time for the 1000 cc Superstock TT was also set by Michael Dunlop at an average speed of 128.324 mph to displace Ryan Farquhar from pole position for the class. The New Zealander Bruce Anstey stopped at Sulby Bridge during Friday evening practice and Guy Martin was delayed with mechanical problems at Ballacraine. A further practice session occurred after racing on Saturday 5 June 2010 for the Supersport and Superstock classes with the TT Zero motorcycles also completing their first practice lap. The fastest time was recorded by Rob Barber the winner of the 2009 TTXGP class at an average speed of 84.875 mph riding the Team AGNI Motors entry.

TT Race Week 2010

Results

Practice Times

Practice Times & Leaderboard Superbike/Senior TT

Plates; Black on White/Black on Yellow.

Rank Rider Sat 29 May Mon 31 May Tues 1 June Wed 2 June Thurs 3 June Fri 4 June
1 England Ian Hutchinson
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 38.66
128.302 mph 		17' 41.02
128.017 mph 		17' 31.59
129.164 mph 		17' 23.51
130.165 mph 		17' 19.92
130.614 mph
2 England John McGuinness
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 48.76
127.090 mph 		18' 01.90
125.546 mph 		17' 22.89
130.242 mph 		18' 05.64
125.113 mph 		      ——
    No Time
3 Isle of Man Conor Cummins
1000 cc Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 00.16
125.748 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 49.43
127.010 mph 		17' 34.25
128.838 mph 		17' 29.63
129.405 mph
4 Northern Ireland Adrian Archibald
1000 cc Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 49.04
127.056 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 36.06
128.618 mph 		18' 19.21
123.569 mph 		17' 30.00
129.360 mph
5 England Guy Martin
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 49.04
127.056 mph 		17' 51.61
126.752 mph 		17' 31.75
129.145 mph 		18' 21.84
123.274 mph 		17' 39.17
128.240 mph
6 Australia Cameron Donald
1000 cc Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 47.21
127.274 mph 		17' 47.73
127.212 mph 		17' 41.06
128.011 mph 		17' 34.27
128.836 mph 		17' 33.14
128.974 mph
7 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 11.89
124.397 mph 		18' 00.68
125.668 mph 		17' 56.49
126.177 mph 		17' 45.35
127.496 mph 		17' 34.63
128.792 mph
8 Scotland Keith Amor
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 26.21
122.787 mph 		17' 57.63
126.043 mph 		17' 41.78
127.925 mph 		17' 35.46
128.691 mph 		17' 37.14
128.487 mph
9 New Zealand Bruce Anstey
1000 cc Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 57.83
126.020 mph 		17' 50.20
126.919 mph 		17' 41.86
127.915 mph 		18' 41.01
121.166 mph 		17' 35.54
128.682 mph
10 England Michael Rutter
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 44.78
127.564 mph 		18' 18.38
123.662 mph

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Practice Times & Leaderboard Supersport Junior TT

Rank Rider Sat 29 May Mon 31 May Tues 1 June Wed 2 June Thurs 3 June Fri 4 June
1 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop
600 cc Yamaha 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 15.74
123.960 mph 		18' 26.74
122.278 mph 		18' 05.87
125.087 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 54.63
126.395 mph
2 England Ian Hutchinson
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 06.45
125.020 mph 		18' 09.37
124.684 mph 		      ——
    No Time
3 Scotland Keith Amor
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 27.45
122.649 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 08.39
124.797 mph 		      ——
    No Time
4 England Guy Martin
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 37.00
121.600 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 16.25
123.902 mph 		      ——
    No Time
5 England John McGuinness
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 49.18
120.289 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 23.14
123.128 mph 		18' 40.03
121.272 mph 		18' 17.60
123.750 mph
6 Northern Ireland William Dunlop
600 cc Yamaha 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 42.36
121.020 mph 		18' 38.07
121.484 mph 		18' 27.54
122.639 mph 		18' 58.70
119.284 mph 		18' 18.74
123.621 mph
7 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar
600 cc Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 25.93
122.818 mph 		18' 43.78
120.867 mph
8 Isle of Man Conor Cummins
600 cc Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 37.68
121.527 mph 		18' 28.31
122.554 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time
9 Northern Ireland Adrian Archibald
600 cc Yamaha 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 52.27
119.960 mph 		18' 30.62
122.300 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time
10 New Zealand Bruce Anstey
600 cc Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 32.68
122.072 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time

