Senior TT race halted after incident; rider conscious and receiving medical care
The Senior TT race on the Isle of Man has been red flagged following an incident on Friday, 5 June 2026. Race officials have confirmed that the rider involved is conscious and talking, and has been airlifted to Noble's Hospital for further assessment. The race will be rescheduled for tomorrow as organisers prioritise the competitor's wellbeing.
The incident occurred at the 11th Milestone, between Cronk-y-Voddy and Barregarrow, during this evening's racing schedule. Following standard safety protocols, race officials immediately red flagged the session and ensured rapid medical response. The helicopter evacuation underscores the Island's robust emergency procedures for major motorsport events.
The Senior TT will resume tomorrow as part of the rescheduled race calendar. Organisers have confirmed that further updates will follow, so visitors planning to attend should check official TT sources for the latest timing. Despite today's setback, racing continues on the iconic Mountain Course, with other competitions proceeding as planned.
Earlier in the day, Michael Dunlop secured his second victory, winning the Sportsbike Race and marking his impressive 35th TT victory. The racing calendar also includes the Supersport Race 2, keeping fans entertained throughout the festival week. As always, authorities remind visitors and residents to drive responsibly during TT fortnight to avoid disruptions to the schedule.
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