Bray Hill

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Bray Hill is a steep, high-speed section of the Isle of Man TT Snaefell Mountain Course, renowned for its dramatic descent through a residential area at the start of the race.

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Bray Hill canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Isle of Man TT course section ⓘ
road section ⓘ
connects Quarterbridge ⓘ
St Ninian’s Crossroads ⓘ
country Isle of Man ⓘ
courseMileMarkerApprox 0.5 miles from startline ⓘ
follows St Ninian’s Crossroads ⓘ
governedBy Isle of Man Department of Infrastructure ⓘ
hasCharacteristic high-speed section ⓘ
runs through residential area ⓘ
steep descent ⓘ
hasFeature bumpy surface in places ⓘ
significant compression at bottom of hill ⓘ
hasNameOrigin named after local topographical feature or family (Bray) ⓘ
hasNearbyFeature pavements close to carriageway ⓘ
residential housing ⓘ
leadsTo Quarterbridge Road ⓘ
locatedIn Douglas ⓘ
Isle of Man ⓘ
notableFor dramatic TV and onboard footage ⓘ
proximity of houses and walls to racing line ⓘ
spectacular high-speed descent ⓘ
partOf Isle of Man TT course ⓘ
Snaefell Mountain Course ⓘ
TT Course (37.73 miles) ⓘ
positionInCourse near start of lap ⓘ
roadNumber A2 ⓘ
safetyConcerns high-speed crashes risk ⓘ
safetyMeasures protective barriers during events ⓘ
restricted spectator areas during races ⓘ
surface public road ⓘ
usedAs two-way public road outside racing ⓘ
usedFor Isle of Man TT ⓘ
Manx Grand Prix ⓘ
usedSince 1911 ⓘ

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