AT A GLANCE

Why go?

Guthrie's Memorial stands as a poignant tribute on the legendary Isle of Man Snaefell Mountain Course, marking the spot where the brilliant Scottish motorcycle racer Jimmie Guthrie retired during his final TT race in 1937. This roadside monument is not just a stop for motorsport fans but a gateway into the rich history of the world's most famous road race. Situated between the 26th and 27th mile markers on the A18, it offers a unique perspective on the exposed and challenging terrain that defines the 'Mountain' section of the course.↗↗↗

Visitors are drawn to this historic site to connect with the legacy of 'Jimmy' Guthrie, a rider celebrated for his wonderful riding and great sportsmanship. The memorial serves as a focal point for reflection amidst the sweeping landscapes of the Isle of Man, where the road itself tells a story of engineering and endurance. Whether you are a dedicated TT follower or a history enthusiast, the site provides a tangible link to the golden age of motorcycle racing.↗↗