Megan White

1 week ago | the-race.com | Megan White

While the Isle of Man TT has been running for over 100 years, the pool of talent from which it can draw has become harder to find. Traditionally, riders would gain experience on the Irish road racing scene before graduating to the TT. Four of those traditional events remain: The Cookstown 100, the North West 200, Armoy and the Tandragee 100, which returns to the calendar this year after a two-year absence.

2 weeks ago | the-race.com | Megan White

Marc Marquez took another dominant victory in MotoGP’s Spanish Grand Prix sprint race after poleman Fabio Quartararo slid out on lap two. The Yamaha rider, who took his first pole since 2022, fell off at Turn 6 while battling Marquez for the lead. QUARTARARO HAS GONE DOWN! 💥💥💥#SpanishGP 🇪🇸 pic.twitter.com/KzLhiATqDF— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) April 26, 2025 After that, factory Ducati rider Marquez was unstoppable, finishing over a second clear of brother Alex to score his fifth consecutive sprint win.

2 weeks ago | the-race.com | Megan White

It's almost time for the world's most iconic road racing event: The Isle of Man TT. Set on the picturesque island in the Irish Sea and taking place on the 37.73-mile Snaefell Mountain Course, the track is one of the most challenging in motorsport. Four classes of motorcycle are used in the event, with more than 100 riders competing across six days of racing. This year's TT starts on May 26, with five qualifying sessions during the first week before six days of racing between May 31 and June 7.

1 month ago | the-race.com | Megan White

With this year’s Isle of Man TT rapidly approaching, organisers have begun to announce the starting orders for each race. The seeded riders for every event will be confirmed this week, naming the top 20 starters and featuring some famous names including all-time wins leader Michael Dunlop and long-time TT legend John McGuinness. This year’s TT will take place from May 26 to June 7, with five qualifying sessions during the first week before six days of racing between May 31 and June 7.

Feb 12, 2025 | change.org | Megan White

We are opposed to the recent change to the ice skating timetable at Braehead Ice Centre, with sessions reduced from 90 minutes to 60. The change was implemented effective immediately on Thursday February 6, with no prior warning or communication from centre management. There was no information about the change, the times online were just shortened, and no statement has been made since the change.