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2023 Manx Grand Prix | Full schedule & how to follow as MGP gears up for centenary event

Manx Grand Prix, Greenall Racing, Kawasaki

The roar of full throttle motorcycle racing action will once again echo around the Isle of Man this week with the return of the Manx Grand Prix.

The historic event is celebrating its centenary this year with another enticing blend of modern-day and classic machinery hitting the hallowed roads of the famed island.

Naturally there will be numerous activities, events and demonstrations to mark 100 years since the inaugural event - which was won in 1923 by Len Randles, in case you didn't know - so to get you in the mood, here is a round-up of what is going on, when it will be happening and how you can follow it...

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2023 Manx Grand Prix Schedule

Schedule for the 2023 Manx Grand Prix
DateDayTimeTrack ActionSession
20-8-2023Sunday13.30Newcomers LapsPractice
20-8-2023Sunday13.45Senior & Classic SuperbikeQualifying Practice
20-8-2023Sunday15.30Junior, Lightweight, Classic SeniorQualifying Practice
21-8-2023Monday18.30Senior & Classic SuperbikeQualifying Practice
21-8-2023Monday19.15Junior, Lightweight, Classic SeniorQualifying Practice
22-8-2023Tuesday18.30Senior & Classic SuperbikeQualifying Practice
22-8-2023Tuesday19.15Junior, Lightweight, Classic SeniorQualifying Practice
23-8-2023Wednesday18.30Senior & Classic SuperbikeQualifying Practice
23-8-2023Wednesday19.15Junior, Lightweight, Classic SeniorQualifying Practice
24-8-2023Thursday18.30Senior & Classic SuperbikeQualifying Practice
24-8-2023Thursday19.15Junior, Lightweight, Classic SeniorQualifying Practice
25-8-2023Friday13.00Senior & Classic SuperbikeQualifying Practice
25-8-2023Friday13.30Junior, Lightweight, Classic SeniorQualifying Practice
25-8-2023Friday14.40Lightweight Manx Grand PrixRACE [3 Laps]
26-8-2023Saturday11.30All ClassesWarm-up
26-8-2023Saturday12.45Classic Senior Manx Grand PrixRACE [3 Laps]
26-8-2023Saturday15.00Made at the Manx Grand Prix' ParadeParade
26-8-2023Saturday16.00Junior Manx Grand PrixRACE [4 Laps]
28-8-2023Monday10.15All ClassesWarm-up
28-8-2023Monday11.30Senior Manx Grand PrixRACE [4 Laps]
28-8-2023Monday14.15Classic Superbike Manx Grand PrixRACE [4 Laps]

Who and what is racing at the Manx GP?

Billed as being aimed more at the 'amateur' arm of the TT, while some big names from June's extravaganza won't be making the trip over, there are still some high-profile names participating.

The headline races will centre around the Senior Manx Grand Prix, which will once again run to the new generation Supersport regulations featuring models from Triumph, Yamaha and more, while the ever-popular Classic Superbike class will see icons of yesteryear - like the Kawasaki ZX-7R, Norton RCW588, Suzuki GSX-R750 and Ducati 916.

Indeed, the Classic Superbike class is where you'll find the highest-profile contenders with the likes of Dean Harrison, Michael Dunlop, Michael Rutter, Dominic Herbertson, Paul Jordan and Nathan Harrison among those set to line-up.

Starting Order for the 2023 Classic Superbike Manx Grand Prix
#RiderTeamMotorcycle
1David JohnsonAlasdair Cowan RacingKawasaki 750
2Dean HarrisonOxford Racing DucatiDucati 916
3Michael RutterBathams AlesSuzuki 1100
6Michael DunlopTeam Classic SuzukiSuzuki 750
7Brian McCormackGreenall RacingKawasaki 750
8Nathan HarrisonAshcourt RacingHonda 750
9Rob HodsonGreenall RacingKawasaki 750
10Craig NeveAlasdair Cowan RacingKawasaki 750
11Mike BrowneDavies MotorsportYamaha 750
13Dominic HerbertsonBHR RacingKawasaki 750
14Derek ShielsGreenall RacingKawasaki 750
15Paul JordanMistral RacingKawasaki 750
17Michael SweeneyMistral RacingKawasaki 750
18Shaun AndersonWizNorton RacingNorton 588
19Julian TrummerTC RacingKawasaki 750
20Michal DokoupilCookson TravelSuzuki 750

How to follow the Manx Grand Prix

BSN will be bringing you all the latest news, sessions and race reports and reaction from each class over the course of the eight-day event, so be sure to check www.bikesportnews.com, plus our social media channels, daily for all the latest.

In addition, Manx GP Radio will be back in action on each day to bring live, uninterrupted coverage of qualifying and the races, plus there will be live timing and videos on the Official Manx Grand Prix YouTube Channel.

Better still, ITV4 and ITVX will have hour-long highlights of the event to be shown on television and online catch-up services at 8pm on Tuesday 29th August and Wednesday 30th August.

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