SECTOR 9.

Waterworks to Black Hut

SECTOR 9.

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A steep mountain climb with sharp bends and limited runoff, this sector includes the Gooseneck and Guthrie’s — both requiring quick communication and good visibility. Weather can change rapidly at altitude, and access is limited, so marshal planning must be precise and prepared.

24.3

Begins at the Waterworks, 24.3 miles into the lap.

1400ft

The sector rises to almost 1,400 feet above sea level.

1.3mi

The Mountain Mile is the longest continuous flat-out section on the course.

Standout locations

Key locations and features within Sector 9.

Gooseneck

After a steep climb out of Ramsey, riders face this tight right-hander. The transition from urban to mountain is stark, and the views are incredible. Watch the power come on as the bikes drive toward the clouds.

Joey's

Named in honour of TT icon Joey Dunlop, this is a spot of reverence and drama. Views stretch for over a mile in both directions, and marshals here manage crossing points and race safety at one of the most memorable areas on the mountain.

Guthrie's

A twisting mountain S-bend offering one of the best vantage points on the course. It’s a bit of a walk but the reward is a panoramic view over land and sea, plus close-up action as riders thread through the bend.

Mountain Mile

Windswept moorland, endless views, and sheer speed. The Mountain Mile is a place of rhythm and risk, where riders are at full tilt and marshals keep watch over an epic landscape of racing.

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