The most famous road course on Earth, from the seat. 37.73 miles of the real Mountain Course with the roads closed - down Bray Hill, over Ballaugh Bridge, flat out down Sulby Straight and over the Mountain - against a pack of rival riders, or online with up to four friends.

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What's in the game

The real Mountain Course

37.73 miles of the real Snaefell Mountain Course, built from real map and terrain data: Bray Hill, Quarterbridge, Glen Helen, Kirk Michael, Ballaugh Bridge, Sulby Straight, the Ramsey Hairpin, the Bungalow and Creg-ny-Baa.

Roads closed - race the pack

A pack of rival riders shares the course, leaning into every bend and fighting for the line. Your lap timer splits at the real timing points: Glen Helen, Ballaugh, Ramsey, the Bungalow and Cronk-ny-Mona.

The island around you

Stone walls and hedge banks right at the edge of the road, villages built to the kerb, wooded glens, straw bales on the corners and crowds watching at the famous spots.

Ride it like a real bike

Grip the handlebars with your own hands. Roll your right wrist back to open the throttle, brake with your left hand and push the bars to lean into a corner - the bike tips in and the horizon tilts with you.

Ride online with friends

Quick Ride joins an open room or opens yours. Up to four riders share the course - you see each other's bikes, riders, names and speeds, and can talk with optional voice chat.

Private rooms

Open a private room and give your friends the 4-digit code. Ride To puts you right behind any rider in the room, rolling at their speed.

Road events, speed traps + your garage

Seven road events against your own ghost bike, six speed traps including Sulby Straight, and your own garage behind the Grandstand to start every ride.

Sunset, day and night - your way

Golden hour over the Irish Sea, bright sun on the Mountain, or the course after dark on your headlight. Automatic or sequential, speeds in mph, English and Spanish.

Screenshots

Sunset past the Grandstand Flat out down Sulby Straight Night on the Mountain Into Creg-ny-Baa past the crowd