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BMW's Limited-Edition Motorcycle Celebrates the Isle of Man TT Races
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BMW's Limited-Edition Motorcycle Celebrates the Isle of Man TT Races

Car and Driver · Jun 4, 2026, 6:41 PM

Key takeaways

  • As the current lap record holder, set in 2023, BMW has plenty of pride in its TT successes.
  • Even in slow-motion video, which you need to capture just how skilled these riders are at sliding their motorcycles through fast corners with zero room for error, it's heart-in-your-mouth action.
  • It's based on the already insanely fast M1000 RR, equipped with the Competition Package, which will run up to a top speed of 195 mph.

Why this matters: an automotive development that could shape industry direction or buying decisions.

As the current lap record holder, set in 2023, BMW has plenty of pride in its TT successes.

BMW Motorrad Here's a limited-production version of the BMW M1000 RR motorcycle, already a 195-mph screamer.It looks fantastic in British Racing Green, and it features the Isle of Man TT course map painted on its flanks.Celebrity-spotting at this year's races indicates the TT is about to get its Hollywood moment.The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy races have been running all this week, home to some of the most visceral racing on the planet. Even in slow-motion video, which you need to capture just how skilled these riders are at sliding their motorcycles through fast corners with zero room for error, it's heart-in-your-mouth action. Now, BMW has a special-edition bike that celebrates the race.

It's based on the already insanely fast M1000 RR, equipped with the Competition Package, which will run up to a top speed of 195 mph. With 205 horsepower from a 999-cc four-cylinder engine and functional aerodynamic elements, it's as terrifyingly uncompromising as the 37.7-mile course itself.

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