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Practice Times and Leaderboard 600 cc Sidecar TT

Rank Rider Sat 29 May Mon 31 May Tues 1 June Wed 2 June Thurs 3 June Fri 4 June
1 Isle of Man Dave Molyneux/England Patrick Farrance
600 cc DMR Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		20' 53.80
108.333 mph 		19' 47.77
114.355 mph 		19' 43.71
114.748 mph 		19' 36.36
115.464 mph 		22' 12.56
101.930 mph
2 Austria Klaus Klaffenböck/Isle of Man Dan Sayle
600 cc LCR Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		20' 15.35
111.761 mph 		20' 05.79
112.647 mph 		19' 55.92
113.576 mph 		19' 50.47
114.096 mph 		19' 56.64
113.508 mph
3 England John Holden/England Andrew Winkle
600 cc LCR Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		20' 17.36
111.576 mph 		20' 09.86
112.267 mph 		20' 04.82
112.737 mph 		20' 15.90
111.710 mph 		19' 59.43
113.224 mph
4 England Simon Neary/England Paul Knapton
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		20' 24.08
110.964 mph 		20' 05.64
112.661 mph 		20' 11.98
112.071 mph 		20' 00.19
113.172 mph 		20' 01.41
113.058 mph
5 England Conrad Harrison/England Kerry Williams
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		20' 50.30
108.636 mph 		20' 27.78
110.629 mph 		20' 25.77
110.810 mph 		20' 13.17
111.962 mph 		20' 29.39
110.484 mph
6 England Tim Reeves/England Dipash Chauhan
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		20' 59.60
107.834 mph 		20' 45.81
109.028 mph 		20' 26.35
110.758 mph 		37' 03.92
61.076 mph
7 England Gary Bryan/England Gary Partridge
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		21' 21.24
106.013 mph 		21' 09.41
107.001 mph 		20' 47.90
108.845 mph 		20' 27.35
110.668 mph 		20' 40.91
109.459 mph
8 England Roy Hanks/England Dave Wells
600 cc Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		21' 36.43
104.771 mph 		21' 05.27
107.351 mph 		20' 50.62
108.608 mph 		20' 27.93
110.615 mph 		      ——
    No Time
9 England Tony Elmer/England Darren Marshall
600 cc Ireson Yamaha 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		21' 35.11
108.877 mph 		21' 02.66
107.573 mph 		20' 43.24
109.253 mph 		20' 28.72
110.554 mph 		20' 39.74
109.562 mph
10 England Greg Lambert/Isle of Man Jason Slous
600 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		21' 19.63
106.147 mph 		20' 55.62
108.176 mph 		20' 42.98
109.276 mph 		25' 34.17
88.535 mph

Practice Times & Leaderboard Superstock TT

Rank Rider Sat 29 May Mon 31 May Tues 1 June Wed 2 June Thurs 3 June Fri 4 June
1 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 08.28
124.810 mph 		18' 29.65
122.406 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 48.58
127.111 mph 		17' 38.48
128.324 mph
2 Scotland Keith Amor
1000 cc BMW 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 36.92
121.610 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 45.11
127.525 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 39.26
128.229 mph
3 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar
1000 cc Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		17' 51.21
126.799 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 40.52
128.076 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time
4 England Michael Rutter
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 20.85
123.385 mph 		18' 02.91
125.429 mph 		18' 02.34
125.495 mph 		17' 44.78
127.565 mph 		      ——
    No Time
5 England Guy Martin
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 10.27
124.582 mph 		18' 12.58
124.319 mph 		17' 45.30
127.503 mph 		21' 38.73
104.586 mph 		      ——
    No Time
6 England Ian Hutchinson
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 55.11
126.339 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 02.15
125.517 mph
7 Wales Ian Lougher
1000 cc Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 40.82
121.186 mph 		18' 40.32
121.240 mph 		17' 56.15
126.216 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		17' 56.53
126.173 mph
8 Australia Cameron Donald
1000 cc Suzuki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 32.73
122.068 mph 		18' 43.63
120.883 mph 		17' 57.90
126.012 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		      ——
    No Time
7 Isle of Man Conor Cummins
1000 cc Kawasaki 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 20.22
123.456 mph 		17' 59.61
125.812 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 07.29
124.924 mph 		18' 03.87
125.318 mph
10 England John McGuinness
1000 cc Honda 		  Cancelled
    No Time 		18' 10.79
124.523 mph 		18' 59.65
119.184 mph 		18' 06.86
124.973 mph 		      ——
    No Time 		18' 00.54
125.704 mph

