29 TT Wins

The Only Man in History
with 36 TT Wins

Michael Dunlop’s Isle of Man TT Wins by Year

Michael Dunlop MBE, born on April 10, 1989, in Northern Ireland, is part of the legendary Dunlop racing dynasty. The son of Robert Dunlop and nephew of Joey Dunlop, Michael has carved his own legacy on the roads, becoming the most successful rider in Isle of Man TT history with 29 victories. On race day one of 2025 adds another win, now on 30th!

Below is the journey of his record-breaking wins.

Wins by Year

2009 – First TT Victory

  1. Supersport TT Race 2 – Michael secured his first-ever TT win riding a Yamaha.

2011 – Superstock Success

  1. Superstock TT – Took victory on a Kawasaki ZX-10R, proving his ability across multiple classes.

2012 – Adding Another Supersport Win

  1. Supersport TT Race 2 – Another win in the 600cc category, riding a Yamaha.

2013 – A Dominant Year (4 Wins in a Week)

  1. Superbike TT – Dominated on a Honda.
  2. Supersport TT Race 1 – Another Honda victory.
  3. Superstock TT – Showcased his versatility by winning in the 1000cc production-based class.
  4. Supersport TT Race 2 – Ended the week with a fourth win, all on Honda machinery.

2014 – Making History with BMW (4 Wins in a Week Again)

  1. Superbike TT – Made history by giving BMW its first TT win in 75 years.
  2. Supersport TT Race 2 – Claimed another victory on a Honda.
  3. Superstock TT – Another win on the BMW S1000RR.
  4. Senior TT – Capped off the week with another BMW victory.

2016 – First 17-Minute Lap at the TT

  1. Superbike TT – Became the first rider to lap the TT course in under 17 minutes (16:53.929, 133.962 mph average).
  2. Senior TT – Won again on a BMW.

2017 – More Supersport & Senior Success

  1. Supersport TT Race 1 – Took another win in the 600cc category.
  2. Senior TT – Won on a Suzuki, showing his ability to win across manufacturers.

2018 – Triple Crown Year

  1. Superbike TT – Another big bike victory on a BMW.
  2. Supersport TT Race 1 – Took the 600cc win on a Honda.
  3. Lightweight TT – First win in the Supertwin class on a Paton.

2019 – Defending the Lightweight TT Title

  1. Lightweight TT – Another win on the Paton Supertwin.

2022 – Back to Winning Ways (Double Supersport Wins)

  1. Supersport TT Race 1 – Won on a Yamaha YZF-R6.
  2. Supersport TT Race 2 – Another 600cc win.

2023 – Another 4-Win TT Week

  1. Supersport TT Race 1 – Kept his 600cc dominance alive.
  2. Superbike TT – Took another big bike win on a Honda.
  3. Supertwin TT Race 1 – Won on a Paton.
  4. Supersport TT Race 2 – Ended the week with a fourth win.

2024 – Making History as the Most Successful TT Rider (4 Wins Again)

  1. Supersport TT Race 1 – Tied Joey Dunlop’s record of 26 TT wins.
  2. Supertwin TT Race 1 – Broke the record, becoming the most successful TT rider of all time.
  3. Supersport TT Race 2 – Extended his lead over Joey’s tally.
  4. Supertwin TT Race 2 – Took his 29th career TT win, solidifying his legendary status.

2025 – 33 TT Wins, 51 Podiums, New Records Set and Ducati History Made!

  30. Supersport TT Race 1 – Michael opened the week with his 30th career TT win, riding the Ducati Panigale V2 to victory. It also marked Ducati’s first TT win in 30 years — a standout moment in modern TT history.

  31. Supertwin TT Race 1 – A clean, controlled ride on the MD Racing Paton saw Michael take win number 31, extending his lead as the most successful TT rider of all time.

  32. Supersport TT Race 2 – Another dominant performance on the Ducati. Michael completed the Supersport double and made it eight consecutive wins in the class — a streak unmatched in TT history.

  33. Supertwin TT Race 2 – Another top-level ride on the Paton, this time setting a new class lap record of 123.056 mph. It sealed win number 33 and podium number 51.

34th TT Win

Supersport TT Race 1, Ducati Panigale V2

Michael’s 2026 TT campaign got off to the perfect start with victory in the opening Supersport race aboard the Ducati Panigale V2. A controlled and commanding performance around the Mountain Course saw him secure his 34th TT win, adding another chapter to his remarkable Isle of Man TT career.

35th TT Win

Supersport TT Race 2, Ducati Panigale V2

Michael made it a Supersport double in Race 2, once again taking the Ducati Panigale V2 to the top step of the podium. The victory marked his 35th TT win and further cemented his position as the most successful rider in TT history.

36th TT Win

Sportbike TT Race 1, MD Racing Paton

Returning to the lightweight category, now known as the Sportbike class, Michael claimed victory aboard the MD Racing Paton. The win delivered his 36th TT success, extending his all-time record and proving his ability to win across multiple classes and generations of machinery.

36 TT Wins. One Record. One Legacy.

From his first TT victory in 2009 to becoming the most successful rider the event has ever seen, Michael continues to redefine what is possible around the Mountain Course. Each victory adds another chapter to a story that has already secured its place in TT history.

 

A Legacy Written in Speed and Determination

Michael Dunlop’s 30 Isle of Man TT victories have come across multiple manufacturers, categories, and generations of racing technology. He is the only rider to have won four races in a single TT week on five separate occasions (2013, 2014, 2023, 2024,  2025).

With no signs of slowing down, how many more records will he break? The story of The Bull of the Mountain is still being written.

