Isle of Man TT deaths

Roger and Bradley Stockton, from Crewe in Cheshire, had been riding together as driver and passenger respectively.

In their first race of the competition, Bradley and Roger had finished in eight place with an average speed of 106mph on their best lap. ‘But the bond between a father and son who achieved their dream to compete together at the TT provides us with a glimmer of light at such a dark time.’ A father and son have died during the Isle of Man TT Races, bringing the event’s death toll to five.

Roger Stockton, 56, and his 21-year-old son Bradley lost their lives while taking part in Sidecar racing on Friday, June 10. The pair had been on the final lap ...

Organisers released a statement apologising for their error. Going around the course with my own flesh and blood will be incredible.’ “Roger’s first TT was in 2000.

Roger Stockton, 56, and Bradley, 21, died in an incident on the final lap of the second sidecar race. It takes the total number of deaths at this year's ...

It follows the death of France's Cesar Chanal last week, who died in a crash in another sidecar race. The father and son team, from Crewe, died after an incident at the Ago's Leap section of the course. Going around the course with my own flesh and blood will be incredible."

A father and son have become the latest of five competitors to die at this year's TT motorcycle races on the Isle of Man.Roger Stockton, 56, and his son, ...