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Motorbike Rider, 33, Dies in Crash at Isle of Man TT
Organisers said the crash happened during the third qualifying session as the event’s first week also brought another fatality and several serious injuries.
- On Wednesday, 33-year-old rider Daniel Ingham died following a crash at Doran's Bend during the third qualifying session of the 2026 IOMTT, race organisers confirmed on May 28.
- Ingham, from Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, was a regular on the Mountain Course since 2016 and previously won the 2024 Senior Manx Grand Prix, demonstrating his expertise in road racing.
- The IOMTT organisers expressed their "deepest sympathy" to his wife, Helayna, and children, Joey and Phoebe. RST motorsport clothing company called Ingham a "hugely respected rider" and valued family member.
- Following accidents involving sidecar competitors Maria Costello and Shaun Parker on Tuesday and Wednesday, race organisers suspended all Sidecar racing for the remainder of the 2026 event.
- The 2026 meet has faced multiple safety challenges: 68-year-old Alan Oversby died during Sunday's pre-TT Cassic race, and eight spectators were injured in an accident at Parliament Square.
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Another death on the Isle of Man.
·Helsinki, Finland
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Isle of Man TT racer killed during qualifying crash
Isle of Man TT racer, Daniel Ingham, has been killed in a crash during qualifying for the competition.The 33-year-old was involved in a crash at Doran's Bend on the western side of the course, completing his first lap of the third qualifying, race organisers said.Ingham had been a regular on the Isle of Man's Mountain Course since 2016, being involved in the initial Manx Grand Prix before heading over to the TT races.He was a newcomer at the 202…
·London, United Kingdom
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