[18]

Race results

2010 Superbike TT final standings.

5 June 2010 6 Laps (236.38 Miles) TT Mountain Course.

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 England Ian Hutchinson Honda 1000 cc 127.502 mph 1:46.31.82
2 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Honda 1000 cc 126.828 mph 1:47.05.75
3 Australia Cameron Donald Suzuki 1000 cc 126.638 mph 1:47.15.40
4 England Guy Martin Honda 1000 cc 126.586 mph 1:47.18.05
6 Northern Ireland Adrian Archibald Suzuki 1000 cc 126.586 mph 1:47.18.05
6 Scotland Keith Amor Honda 1000 cc 126.467 mph 1:47.24.11
7 Wales Ian Lougher Kawasaki 1000 cc 124.895 mph 1:48.45.20
8 England Michael Rutter Honda 1000 cc 123.997 mph 1:49.32.47
9 England Daniel Stewart Honda 1000 cc 123.438 mph 1:50.02.24
10 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar Kawasaki 1000 cc 123.428 mph 1:50.02.81

Fastest Lap and New Class Record': Conor Cummins – 131.511 mph (17' 12.83) on lap 1.[19]

Sidecar TT Race A winners Klaus Klaffenböck and Dan Sayle

2010 Sidecar TT Race 'A' TT final standings

5 June 2010 3 Laps (113.00 Miles) TT Mountain Course.

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 Austria Klaus Klaffenböck/Isle of Man Dan Sayle 600 cc LCR Honda 114.410 mph 59’ 21.61
2 Isle of Man Dave Molyneux/England Patrick Farrance 600 cc DMR Kawasaki 114.326 mph 59’ 24.24
3 England Tim Reeves/England Dipash Chauhan Honda 600 cc 112.676 mph 1:00.16.41
4 England Simon Neary/England Paul Knapton LCR Honda 600 cc 112.344 mph 1:00.27.12
5 England Tony Elmer/England Darren Marshall Ireson Yamaha 600 cc 110.178 mph 1:01.38.41
6 England Gary Bryan/England Gary Partridge Honda 600 cc 110.027 mph 1:01.43.49
7 England Greg Lambert/Isle of Man Jason Slous Honda 600 cc 108.980 mph 1:02.19.07
8 England Bill Currie/England Robert Biggs Yamaha 600 cc 107.944 mph 1:02.54.96
9 England David Kimberley/England Robert Bell Ireson Honda 600 cc 107.025 mph 1:03.27.37
10 Scotland Gordon Shand/Stuart Graham Suzuki 600 cc 106.506 mph 1:03.45.92

Fastest Lap: Dave Molyneux/Patrick Farrance – 115.284 mph (19' 38.20) on lap 3.[20]

2010 Supersport Junior TT Race 1

Supersport Race 1 winner Ian Hutchinson

7 June 2010 4 Laps (150.73 Miles) TT Mountain Course.

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 England Ian Hutchinson Honda 600 cc 124.667 mph 1:12.37.75
2 England Guy Martin Honda 600 cc 124.591 mph 1:12.40.78
3 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Yamaha 600 cc 124.264 mph 1:12.52.24
4 Scotland Keith Amor Honda 600 cc 123.773 mph 1:13.09.59
5 Isle of Man Dan Kneen Yamaha 600 cc 123.314 mph 1:13.25.92
6 Northern Ireland William Dunlop Yamaha 600 cc 123.066 mph 1:13.34.81
7 England John McGuinness Honda 600 cc 122.861 mph 1:13.42.17
8 Isle of Man Conor Cummins Kawasaki 600 cc 122.685 mph 1:13.48.51
9 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar Kawasaki 600 cc 122.507 mph 1:13.54.95
10 Australia Cameron Donald Suzuki 600 cc 121.519 mph 1:14.30.99

Fastest Lap and New Lap Record: Keith Amor – 126.909 mph (17' 50.28) on lap 4.[21]

