Published 2 years ago

Father and son take Isle of Man TT deaths to five for 2022

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Roger and Bradley Stockton, 56 and 21 respectively, were competing as driver and passenger in the second sidecar race. First time since 1989 that five TT competitors have died in the same year. The event has been run since 1907 and ranks among the most dangerous in motorsport.

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Times of India

Father and son killed in Isle of Man TT race

Racing News: A father and his son were killed at the Isle of Man TT races on Friday as the death toll at this year's motor-cycling event rose to five.

2 years ago·India

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BBC News

Father and son die in sidecar TT crash

Father and son Roger and Bradley Stockton die in a crash on the last lap of the Isle of Man TT sidecar race two.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Father and son killed in latest tragedy as Isle of Man TT death toll rises to five

Roger Stockton and 21-year-old son Bradley killed in incidentCesar Chanal, Mark Purslow and Davy Morgan have also diedThe father and son team Roger and Bradley Stockton have been killed while racing at the Isle of Man TT, organisers have confirmed.Driver Roger, 56, and 21-year-old passenger Bradley, who were from Crewe, died following an incident at Ago’s Leap on the final lap of the second sidecar race, taking the number of rider deaths at this…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Father and son become fourth and fifth racers to be killed in Isle of Man TT

Roger and Bradley Stockton die on second lap of race at same location competitor died week earlier

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Isle of Man TT confirm father and son team dead as death toll this year climbs to five

TWO more have died at this year's Isle of Man TT taking the 2022 death toll to five overall.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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NZ Herald

Father and son tragedy as death toll rises in killer race

Two more riders have been killed at this year's Isle of Man TT, taking the total death toll across the last nine days to five.The death toll is the worst to affect the TT since five people were killed in 1989. The highest ever recorded...

2 years ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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