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| | History of the Isle of Man TT - Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | The Isle of Man (Ellan Vannin), is a small island, somewhat elongated and slightly angled that sits in the Irish sea midway between Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland. |
 | | For the 1911 TT, a number of changes would take place which included, the handing over of the organisation of the race to the ACU (Auto-Cycle Union), the first signs of commercialism, the building of grandstands and the introduction of the Mountain Course, which is approximately 60.71km (37.73 mi) long. |
 | | The Senior TT was held on Thursday 21 May. After the tragedy of two days before and the incredible sadness felt by all, there was a release of tension from the angst that had been building. |
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