Since first running in 1907, the Isle of Man TT has remained one of the biggest events in road racing, with the Mountain Course continuing to test both rider and machine like nowhere else.
The 2026 event brought its own challenges with weather disrupting much of race week but, despite the heavily affected schedule, riders and teams running DYMAG® wheels delivered strong results across multiple classes.
Dunlop Chooses SECTOR for Superstock TT Campaign
Following on from podium success at the North West 200, SECTOR was the wheel of choice for 33-time TT winner Michael Dunlop for his 2026 Superstock TT campaign aboard the BMW M1000RR.
Designed in collaboration with Roland Sands, the SECTOR wheel offers an optimal balance of lightweight construction and strength, making it an essential upgrade for street riders and competitive racers alike.
Heading into race week, Dunlop, who is the most successful rider in the history of the Isle of Man TT, sat P2 in the combined Superstock times after posting a 131.952mph lap during qualifying.
Despite both Superstock races ultimately being cancelled due to poor weather conditions, Dunlop showed clear pace throughout practice week.
Conor Cummins Celebrates 20 Years at the TT
Manx-born Conor Cummins marked 20 years since his Isle of Man TT debut this year. Since first competing at the event in 2006, Cummins has secured multiple podium finishes, while also becoming one of the fastest riders ever around the course.
This year saw Conor team up with Bathams AJN Racing, jumping onboard the Bathams AJN BMW M1000RR Superbike, alongside an entry on his own Conrod Motorsport prepared stock-spec BMW M1000RR.
DYMAG® UP7X was the wheel of choice on both machines, with the chosen gold design being hard to miss!
Cummins delivered a strong showing on the stock-spec BMW, securing a P11 finish in the Superbike TT race while posting a best lap of 129.99mph. He also claimed P10 in the Senior TT, which was unfortunately red flagged early after just one lap.
SWAN Racing Yamaha R7 Returns to the Mountain Course
Following on from a successful North West 200, which saw Peter Hickman take pole position and a race win on the SWAN Racing by PHR Performance Yamaha R7, the striking livery returned for Hickman’s 2026 Supertwin/Sportbike campaign.
Fitted with DYMAG® UP7X wheels, the Yamaha R7 looked right at home, backed up with a P4 finish and a 121.952mph best lap in the only two-lap race for the Supertwin/Sportbike class.
While the weather may have limited the amount of racing, the 2026 Isle of Man TT still provided plenty of strong results for our DYMAG® supported riders and teams.
DYMAG® wishes to extend their thoughts to the family, friends and team of Daniel Ingham. We also send our best wishes to all riders recovering from injuries sustained during the event, including our own Maria Costello.