Isle of Man TT 2025

 


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2025 Isle of Man TT


The 2025 Isle of Man TT was held between 26 May and 6 June on the Isle of Man TT Mountain Course. Due to windy conditions the Senior TT Race was cancelled on 7 June.

Peter Hickman had a crash in practice and was hospitalized at Nobles Hospital and could not take part in any of the races in this year's event.  Michael Rutter had a crash in the last lap of SuperTwin Race and also was hospitalised and had to be operated with a broken rib cage. [2]

Kieran Clarke in the riders category, Oscar Lawrence in the passengers category and became the fastest newcomer in the Sidecar TT class. 

Results
RST x D3O Superbike TT Race
Results (1–10)[5]
Position Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 8 England Davey Todd BMW 01:08:20.628 132.495
2 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop BMW 01:08:21.925 132.453
3 3 England Dean Harrison Honda 01:09:05.444 131.062
4 19 Isle of Man Nathan Harrison Honda 01:10:02.828 129.273
5 2 Australia David Johnson Kawasaki 01:10:19.482 128.763
6 5 England James Hillier Honda 01:10:21.959 128.687
7 1 England John McGuinness Honda 01:10:32.106 128.379
8 7 Australia Joshua Brookes Honda 01:10:37.811 128.206
9 21 Isle of Man Michael Evans Honda 01:11:02.757 127.456
10 20 Northern Ireland Paul Jordan Honda 01:11:13.130 127.146

3wheeling.media Sidecar TT Race 1
Results (1–10)[6]
Position Number Riders Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 1 Isle of Man Ryan Crowe / Isle of Man Callum Crowe Honda LCR 37:39.763 120.214
2 3 England Ben Birchall / England Patrick Rosney Honda LCR 38:57.433 116.22
3 4 England Lee Crawford / Scotland Scott Hardie Kawasaki LCR 39:14.784 115.363
4 6 England Todd Ellis / France Emmanuelle Clement Yamaha CES 39:46.941 113.809
5 15 England Kieran Clarke / Andrew Johnson Yamaha CES 39:55.892 113.384
6 12 England Steve Ramsden / England Mathew Ramsden Yamaha DMR 40:21.500 112.185
7 7 England Lewis Blackstock / England Oscar Lawrence Honda LCR 40:51.483 110.813
8 5 England Greg Lambert / England Andrew Haynes Yamaha LCR 41:20.621 109.511
9 13 England Robert Dawson / Matthew Sims Honda LCR 41:30.146 109.092
10 14 Isle of Man Darren Hope / Lenny Bumfrey Honda LCR 41:36.597 108.811

Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 1
Results (1–10)
Position[7] Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Ducati 53:15.950 127.500
2 3 England Dean Harrison Honda 53:26.179 127.093
3 5 England James Hillier Kawasaki 54:11.251 125.331
4 8 England Davey Todd Honda 54:29.244 124.642
5 7 Australia Joshua Brookes Honda 54:39.629 124.247
6 15 England Rob Hodson Yamaha 55:07.481 123.201
7 16 England James Hind Suzuki 55:21.982 122.663
8 13 England Dominic Herbertson Ducati 55:28.440 122.425
9 12 England Ian Hutchinson Yamaha 55:31.041 122.329
10 11 Isle of Man Conor Cummins Ducati 55:47.840 121.716

RL360 Superstock TT Race 1
Results (1–10)[8]
Position Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 3 England Dean Harrison Honda 33:37.235 134.667
2 8 England Davey Todd BMW 33:48.892 133.894
3 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop BMW 34:09.403 132.554
4 5 England James Hillier Honda 34:30.330 131.214
5 12 England Ian Hutchinson BMW 34:34.814 130.930
6 11 Isle of Man Conor Cummins BMW 34:38.504 130.698
7 19 Isle of Man Nathan Harrison Honda 34:40.434 130.577
8 13 England Dominic Herbertson Honda 34:40.659 130.562
9 7 Australia Joshua Brookes Honda 34:48.198 130.091
10 16 England James Hind Honda 34:54.893 129.675