2010 Superstock TT final standings.

7 June 2010 4 Laps (150.73 Miles) TT Mountain Course.

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 England Ian Hutchinson Honda 1000 cc 128.100 mph 1:10.41.31
2 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar Kawasaki 1000 cc 128.060 mph 1:10.42.63
3 Isle of Man Conor Cummins Kawasaki 1000 cc 127.117 mph 1:11.14.12
4 England John McGuinness Honda 1000 cc 126.472 mph 1:11.35.92
5 England Guy Martin Honda 1000 cc 126.057 mph 1:11.50.06
6 Scotland Keith Amor BMW 1000 cc 126.051 mph 1:11.50.25
7 Wales Ian Lougher Kawasaki 1000 cc 125.448 mph 1:12.10.97
8 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Honda 1000 cc 124.939 mph 1:12.28.63
9 England Michael Rutter Honda 1000 cc 124.819 mph 1:12.32.78
10 Northern Ireland Adrian Archibald Suzuki 1000 cc 124.525 mph 1:12.43.08

Fastest Lap and New Lap Record: Ian Hutchinson – 130.741 mph (17' 18.91) on lap 4.[22]

2010 Sidecar TT Race 'B' TT final standings

Third place finishers Conrad Harrison and Kerry Williams

10 June 2010 3 Laps (113.00 Miles) TT Mountain Course.

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 Austria Klaus Klaffenböck/Isle of Man Dan Sayle 600 cc LCR Honda 113.431 mph 59’ 52.35
2 England John Holden/England Andrew Winkle 600 cc LCR Suzuki 113.396 mph 59’ 53.47
3 England Conrad Harrison/England Kerry Williams Honda 600 cc 110.962 mph 1:01.12.29
4 England Gary Bryan/England Gary Partridge Honda 600 cc 109.105 mph 1:002.14.77
5 England Greg Lambert/Isle of Man Jason Slous Honda 600 cc 108.362 mph 1:002.40.38
6 England Roy Hanks/England Gary Partridge Suzuki 600 cc 108.257 mph 1:02.44.03
7 England Robert Handcock/England Mike Aylott Honda 600 cc 107.291 mph 1:03.17.92
8 England David Kimberley/England Robert Bell Ireson Honda 600 cc 106.996 mph 1:03.28.39
9 Scotland Gordon Shand/Stuart Graham Suzuki 600 cc 106.437 mph 1:03.48.42
10 Isle of Man Brian Kelly/Isle of Man Dicky Gale DMR Honda 600 cc 105.139 mph 1:04.35.68

Fastest Lap: Klaus Klaffenböck/Dan Sayle – 114.157 mph (19' 49.84) on lap 3.[23]

2010 Supersport Junior TT Race 2

10 June 2010 4 Laps (150.73 Miles) TT Mountain Course.

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 England Ian Hutchinson Honda 600 cc 125.161 mph 1:12.20.89
2 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Yamaha 600 cc 125.120 mph 1:12.22.34
3 Scotland Keith Amor Honda 600 cc 124.180 mph 1:12.55.19
4 England Guy Martin Honda 600 cc 124.035 mph 1:13.00.31
5 England John McGuinness Honda 600 cc 123.098 mph 1:13.33.64
6 Isle of Man Conor Cummins Kawasaki 600 cc 123.092 mph 1:13.33.87
7 Northern Ireland William Dunlop Yamaha 600 cc 122.751 mph 1:13.46.12
8 New Zealand Bruce Anstey Suzuki 600 cc 122.031 mph 1:14.12.16
9 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar Kawasaki 600 cc 121.929 mph 1:14.15.97
10 Isle of Man Dan Kneen Yamaha 600 cc 121.654 mph 1:14.26.04

Fastest Lap and New Lap Record: Michael Dunlop – 127.836 mph (17' 42.52) on lap 4.[24]

2010 TT Zero Race

The inaugural TT Zero race was held in 2010. The class is for racing motorcycles "powered without the use of carbon based fuels and have zero toxic/noxious emissions."

