The Isle of Man, also known as the Isle of Man, is a small island located between England and Ireland, and is a British Crown Dependency. Every year in June, this place hosts a motorcycle endurance race around the island. It's called an endurance race because it's the longest track in the world with a length of 60 kilometers and more than 200 curves. Along the way, there are streets, mountains and other very complicated environments. The winner of the race is simply whoever completes 6 laps of the race in the shortest time is the champion.

The race is very dangerous, the average speed of the car is more than 200 kilometers, and the maximum speed is more than 330 kilometers! This is not the same as a car, because cars have deceleration glass so when running at 330 kilometers vision is keeping up with the speed. But motorcycles don't. This is dangerous, the slightest mistake can ...... have serious consequences and more than 231 people have been killed in crashes in the race so far, with the Isle of Man TT having a fatality rate of 1 per year. But it still attracts some of the world's best riders, who go on to fight for their lives!

The Isle of Man TT has six classes:

Superbike, all based on the displacement of the major manufacturers of liters (modified)

Superstock, all the major manufacturers of the original liters

Lightweight, 650cc class

Supersport, 600cc class

Sidecar 600cc class

Zero class

The speed record for the Isle of Man TT was 206 mph set by New Zealand's Bruce Anstey on a modified GSX-R1000 in the Superbik class. The speed record was set by New Zealand's Bruce Anstey on a modified GSX-R1000 in the Superbik class at 206 miles? (331.5 kilometers per hour) on a modified GSX-R1000 in the Superbik class at Sulby Straight, a mile-long straightaway.

The speed is not easy to understand just by talking about it, so here's a first-person video of it.

Bruce Anstey Isle of Man TT lap record holder

How's that for speed? Fast, isn't he? Don't just see him as fast, he was lucky there was no accident.

Collection of Isle of Man TT race accidents

Look at these accidents, fall enough to hurt ......

Then introducing a warrior who has passed away, who tragically lost his life at the 2011 Isle of Man TT, is No. 16 rider derek brien (Derek O'Brien

If there's an analogy between the Isle of Man TT and the riders, it's the "Isle of Man TT". It's like "Daredevil vs. Dragon", where the track is the dragon and the drivers are the warriors. They attack the dragon over and over again with their speed, even if they die. ......

This movie is dedicated to #16 Derek Brien, who passed away at the Isle of Man TT - Watch in HD

The Isle of Man TT is a self-funded race, and there's no prize money for a first place finish. But there are just so many riders who go back and forth and make the Isle of Man TT the last stop of their career. I think they believe that life can be put aside for speed. ......

The Chinese will have to prove themselves on the Isle of Man, and in May 2013, Hong Kong racer Zhang Wei'an became the first driver to win the Isle of Man TT. "became the first Chinese in the Isle of Man TT.

This race is a choice between speed and life for the average person. For the riders present, it was more like a choice between honor and life. Because their eyes no longer know what is fast and what is slow, they only know that the fight for time is the most important thing, they came to the island of Man to prove themselves. They came to the Isle of Man to prove themselves, to prove how honorable they are as a motorcyclist.