Metzeler Supertwin TT Race 1
Results (1–10)[9]
Position Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Paton 37:01.096 122.307
2 15 England Rob Hodson Paton 37:37.236 120.349
3 1 Northern Ireland Paul Jordan Aprilia 37:38.993 120.255
4 8 England Davey Todd Paton 37:43.241 120.03
5 13 England Dominic Herbertson Paton 37:45.173 119.927
6 7 Northern Ireland Adam McLean Yamaha 37:52.627 119.534
7 14 Italy Stefano Bonetti Paton 37:59.021 119.199
8 12 England Baz Furber Yamaha 38:05.184 118.877
9 3 England Michael Rutter Yamaha 38:31.021 117.548
10 24 Republic of Ireland Michael Sweeney Aprilia 38:43.713 116.906

Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 2
Results (1–10)[10]
Position Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Ducati 01:11:29.191 126.670
2 3 England Dean Harrison Honda 01:11:55.372 125.902
3 8 England Davey Todd Honda 01:12:11.226 125.441
4 1 Northern Ireland Paul Jordan Honda 01:12:49.232 124.350
5 16 England James Hind Suzuki 01:12:52.316 124.262
6 7 Australia Joshua Brookes Honda 01:13:01.532 124.000
7 9 Republic of Ireland Mike Browne Yamaha 01:13:23.794 123.374
8 13 England Dominic Herbertson Ducati 01:13:25.136 123.336
9 12 England Ian Hutchinson Yamaha 01:13:34.682 123.069
10 18 Isle of Man Michael Evans Triumph 01:13:39.168 122.944

Opul Superstock TT Race 2
Results (1–10)[11]
Position Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 3 England Dean Harrison Honda 51:24.933 132.088
2 8 England Davey Todd BMW 51:40.964 131.406
3 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop BMW 52:13.774 130.030
4 5 England James Hillier Honda 52:23.726 129.618
5 11 Isle of Man Conor Cummins BMW 52:31.213 129.310
6 7 Australia Joshua Brookes Honda 52:37.123 129.068
7 19 Isle of Man Nathan Harrison Honda 52:41.450 128.891
8 1 England John McGuinness Honda 52:52.367 128.448
9 13 England Dominic Herbertson Honda 52:55.968 128.302
10 2 Australia David Johnson Kawasaki 53:05.826 127.905

3wheeling.media Sidecar TT Race 2
Results (1–10)[12]
Position Number Riders Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 1 Isle of Man Ryan Crowe / Isle of Man Callum Crowe Honda LCR 37:42.692 120.059
2 3 England Ben Birchall / England Patrick Rosney Honda LCR 38:51.595 116.511
3 4 England Lee Crawford / Scotland Scott Hardie Kawasaki LCR 39:14.612 115.372
4 6 England Todd Ellis / France Emmanuelle Clement Yamaha CES 39:31.416 114.554
5 15 England Kieran Clarke / Andrew Johnson Yamaha CES 39:42.255 114.033
6 12 England George Holden / England Mark Wilkes Yamaha DMR 40:27.182 111.922
7 10 England Stephen Kershaw / England Rhys Gibbons Honda LCR 40:59.409 110.456
8 13 England Greg Lambert / England Andrew Haynes Yamaha LCR 41:26.479 109.253
9 7 England Steve Ramsden / England Mathew Ramsden Yamaha DMR 41:26.909 109.234
10 18 Belgium Renzo Van der Donckt / Belgium Vale Van der Donckt Suzuki LCR 41:39.132 108.700

Entire Cover insurance Supertwin TT Race 2
Results (1–10)[13]
Position Number Rider Machine Time Speed (mph)
1 6 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop Paton 56:04.007 121.131
2 8 England Davey Todd Paton 56:30.782 120.174
3 13 England Dominic Herbertson Paton 56:51.368 119.449
4 1 Northern Ireland Paul Jordan Aprilia 56:54.510 119.339
5 9 Republic of Ireland Mike Browne Kawasaki 57:00.537 119.129
6 7 Northern Ireland Adam Mclean Yamaha 57:05.882 118.943
7 12 England Baz Furber Yamaha 57:11.476 118.749
8 11 Isle of Man Joe Yeardsley Aprilia 57:55.661 117.239
9 22 Czech Republic Michal Dokoupil Aprilia 58:15.956 116.559
10 24 Republic of Ireland Michael Sweeney Aprilia 58:26.685 116.202

Wins table
Rider Wins
7 Northern Ireland Michael Dunlop 4
7 England Dean Harrison 2
2 Isle of Man Ryan Crowe / Isle of Man Callum Crowe 2
7 England Davey Todd 1