TT Zero winner Mark Miller

10 June 2010 1 Lap (37.773 Miles) TT Mountain Course

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 United States Mark Miller MotoCzysz E1pc / MotoCzysz 96.820 mph 23' 22.89
2 England Robert Barber Agni / AGNI Racing 89.290 mph 25' 21.19
3 England James McBride Man TTX / Man TTX Racing 88.653 mph 25' 32.13
4 England Jennifer Tinmouth Agni / AGNI Racing 88.228 mph 25' 39.50
5 Scotland George Spence Peter Williams / Kingston University 64.705 mph 34' 59.19

Fastest Lap and New Lap Record:Mark Miller – 96.820 mph (23' 22.89) on lap 1.[25]

2010 Senior TT final standings.

Bruce Anstey at the start of the Senior TT
Ian Hutchinson after winning the Senior TT

11 June 2010 4 Laps (150.73 Miles) TT Mountain Course (Reduced Race Distance).

Rank Rider Team Speed Time
1 England Ian Hutchinson Honda 1000 cc 128.607 mph 1:10.24.59
2 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar Kawasaki 1000 cc 127.467 mph 1:11.02.36
3 New Zealand Bruce Anstey Suzuki 1000 cc 126.408 mph 1:11.38.08
4 Wales Ian Lougher Kawasaki 1000 cc 125.721 mph 1:12.01.57
5 England Michael Rutter Honda 1000 cc 125.455 mph 1:12.10.74
6 England Daniel Stewart Honda 1000 cc 124.797 mph 1:12.33.57
7 Northern Ireland Adrian Archibald Suzuki 1000 cc 124.675 mph 1:12.37.82
8 Isle of Man Dan Kneen Suzuki 1000 cc 123.220 mph 1:13.29.30
9 Northern Ireland Davy Morgan Suzuki 1000 cc 122.894 mph 1:13.40.98
10 England James McBride Yamaha 1000 cc 122.625 mph 1:13.50.69

Fastest Lap: Ian Hutchinson – 131.487 mph (17' 13.01) on lap 1.

2010 Isle of Man TT Championship Points Standings

2010 Joey Dunlop TT Champion Trophy

Pos Rider Superbike Supersport 1 Superstock Supersport 2 Senior TT Pts
1 England Ian Hutchinson 25 25 25 25 25 125
2 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop 20 16 8 20 64
3 Northern Ireland Ryan Farquhar 6 7 20 7 20 60
4 England Guy Martin 13 20 11 13 57
5 Scotland Keith Amor 10 13 10 16 49
6 Wales Ian Lougher 9 4 9 2 13 37
7 Isle of Man Conor Cummins 8 16 10 34
8 England John McGuinness 9 13 11 33
9 Australia Cameron Donald 16 6 5 3 30
10 Isle of Man Dan Kneen 4 11 1 6 8 30
11 Northern Ireland Adrian Archibald 11 6 4 9 30
12 New Zealand Bruce Anstey 5 8 16 29
13 England Michael Rutter 8 7 11 26
14 Northern Ireland William Dunlop 10 9 19
15 England Daniel Stewart 7 10 17
16 England Gary Johnson 5 3 5 2 15
17 Northern Ireland Davy Morgan 2 7 9
18 England James McBride 2 6 8
19 United States Jimmy Moore 1 5 6
20 England James Hillier 2 4 6
21 England Ian Mackman 3 3 6
22 Germany Rico Penzkofer 4 4
23 Republic of Ireland Derek Brien 3 3
24 Northern Ireland John Burrows 1 1
25 Isle of Man Stephen Oates 1 1
26 England Ben Wylie 1 1
Pos Rider Superbike Supersport 1 Superstock Supersport 2 Senior TT Pts

2010 TT Privateers Championship

Pos Rider Superbike Supersport 1 Superstock Supersport 2 Senior TT Pts
1 England James McBride 11 13 25 11 20 80
2 United States Jimmy Moore 16 13 25 16 70
3 Northern Ireland Davy Morgan 25 11 25 61
4 Republic of Ireland Derek Brien 25 1 20 46
5 Italy Stefano Bonetti 7 16 6 10 39
6 England Ben Wylie 6 20 11 37
7 Isle of Man Stephen Oates 20 6 10 35
8 England Oliver Linsdell 16 16 32
9 New Zealand Paul Dobbs 13 8 9 30
10 Portugal Luis Carreira 9 20 29
11 Spain Antonio Maeso 8 8 3 9 28
12 Australia David Johnson* 4 5 5 13 27
13 England Ian Pattinson 10 5 3 9 27
14 England Chris Palmer 11 10 21
15 England David Hewson 7 4 1 8 20
16 Republic of Ireland Roger Maher 2 8 7 17
17 England Steve Mercer 5 11 16
18 England Paul Shoesmith 2 6 6 14
19 Northern Ireland Stephen Mcllvenna 9 4 13
20 England Jim Hodson 1 1 7 2 11
21 Wales Paul Owen 10 10
22 England Michael Russell 3 5 8
23 England Kiaran Hanklin 7 7
24 South Africa Hudson Kennaugh* 5 5
25 Northern Ireland Stephen Thompson* 4 4
26 England Rob Barber 3 2 3
27 Republic of Ireland Brian McCormack* 3 5
28 Czech Republic Michal Dokoupil 4 4
29 Spain Sergio Romero 2 2
30 Isle of Man David Madsen-Mygdal 1 1
31 England Roy Richardson 1 1
Pos Rider Superbike Supersport 1 Superstock Supersport 2 Senior TT Pts
  • *denotes newcomer

