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Metzeler will be the Official Tyre of the most iconic motorcycle road race until 2027

Metzeler is Official Tyre of the Isle of Man TT

Metzeler is Official Tyre Partner of the Isle of Man TT

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Metzeler is Official Tyre 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

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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.

The RACETEC RR tyres used by Metzeler riders have been developed thanks to Metzeler's experience in Road Racing. These most challenging races, do not take place on smooth prepared race circuits but on roads open to the public throughout the year and where all the situations that any motorcyclist may have to face on a daily basis can be found. It is precisely for this reason why Metzeler has chosen road racing as a testing and development ground. Our participation in Road Racing has enriched Metzeler’s know-how and been instrumental in the continuous development and improvement to our successful tyres.

Dean Harrison

Dean, from Bradford in West Yorkshire, comes from a TT family, with sidecar riding father Conrad and Dean becoming the first father and son to win a TT in the same week! His greatest accomplishment was winning the ‘big one’, the Senior TT in 2019- on Metzeler rubber, which takes his win tally to three (and a total of 20 podiums). His Manx based DAO Racing squad also gives him valuable track time within the Bennetts British Superbike Championship on their Kawasaki ZX10RR machines.

John McGuinness

A man who needs no introduction to road race fans all over the world, John McGuinness is the second most successful Isle of Man TT rider ever, after the legendary Joey Dunlop. The Morecambe Missile has logged 104 TT starts, with 47 podiums and 23 wins. At 51 years old John remains one of the crowd favourites and can still be counted on for solid results and knows the course like no other.  Many people forget that he also has an incredible, varied racing pedigree that includes 24 hour World Endurance races, 500cc GPs, the Daytona 200 and is a former British 250cc Champion!

Josh Brookes

Josh’s return to the Isle of Man, after five years away, came as something of a shock as he had moved back to short circuits with BSB and World Superbike. The two-time British Superbike Champion has incredible bike craft and a fastest lap of 131.745mph under his belt (which made him the fastest Australian ever to have lapped the Mountain Course), he just needs to reacquaint himself with the ‘Island’ on his FHO BMW Superbike and Superstock machinery.

Michael Rutter

At 51 years old ‘The Blade’ shows no sign of hanging up his distinctive black and gold leathers as he aims to equal his late father Tony Rutter’s tally of race starts on the Isle of Man of 82, with 80 starts to date. Having logged seven TT wins, Michael also rides possibly the most exotic machine out there the awesome Honda MotoGP-derived RC213V-S. A long time Metzeler campaigner, Michael recently saw a waxworks likeness of himself unveiled in Macau to commemorate his record nine wins at the Armco lined Macau GP street circuit!

Mike Browne

Everything seemed to be in place for hometown hero Nathan, as he prepared to fly the Manx flag with one of the most sought after rides in the race paddock, Honda Racing, before disaster struck at the North West 200. Nathan from Onchan, near the famous race start line, injured himself and although he tried to get fit for only his second full TT, he made the wise decision to sit out the event. At only 24 years old he has plenty of time on his side and with local support is destined to become a TT star of the future.

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James Hillier

James has certainly had a year to remember so far having had an incident packed debut at the legendary ‘Dakar’ back in January. Not only did he become the first TT rider to take on the event, he rode in the brutal Malle Moto class, with no mechanical assistance. Back on the tarmac, James lines up on the Glencrutchery Road astride his LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha for a 65th start, with 14 podiums and one memorable win to his name.

Jamie Coward

The winner of the 2022 TT Privateer Trophy, Jamie has quietly raced somewhat under the radar but this determined rider is one to watch this year. Looking forward to his 40th race start, Jamie has been steadily building his race pace at the Island with a superb 122.520mph Supertwin lap, making him one of the favourites for a podium in the small capacity class. The 31-year old also became the fastest Yamaha rider in TT history, with a Superbike lap of 130.398mph.

Dom Herbertson

This likeable lumberjack, podcaster and racer always brings a smile to the paddock with his unmistakable Geordie accent and laugh. But once behind the visor Dom is a steely competitor who is knocking on the door of a 130mph lap, which he was on course to achieve at last years TT before a crash in the Senior ended his campaign. The host of Chasin’ the Racin’ will definitely be making noise at this years TT!

A Manx GP winner, Cork resident Mike Browne proudly flies the Irish tricolour as he continues his Isle of Man journey. Mike recently showed his form on his North West 200 debut, as the fastest newcomer. Riding ex TAS Racing BMW Superbikes, Mike has everything in place to push his way up the TT standings this year.

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