Tourist Trophy

A look back at the year 1990 and The International Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Race season.

In the first TT of the new decade we see the return of Joey Dunlop while Steve Hislop seeks to carry over his winning streak.

At the road racing capial of the world Steve Hislop has his sights set on his 2nd hat-trick while Joey Dunlop searches for the win to tie Mike Hailwood with 14 - TT Race Wins.

From the tense moments with riders a few seconds before the start, through thrills galore captured at scores of different locations, to the heartbeat of the TT on Douglas Promenade, White Lining is over 100 minutes of TT magic.

One of the greatest TT races of all time features Steve Hislop and Carl Fogarty on unfamiliar machines; Foggy on a Loctite Yamaha OW01 while Hizzy rides an Abus-backed Norton rotary for Tthe 1992 Senior TT. We also witness Joey Dunlop duelling against brother Robert Dunlop seeking his 14th TT win to tie Mike Hailwood.

The 1992 Senior TT was a legendary battle between Steve Hislop and Cark Fogarty, two of the greatest racers of their generation. Hizzy would become a two-time British superbike champion while Foggy would claim the Superbike World Championship crown an amazing four times.

If you want to enjoy high speed motorcycle racing on real roads where you can watch from just a few feet away and see the most demanding course in the world then this action-packed video is just for you!

Hang on tight for eighty-five minutes of curb-licking action as top riders with on-bike cameras take you round TT 1993 on a variety of machines. Nick Jeffries and Alan Warner share turn by turn commentary of the Mountain Circuit!

Popular Scots rider Steven Hislop took two TT titles on the 750 Castrol Honda (F1 and Senior) to reach a milestone of 11 TT wins! Joey Dunlop shattered the record books with his 16th and 17th TT victories making him the most successful rider in the history of the TT!

It's that time again! We're off to the Isle of Man for another spectacular review where Joey Dunlop continued to make TT History.

1995 made Joey Dunlop the most successful TT rider ever and the quickest 250cc rider in TT history - but it wasn't just this extraordinary rider who gave 40,000 fans what they came for!

1996 saw Phillip McCallen become the first 4 in a week winner! Relive the excitement & all the action here!

They came, they conquered... they raised the roof - record-shattering Phil McCallen and Joey Dunlop, Manx sidecar aces Molyneux and Hill, and tenacious Scot Jim Moodie all made it to the top of the rostrum during TT96 as their reward for exemplary racing.

Following his Formula 1 victory, McCallen rode in excruciating pain to win both the Production and Senior TTs, and Robert Dunlop came back after serious injury in 1995 to claim a rostrum place. Meanwhile big brother Joey added yet another victory to his tally, taking his total to an incredible 22 wins in 22 years.

1997 - the 90th milestone of the TT mega festival - was a scorching year in more ways than one.

The pull of the TT's legendary 37 mile Mountain Circuit is strong for the competitors who enter the ultimate motorcycle sport challenge.

This is the full, official coverage of everything that happened during the 1998 TT fortnight.

Speedvision reviews the 1999 Isle of Man TT where the Production Race was reintroduced and Phillip McCallen goes for most wins in a week.

This action packed long review is your exclusive record of TT 1999 - featuring ALL the racing - and plenty more besides! Join Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder as the thrills and spills unfold in this official review - your record of the last TT races of the twentieth century.