Notes

  1. ^ REGULATIONS – 2009 International Tourist Trophy – Isle of Man 30 May – 12 June p37-40 ACU Events Ltd (2009)
  2. ^ Manx Independent page 1, 47 & 49 dated 27 November 2009 Isle of Man Newspapers ISSN 1358-4391
  3. ^ Isle of Man Examiner - Brialtagh Ellan Vannin page 1 Miracle Escape - Martin left at scene with minor injuries 15 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspapers Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing ISSN 1358-4383
  4. ^ Daily Star page 67 Hutch’s FAB FIVE Saturday 12 June 2010 Northern and Shell Network Ltd ISSN 0957-6231
  5. ^ Motor Cycle News page 74–76 HUTCHINSON'S PERFECT TT Honda Star becomes new King of the Mountain Record breaking five wins in one week Wednesday 16 June 2010 EMAP Publications Ltd
  6. ^ TT News 2010 Race Edition One page 15 Klassy Kaffi claims first TT win 8 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspaper Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing ISSN 1471-7905
  7. ^ Isle of Man Examiner page 5 dated 15 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspapers ISSN 1358-4383
  8. ^ Manx Independent page 7 Isle of Man Newspapers Ltd (2010)Johnston Press Publishing 12 November 2010
  9. ^ Manx Independent - Manninagh Seyr page 41 William Dunlop scores hat-trick at Post-TT Friday 18 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspapers Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing ISSN 1358-4391
  10. ^ TT News 2010 Race Edition One page 10–11 Oversby guides MV Agusta to first solo Classic win 8 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspaper Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing ISSN 1471-7905
  11. ^ Motor Cycle-News page 67 dated 2 June 2010 EMAP Publications Ltd
  12. ^ Isle of Man Examiner- Brialtagh Ellan Vannin page 18 1 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspapers Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing ISSN 1358-4383
  13. ^ Isle of Man Courier - Roieder Ellan Vannin page Page 52 TT 2010 Michael Dunlop tops in the 600's Thursday 3 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspapers Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing
  14. ^ TT News 2010 Race Edition One page 12–13 Hutch sets practice pace 8 June 2010 Isle of Man Newspaper Ltd (2010) Johnson Press Publishing ISSN 1471-7905
  15. ^ Bike Sport News - Isle of Man TT Special 2010 page 12 TT Practice Round-Up Issue 263 15 June 2010 BSN - Bike Sport News (2010) Harmsworth Press Ltd
  16. ^ TT 2010 All Sessions TT Superbike PRACTICE FASTEST LAPS pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 4 June 2010
  17. ^ TT 2010 All Sessions TT Supersport PRACTICE FASTEST LAPS pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 4 June 2010
  18. ^ TT 2010 All Sessions TT Superstock PRACTICE FASTEST LAPS pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 4 June 2010
  19. ^ TT 2010 Superbike TT Provisional Results Sheet pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 5 June 2010
  20. ^ TT 2010 Sidecar TT Provisional Results Sheet page 1 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 5 June 2010
  21. ^ TT 2010 Supersport Race 1 Provisional Results Sheet pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 7 June 2010
  22. ^ TT 2010 Superstock Provisional Results Sheet pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 7 June 2010
  23. ^ TT 2010 Sidecar Race 2 Provisional Results Sheet page 1 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 10 June 2010
  24. ^ TT 2010 Supersport Race 2 Provisional Results Sheet pages 1 & 2 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 10 June 2010
  25. ^ TT 2010 The TT Zero Race Provisional Results Sheet page 1 Eddie Nelson, Clerk of the Course. ACU Events Ltd (2010) Isle of Man TT Press Office. Isle of Man Department of Economic Development. 10 June 2010
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