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The Manx Grand Prix features modern and classic bikes from 125cc to 1000ccracing around the 37.73 mile Snaefell Mountain Course otherwise used by everyday traffic.

Winners: 2007
Junior: Derek Brien
Lightweight: Sam Dunlop
U. Ltw: Ollie Lindsdell
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Manx Grand Prix 2008 Regulations & Entry Forms Now Available
(19th March 2008)
The Manx Motor Cycle Club is pleased to announce that the Regulations & Entry Forms for the 2008 Manx Grand Prix are now available. Competitors wishing to enter the Classic races click here, for details on all other classes click here.

David Knight: 2008 MGP Guest of honour
(7th May)
The Manx Motor Cycle Club is delighted to report that our GUEST OF HONOUR for MANX GRAND PRIX 2008 will be DAVID KNIGHT



New look Braddan Bridge, Nook and Governor's Bridge
(27th April)
Although it won't make any difference to competitors once the roads close, significant changes have been made to the road at Braddan, the Nook and Governor's Bridge in an effort to improve traffic flow.

Marshalling Incentive Launched for MGP
(15th April)
The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has launched an offer aimed at encouraging race marshals to work on both the TT and the Manx Grand Prix 2008.


Senior Manx Grand Prix winner celebrates 100th birthday
(13th April)
The Committee of the Manx Motorcycle Club would like to extend their warmest congratulations to 1935 Senior Manx Grand Prix winner, Kelly Swanston.


Mylchreests Motors to provide Course Cars
(11th April)
Mylchreests Motors Limited are very pleased to announce that they will again be supplying the Course Cars for this year’s Manx Grand Prix Races to be held at the end of August.



Ryan McCay joins PRF racing
(6th April 2008)
PRF Racing is proud to announce the recent signing of Duleek based Strabane Road Racer Ryan McCay. Ryan had his first shake down two weeks ago testing one of the PRF Suzuki 750’s he will compete on in this year Manx Grand Prix.

Pringle aiming for Manx Grand Prix success
(21st March 2008)
Having already come to the forefront of people's attention at Scarborough, Hetton-le-Hole's Keith Pringle is aiming firmly for glory at this year's Manx Grand Prix where the 32-year old will make his Mountain Course debut.


MMCC appoint Riders’ Liaison Officers for MGP
(19th March 2008)
Former Manx Grand Prix and TT riders John Barton and Nigel Beattie have been appointed Riders’ Liaison Officers for the Manx Grand Prix by the race organisers,



Dunlop set to make most of newly relaxed regulations
(18th March 2008)
Sam Dunlop is set to become the first Lightweight Manx Grand Prix Winner to make the most of the newly relaxed regulations to re-enter the event again this year.

 

 
       
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