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The deadliest year was 2005, when 11 people died; three riders and one marshal died during the June race, and six riders and one course bystander died during the Manx Grand Prix in August/September 2005. Since 1937, the only year in which races were held but no fatalities occurred was 1982.
Posted By: Jumbo1 on June 10th 2022 at 21:59:54
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- Do this many people usually die in the TT?? (Other Sports) - Kangol Canary, Jun 10, 20:11:26
- Copied from wiki…. (Other Sports) - Jumbo1, Jun 10, 21:59:54
- one of this year's deaths was at the bottom of my friend's road (Other Sports) - dr fanta, Jun 10, 21:53:49
- body bags were left in someone's front (Other Sports) - KevinBond, Jun 10, 21:28:47
- Squash has a high fatality rate apparently (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jun 10, 21:07:59
- Climbing Everest does for a good few each year too, apparently (Other Sports) - paulg, Jun 10, 21:24:36
- And plenty of mountains with an even higher fatality rate (n/m) (Other Sports) - SCC 28, Jun 10, 21:26:51
- Both appear to average around 11 deaths per year (Other Sports) - SCC 28, Jun 10, 21:22:04
- I think you'll find... (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jun 10, 21:32:22
- Climbing Everest does for a good few each year too, apparently (Other Sports) - paulg, Jun 10, 21:24:36
- At least they know the risks I suppose (Other Sports) - SCC 28, Jun 10, 20:37:13
- sadly, yes (Other Sports) - dr fanta, Jun 10, 20:12:34
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