NFL Season 1995 / 96 - Super Bowl XXX : Dallas Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

 


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The 1995 NFL season was the 76th regular season of the National Football League (NFL). The league expanded to 30 teams with the addition of the Carolina Panthers and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The two expansion teams were slotted into the two remaining divisions that previously had only four teams (while the other four had five teams): the AFC Central (Jaguars) and the NFC West (Panthers).
Meanwhile, the two teams in Los Angeles relocated to other cities: the Rams transferred to St. Louis and the Raiders moved back to Oakland; this would be the start of a 20-year absence for the NFL in Los Angeles. During the course of the season it emerged that the Cleveland Browns would relocate to Baltimore for the 1996 season. The Raiders' move was not announced until after the schedule had been announced, which resulted in a problem in the third week of the season when both the Raiders and the San Francisco 49ers had games scheduled to air on NBC which ended up overlapping each other. The Raiders game was rescheduled for 10:00 a.m. PDT in case they were to relocate and NBC was given the doubleheader so that both Bay Area teams had their games televised locally.
The season ended with Super Bowl XXX, when the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 27–17 at Sun Devil Stadium. They became the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in four years. This season was Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula's last season as coach.


NFL Season 1993 / 94 - Super Bowl XXVIII : Dallas Cowboys vs. Buffalo Bills

 


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The 1993 NFL season was the 74th regular season of the National Football League (NFL). It was the only season in league history where all NFL teams were originally scheduled to play their 16-game schedule over a span of 18 weeks and did so (the league again played 16 games over 18 weeks in 2001, but this was caused by the postponement of a week of games due to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, where all of the Week 2 scheduled games were moved to an 18th week and the entire postseason was delayed by 7 days before starting). After the success of expanding the regular season to a period of 17 weeks in 1990, the league hoped this new schedule would generate even more revenue. This was also done to avoid scheduling playoff games on January 1 and competing with college football bowl games. The NFL's teams, however, felt that having two weeks off during the regular season was too disruptive for their weekly routines, and thus the regular season reverted to 17 weeks immediately after the season ended. 2021 marked the first season where an 18-week schedule would include 17 regular-season games. On March 1, 1993, the current free agent system was introduced to the league, replacing the Plan B system instituted in 1989. The season ended with Super Bowl XXVIII when the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Buffalo Bills 30–13 for the second consecutive season at the Georgia Dome. This remains the only time both Super Bowl participants have been the same in successive seasons. The Cowboys became the first team to win a Super Bowl after losing their first two regular season games. This game also marked the fourth consecutive Super Bowl loss by the Bills, who remain the only team to reach four straight Super Bowls.


Bayern Munich - Bundesliga Champions 2024/25

 


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Players


No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GKGermany GERManuel Neuer (captain)
2DFFrance FRADayot Upamecano
3DFSouth Korea KORKim Min-jae
6MFGermany GERJoshua Kimmich (3rd captain)
7FWGermany GERSerge Gnabry
8MFGermany GERLeon Goretzka (4th captain)
9FWEngland ENGHarry Kane
10FWGermany GERLeroy Sané
11FWFrance FRAKingsley Coman
15DFEngland ENGEric Dier
16MFPortugal PORJoão Palhinha
17FWFrance FRAMichael Olise
18GKIsrael ISRDaniel Peretz
19MFCanada CANAlphonso Davies
21DFJapan JPNHiroki Itō
22DFPortugal PORRaphaël Guerreiro
23DFFrance FRASacha Boey
24MFCroatia CROGabriel Vidović
No.Pos.NationPlayer
25FWGermany GERThomas Müller (vice-captain)
26GKGermany GERSven Ulreich
27MFAustria AUTKonrad Laimer
28DFGermany GERTarek Buchmann
32MFGermany GERAdin Ličina
33MFSpain ESPJavier Fernández
35GKGermany GERMax Schmitt
36FWGermany GERWisdom Mike
37GKAustralia AUSAnthony Pavlešić
40GKGermany GERJonas Urbig
41FWSweden SWEJonah Kusi-Asare
42MFGermany GERJamal Musiala
43MFDenmark DENJonathan Asp Jensen
44DFCroatia CROJosip Stanišić
45MFGermany GERAleksandar Pavlović
46MFGermany GERLennart Karl
48GKGermany GERLeon Klanac

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