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The TT Course is absolutely unique.
In almost 38 miles there are so many places to watch a race.
You may stay in one place or by using back roads, jump from place to place during the race.
There are a number of established points, but there are still some as yet less known.
After fifty years I reckon I have seen most of these places and have my favourites,
but it is incredible that after all the times I have visited the TT,
I can still find new vantage points.
All we need is a good map of the Island and a tank of petrol.
We are only limited by time.
In my early days, a TT race lasted nearly FOUR hours but now they last just two !!
SEE DUKE VIDEO AND DVD
So where do we go then ?
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TAKING ON FUEL DURING THE RACE (1) (Photo-Vast Collection)
TAKING ON FUEL DURING THE RACE (2) (Photo-Dave Gess)
THE DASH TO THE TOP OF BRAY HILL (Photo-Vast Collection)
BOTTOM OF BRAY HILL (Photo-Victoria Gess)
QUARTER BRIDGE (Photo-Dave Gess)
KIRK BRADDAN (Photo-Dave Gess)
BALLIG BRIDGE (Photo-Vast Collection)
THE HIGHLANDER (Photo-Vast Collection)
GREEBA CASTLE (Photo-Vast Collection)
RHENCULLEN (Photo-Dave Gess)
BALLAUGH BRIDGE (Photo-Dave Gess)
SULBY GLEN HOTEL (Photo-Vast Collection)
KATES COTTAGE (Photo-Vast Collection)
KATES COTTAGE FROM CREG (Photo-Dave Gess)
