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Isle of Man TT Race Photos from Ballacrye, Quarry Bends, Milntown, & Bray Hill by Tony Goldsmith

By Tony Goldsmith 06/10/2019 No Comments

McGuinness getting some air time on the Padgetts Honda CBR600RR.

With the lush scenery, it's easy to imagine the Isle of Man as farm country...with some really fast tractors.

The Brothers Birchall had an excellent TT result this year.

Dean Harrison tastes some spray after a coveted Senior TT win.

Michael Rutter on his way to setting a new TT Zero race record on the Mugen Shinden electric superbike.

This wasn't Michael Dunlop's best year at the TT, but he still added to his overall win tally.

Peter Hickman getting his lean on .

Manxman Conor Cummins is busy making sure there's another generation of TT racer to come at the Isle of Man.

The Paton with Michael Dunlop onboard, during the Lightweight TT race.

Dean Harrison sliding his way through a turn at roughly 170 mph. Massive stones, not shown in photograph.

Some of the best race watching seats aren't on chairs. Fans can get right next to the action.

Baby Harrison inspects Dad's work at the office.

Note the power wheelie, rear tire deformation, and understand that this is a triple digit balancing act.

A good amount of air for Peter Hickman, on his Smith's Triumph Daytona 675 R.

A glimpse of Conor Cummins, and the Isle of Man countryside.

The young Dean Harrison is still seeing his star rise, thanks in part to his Senior TT win.

Michael Rutter on that beautiful Honda RC213V-S.

David Johnson had a break out performance this year the Isle of Man TT, riding on the factory Honda.

Davey Todd and the Penz13 squad are still feeling the loss of Daley Mathison. Ride in peace, brother.

Despite far too many weather delays and concerns, the Isle of Man TT saw five races get underway last Thursday, and the Senior TT went off without a hitch on Friday.

Of course, photographer Tony Goldsmith was there to capture all the action, with selections from the Ballacrye, Quarry Bends, Milntown, and Bray Hill locations.

We hope you enjoyed this year’s Isle of Man TT, and the stories from Steve English and Tony Goldsmith.

Photos: © 2019 Tony Goldsmith / www.tonygoldsmith.net – All Rights Reserved

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