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30/10/2024

Dominic Herbertson Joins WTF Racing for the 2025 Isle of Man TT

Dominic Herbertson Joins WTF Racing for the 2025 Isle of Man TT

Exciting news for TT fans—Dominic Herbertson will join WTF Racing’s lineup for the 2025 Isle of Man TT.

The County Durham rider is set to team up with current WTF rider James Hillier, forming one of the most competitive duos on the TT roster.

Known for his skill and experience, Herbertson will bring even more strength to the Cannock-based team, owned by Alan Gardiner and managed by former racer Paul Curran.

Both riders will tackle the demanding TT course on a CBR1000RR Honda Fireblade for the Superbike and Superstock races, as well as a CBR600RR Honda in the Supersport class.

Herbertson’s recent success—marked by a maiden podium finish in the Metzeler Supertwin TT and a fastest lap of 130.497mph—solidifies his reputation as one of the event’s top contenders.

This season, he also scored four wins at the Cookstown 100, highlighting his skill and dedication.

With Hillier’s impressive record of top-six finishes at this year’s TT, including his performances in the Monster Energy Supersport and Milwaukee Senior TT races, WTF Racing’s 2025 lineup is one to watch. Team owner Alan Gardiner shared his excitement:
“We are looking forward to our 2025 International Road Racing season with Dom. He’s someone I’ve supported for a while, so I am very happy to finally sign him officially and welcome him into the WTF Racing Team alongside James.”

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  • Q: When are the Isle of Man TT Races scheduled for 2026, 2027, and 2028?

    A: The Isle of Man TT Races are a two-week event, running from a Monday (Qualifying Week start) to a Saturday (Senior Race Day).

    The confirmed and provisional dates are as follows:

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    A: No, not for most places! The majority of the 37.73-mile course is public road, and you can watch for free from hundreds of roadside vantage points.

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