Every two weeks, the tiny island in the Irish Sea with a population of just 88,000 becomes the most attractive racing festival on the planet. Organizers turn 37.73 miles (about 61 km) of streets into an epic track with more than 40,000 spectators from all over the world. Viewers can also bring their own motorbike to attend events dedicated to them.
During the 4 main racing days, the speed of the riders often exceeds 320 km / h. Every year there are accidents and almost no year there are no deaths.
In the most dangerous race in the world, racers face the most terrible challenges: extremely high speed and narrow track with 264 sharp turns. The two sides of the track are fenced with stone walls and electric poles.
Riders at professional tournaments in the world like MotoGP or WSBK have never challenged themselves in the Isle of Man because just a small mistake also loses their life or career.
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