The 2013 Isle of Man TT races will be remembered in years to come as the catalyst that fired Michael Dunlop into the road racing stratosphere.

The Isle of Man TT organisers confirmed on Friday night that four of the ten spectators injured in a crash in the Senior race have been discharged from hospital.

John McGuinness proved he is far from a spent force as the Honda TT Legends rider won Friday’s prestigious Senior race on the Isle of Man.The 41-year-old from Morecambe was pushed into the shade throughout race week by Ulster’s Michael Dunlop, who grabbed all the headlines as he smashed lap and race records on his way to a magnificent four-timer in the Superbike, Superstock and Superstock classes to equal ex-roads great Phillip McCallen’s 1996 feat.

Bournemouth’s James Hillier claimed his maiden Isle of Man TT victory in the Lightweight race.

Eleven people have been injured following a crash in the Senior race at the Isle of Man TT on Friday.

Honda’s Michael Dunlop made it four wins from four starts as the Northern Ireland star won a blistering Supersport race at the Isle of Man TT to clinch his seventh success on the Mountain Course.

Michael Dunlop’s scorching-hot TT-winning streak continued apace on the Isle of Man on Wednesday as the Ulster roads powerhouse matched Phillip McCallen’s 1996 feat of four wins in a week.

Michael Dunlop again produced a sizzling final lap to claim his fourth Isle of Man TT victory of the 2013 festival in the second Supersport race.

Northern Ireland’s Michael Dunlop is the talk of the Isle of Man TT as the young road racing gladiator dominated Monday’s Supersport and Superstock races to wrap up a phenomenal treble.

Ulster road racing Joey Dunlop was in everyone’s thoughts at the Isle of Man TT this week as Honda and John McGuinness marked the 30th anniversary of the 26-time TT winner’s first victory for the Japanese factory on the Mountain Course with a special tribute.

Tyco Suzuki rider Josh Brookes’ decision to take on the challenge of the Isle of Man TT this year was a choice that left even team manager Philip Neill temporarily perplexed.

Northern Ireland’s Michael Dunlop is out to make history at this year’s Isle of Man TT races after the Honda star took centre stage with a jubilant Supersport and Superstock double on Monday.

Honda and John McGuinness marked the 30th anniversary of Ulster road racing great Joey Dunlop’s first Isle of Man TT victory for the Japanese manufacturer in a poignant tribute on Sunday.

Northern Ireland’s Michael Dunlop dominated the Superbike TT on Sunday to earn his first premier class victory on the Mountain Course.

Michael Dunlop set his fastest ever lap of the Isle of Man TT circuit at 130.89mph to top the Superbike times on his Honda TT Legends Superbike on Saturday.

The Dainese Superbike TT has been postponed until Sunday in order to allow additional qualifying for the premier class machines after a week of poor weather and delays.

Saturday’s opening Superbike race at the Isle of Man TT has been postponed until tomorrow following a week of curtailed practice sessions.

John McGuinness wasted no time in setting a stunning Superbike benchmark as the premier class machines finally gained some dry qualifying laps at the Isle of Man TT on Thursday night.

The weather played havoc again with Wednesday night’s practice session for the Isle of Man TT races, with most riders completing a single lap before calling it quits for the evening.

Practice for the Isle of Man TT was cancelled on Tuesday night due to deteriorating conditions around the Mountain Course.