Total Overall Races Winners
| Rider | Wins |
|---|---|
| Joey Dunlop, Ian Lougher | 42 |
| Jason Griffiths, Chris Palmer | 22 |
| Ryan Farquhar | 21 |
| Dave Madsen-Mygdal | 19 |
| Kenny Harrison | 18 |
| Dave Leech | 17 |
| Bob Heath, Dave Molyneux | 15 |
| William Dunlop, Bill Swallow | 14 |
| Bill Smith | 13 |
| Lowry Burton, Bob Jackson, Jason Griffiths | 12 |
| Derek Walley | 11 |
| Barry Wood, Robert Dunlop | 10 |
| Geoff Bell, Ray McCullough | 9 |
| Mike Hose, Bud Jackson, Guy Martin | 8 |
| Ian Bell, Nick Crowe, Selwyn Griffiths, Darran Lindsay | 7 |
| Charlie Freeman, Bob Jackson, Phillip McCallen, Alan Oversby, Tim Poole, | 6 |
| Colin Bevan, Blair Degerholm, John Knowles, Dave Pither, Roy Richardson, Meryvn Stratford, Alan Steele, Charlie Williams, Derek Young, John Watson | 5 |
| Ian Bell, Tony Baker, Mick Burcombe, Bill Davie, Geoff Hands, Alan Oversby | 4 |
| Michael Dunlop | 3 |
| Bill Currie,(Pete & Ron Hardy) Kenny Howles, Klaus Klaffenböck, Greg Lambert, Dan Sayle, Geoff Young, Rob Bellas | 2 |
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