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The highlight of the Isle of Man calendar!
Ramsey Park Hotel is perfect for accommodation and dining during the TT Races. The Ramsey Park Hotel is adjacent to Moorage Promenade where the famous Ramsey Sprint takes place during the Isle of Man TT week, giving unrivalled views of where all the action is happening in Ramsey.
Ramsey Park Hotel TT Accommodation Offer:
including full English breakfast, minimum 4 night stay with full payment required upon booking. (This offer is non-refundable and we recommend you take out travel insurance.)
Call us on 01624 818123 (selecting option 2) for the most up to date prices and availability during the next Isle of Man TT weeks.
Isle of Man TT Races (Tourist Trophy)
The Island’s most famous annual event is the Isle of Man TT Races (tourist trophy) established in 1907. This historic event sees scores of tourists from all around the world lining up to witness the daring motorbike racers, race around the islands 37¾ challenging Mountain Course.
The Isle of Man TT course remains largely untouched since 1911 and remains one of the most dangerous courses on the biking circuit. The skill and concentration needed is unparalleled. Using the Island’s main road, the bikers must contend with the narrow village lanes, lamp posts, phone boxes, manhole covers, bumps and extreme bends that these roads have to offer.
The Isle of Man TT captures the imagination in a way that no other race can. With an average speed of 131mph – and hitting in excess of 200mph over the Mountain – there is no margin for error.
The races that commence at the end of May attract the greatest numbers of any other motorbike event for an entire two-week period. Thousands of Motorsport fans are able to be right next to the action at various viewpoints all over the island. This enables individuals to view the incredible, breath-taking racing and unrivalled picturesque views of our stunning Island.
Described by the legendary F1 commentator Murray Walker as ‘the greatest motor-sporting event in the world’, each year we ask which victor will have their name inscribed on the Isle of Man TT trophy this time?