Metzeler
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of the Isle of Man TT
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Metzeler will be the Official Tyre of the most iconic motorcycle road race until 2027
Metzeler has been selected by the Isle of Man TT Races as the Official Tyre. The most famous motorcycle road race in the world, has chosen Metzeler as its sole Official Tyre for the five-year period 2023-2027. The Tourist Trophy has been run since 1907 on the road circuit of the Snaefell Mountain Course, a 60.720 km track on the Isle of Man. Over the years it has become an iconic competition characterised by charm, tradition, glory, passion and adrenaline, values also shared by Metzeler, who boast of a history of over a century and a half full of motorsport successes and technology.
RIDERS
Dean Harrison
Yorkshireman Dean, from Bradford, is now an Isle of Man resident, giving himself and his family the chance to enjoy the scenery and ride the excellent local enduro trails! Hailing from a TT family, he and his sidecar driving dad Conrad are the only father and son to win a TT in the same week! A factory Honda rider since 2025, his TT record now stands at 7 victories, including two senior wins in 2019 and 2026, with his fastest lap speed a 135.692mph lap in 2025.
John McGuinness
The Morecambe Missile is a man who needs no introduction to road race fans all over the world, John McGuinness is the third most successful Isle of Man TT rider ever. Having logged 47 podiums and 23 wins he remains a firm crowd favourite. He showed no sign of slowing in TT 2026, aboard the Honda Fireblade and still has superb pace. Considered by many as a roads specialist, John has raced across multiple disciplines including 24 hour World Endurance races, 500cc GPs, the Daytona 200 and is a former British 250cc Champion!
Davey Todd
Davey not only took his first TT victory in 2024, in the Superstock class, he went on to win the ‘big one’, the Senior TT. Unfortunately injured at Daytona Race week in early 2026, Davey has spent the rest of the year recovering from his injuries with an eye on returning to fight for race wins in 2027.
Dom Herbertson
The Geordie lumberjack, presenter and perennial crowd favourite brings a smile to the paddock with his unmistakable accent and laugh. A member of the hallowed ‘130mph’ club, ‘Dom The Bomb’ will return in 2027 on a mixture of machinery confident of a strong campaign and hoping to repeat his podium success, scooped during a memorable ride in the Supertwins category in 2025.