The Most Successful TT Rider in History.
Charging Beyond Limits.

Isle of Man TT Podiums

TT Podiums

The History of Michael Dunlop’s 46 Isle of Man TT Podiums

Michael Dunlop’s dominance at the Isle of Man TT extends beyond his record-breaking 30 wins. With 46 podium finishes, his consistency across multiple classes and manufacturers has made him one of the most versatile and formidable riders in TT history. Below is the journey of his podium successes.

A Legacy of Speed and Consistency

Michael Dunlop’s 46 TT podiums prove that he is not just a record-breaker but one of the most consistent and adaptable racers in TT history. His ability to perform across multiple categories, manufacturers, and eras of racing cements his place as one of the greatest riders to ever take on the Mountain Course.

With no signs of slowing down, how many more podiums will he stand on? The Bull of the Mountain continues to charge forward.

2009
Michael Dunlop’s first TT podium came in the Superstock TT, where he finished third on a 1000cc Kawasaki. That same year, he secured his first-ever TT victory in the Supersport TT Race 2, also marking his first time on the rostrum in the 600cc category.

2010
He added another podium to his growing tally, finishing third in the Superstock TT, showing his ability to compete against more experienced riders.

2011
Dunlop secured his second career TT victory in the Superstock class but also earned another podium finish, taking third place in Supersport Race 1, proving his strength in the highly competitive 600cc category.

2012
Dunlop claimed another victory in Supersport Race 2 while also finishing second in the Superstock TT, pushing his overall podium count to six.

2013
This was the year Michael Dunlop announced himself as a dominant force. Winning four races in a single week, he also finished second in the Senior TT, bringing his total TT podiums to nine. His performance this year confirmed that he was no longer just a rising star but one of the leading names in the sport.

2014
Dunlop repeated the feat of four TT wins in a week, but in addition to those victories, he secured a second-place finish in Supersport Race 1 and a third-place finish in the Lightweight TT, bringing his TT podium tally to 12.

2015
While not taking victories, Dunlop still earned a place on the podium, finishing third in the Senior TT, ensuring his presence among the best.

2016
This was another historic year for Dunlop, as he became the first rider to lap the Mountain Course in under 17 minutes on his way to victory in the Superbike TT. In addition to that record-breaking ride, he also finished second in the Senior TT, adding to his growing podium total.

2017
He continued his dominance in the Supersport class, winning Race 1 while also finishing second in Supersport Race 2. He also claimed a third-place finish in the Superbike TT, increasing his overall podium count.

2018
Dunlop took another three podiums, winning the Lightweight TT and Supersport Race 1, while finishing third in the Superbike TT. His consistency across multiple categories made him one of the most versatile riders of his generation.

2019
His TT campaign included another third-place finish in the Lightweight TT, further adding to his podium tally.

2022
After a two-year break in TT racing due to the global pandemic, Dunlop returned, proving he was still at the top of his game. He won both Supersport TT races and finished second in the Superbike TT, while also securing a third-place finish in the Superstock TT.

2023
He matched his own record of four TT wins in a single week, but alongside those victories, he finished second in the Senior TT and third in the Superbike TT, pushing his total TT podium count into the 40s.

2024
The Isle of Man TT was historic for Dunlop, as he officially became the most successful rider in TT history. In addition to his four victories, he also finished third in the Superbike TT, securing his 45th career podium.

2025
Michael added two more podiums on the opening day of TT 2025. He took a commanding victory in Supersport TT Race 1 aboard the Ducati Panigale V2 — his 30th career TT win, and Ducati’s first win at the TT in 30 years. Earlier that day, he finished second in the Superbike TT.

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Its in the DNA

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Michael Dunlop The Legacy Continues

The Dunlop family is the most dominant name in road racing history, with well over 500 race wins between them and countless podiums. Across generations, from Joey to Robert, William to Michael, they have set records, defied limits, and etched their legacy into every road they’ve raced. A family built on speed, determination, and an unbreakable connection to the sport—their impact on road racing is beyond measure.

Racing isn’t just in Michael Dunlop’s blood, it runs through his DNA, shaping every move he makes on the bike. From the moment he first twisted the throttle, he wasn’t just riding, he was continuing a story written in sweat, sacrifice, and relentless speed. A family so gifted on the roads, yet always grounded, never seeking the spotlight, just grateful for the unwavering support of those who stood with them.

His uncle Joey redefined what was possible at the Isle of Man TT, his father Robert fought harder than any man to stay on a bike, and his brother William carried the Dunlop name with quiet determination, grace, and precision. Now, Michael remains the torchbearer of a dynasty that shaped the roads, keeping the Dunlop spirit alive with every race.

But make no mistake, he is not just carrying a legacy. He is building one of his own.

No corporate contracts. No factory advantage. Just a rider, a bike, and an unshakable belief in his ability to win. In an era where big budgets dominate, Michael proves that raw talent and determination still matter.

With 29 TT wins, 119 Irish road race victories, and a relentless drive for more, Michael isn’t just adding to the Dunlop legacy, he’s redefining it. Every race, every record, every moment on the bike is his own.

He doesn’t race for attention. He races for the love of the sport, for the Dunlop name, and for the fans who line the hedges, waiting to see him charge past at full speed. The ones who know what road racing is really about. The ones who feel every lap as much as he does.

Michael is humbled by the support he receives, the fans, the privateers, the believers who stand with him, who push him forward, who remind him why this sport is different from any other.

The past made him. The present defines him. The future?
He’s already chasing it down, full throttle, no looking back.