Isle of Man TT suspends sidecar class after head injuries
ESPN F1 • 1 min read • Latest: May 28, 2026, 1:44 PM
Last updated May 28, 2026
The Isle of Man TT organizers have suspended the Sidecar class for the remainder of this year's event following a series of early crashes. The decision comes after at least two competitors, known as the Crowes, sustained head injuries during the races. The safety of participants remains a priority as the event continues amidst concerns over the incidents. Further assessments may be conducted to evaluate track conditions and safety protocols after the suspension.
- •Isle of Man TT suspends the Sidecar class for safety reasons.
- •Early crashes led to head injuries for competitors.
- •The Crowes were specifically mentioned as injured parties.
- •Event organizers aim to prioritize participant safety.
- •Further evaluations of track safety may follow.
- 1:44 PMESPN F1 — Isle of Man TT: Crowes sustain head injuries
"The Isle of Man TT has suspended the Sidecar class from the remainder of this year's meeting after early crashes.
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