Insights into the world of TT racers
The motorcyclists who take on the Isle of Man TT races are constantly teetering on the edge. In the upcoming documentary series ‘No Room For Error,’ viewers will get a unique behind-the-scenes glimpse. They’ll see these modern-day gladiators battle it out for victory in the world’s ultimate road race in 2022.
More than just speed – risky rivalries
‘No Room For Error’ tells the true story of this high-risk life. It’s not just about the battle to be the fastest rider on the TT Mountain course.
Rivalries played out on the track and otherwise hidden emotional battles are revealed through this comprehensive production. In the process, drivers must constantly weigh risk and potential gain against their family lives and perhaps ultimate loss.
A story of freedom, willpower and the will to win
This is a story about freedom of choice, the strength of the human spirit, and the will to win.
At the same time, it explores what drives road racers and what the TT gives back to them.
Legends and newcomers in the spotlight
Legendary riders such as John McGuinness, Peter Hickman and Michael Dunlop are featured, as are many of their main competitors such as Dean Harrison, Lee Johnston and James Hillier. They all provide a unique and unfiltered insight into the life of a TT racer.
We also meet riders further back on the grid, including rookies Rennie Scaysbrook and Milo Ward as they attempt to master the infamous 37 ¾ mile TT Mountain course for the first time.
Exclusive premiere and worldwide availability
‘No Room For Error’ will air exclusively on ITV4 and ITVX in the UK, airing over four consecutive evenings starting Monday, May 22. Outside the UK, the docu-series will be available for free in all territories via TT’s own streaming platform – TT+.
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