TT On-Bike Laps 2010 Volume Three - Michl Technik

The 2010 Isle of Man TT produced scintillating racing - now share the unique thrill of five complete laps of the 37.73- mile Mountain course at race pace alongside four of the most exciting riders in three races.

Michael Dunlop is continuing the proud tradition of dad Robert and uncle Joey, and we join him on lap four of the PokerStars Superbike TT to see how he is building his own reputation. The rearfacing camera lets you feel every slide as the back tyre of the Street Sweep/Robinson Concrete Superbike fights for grip under the power of the 1000cc Honda engine. Lapping at 128.87mph, Dunlop uses every inch of road and the late braking into Creg-ny-Baa will leave you shaking, almost as much as the dice with Guy Martin from Glen Helen to Ballaugh and the terrifying moment at Barregarrow!

North One Television's exceptional footage lets us join TT2010's "Mr Consistency" for a lesson in how measured, inch-perfect determination brings rewards. Ian Hutchinson dominated the opening of the 2010 TT, and we go on board for the first lap of the Royal London 360 Superstock race - which Hutchy would win and set a staggering new lap record for. The forward-facing camera records Hutchinson averaging 128.759mph from a standing start, his control and smooth style making it look easy as he claws back 10 seconds on veteran Ian Lougher by Ramsey, before drafting past and onto a jawdropping run over the Mountain - this is why in just two days of racing Hutchinson was catapulted into the list of TT greats.