If you are the lucky owner of a “man cavea personal bar or a perfectly suitable garage, have in your collection an authentic piece of the IoM TT It is something that any fan of the world of two wheels longs for. Yes, it’s true, a fragment of carbon fiber or, as in this case, an object used in competition, can be the holy grail for many of us.
And if you are a fervent follower of T.T.you will surely recognize the items featured in the TT Authentics auction. On this occasion we present you a collector’s item of another level: the podium number boards reserved for the first three drivers. Be careful, in this case, these are those used in the second Monster Energy Supersport TT race of this year, where Michael Dunlop achieved his historic 25th victory in the T.T.setting a lap record of almost 210 km/h.
As we all know, on this occasion, Dunlop shared the podium with Dean Harrisonwho was second with his Honda CBR600RRand Davey Toddthird with his Powertoolmate Ducati Panigale. Each auctioned board is signed by the corresponding pilot with an orange indelible marker. However, please note that the rubber base that holds the board is not included in the auction.
In addition to these boards sponsored by Monster Energy, racing memorabilia such as mile markers and iconic road signs will also be up for auction. T.T.such as Ago’s Leap, Ballaugh Bridge and Ballagarey Bend (known as «BallaScary«).
Unlike MotoGP either Formula 1where official articles reach astronomical figures, the memories of the T.T. They have more accessible and out-of-this-world prices. For example, winner boards start at 150 pounds (178 euros), while a number 21 mile marker starts at 100 pounds (120 euros).
Attention, the auction for the number boards is now open and will close in 15 days, although some other surprises are yet to begin.
About the IoM TT
To finish, let’s do a little history about the T.T.. The race Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) It is one of the most iconic and dangerous motorcycle races in the world. Since 1907, it has been held on the Isle of Man, where drivers take on a 60.7 km circuit on public roads full of tight curves, fast straights and challenging gradient changes.
Known for its extreme speed and high risk, the TT has been the scene of historic moments, such as speed records and exploits of legendary drivers, including figures such as Joey Dunlop and John McGuinness. Without a doubt, its unique character makes it a test of skill and bravery, attracting fans and pilots from all over the world. Amen.
