Current Lap Records
| Category | Rider(s) | Machine | Year | Time | Average speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Outright | John McGuinness | Honda CBR1000RR | 2009 | 17:12.30 | 131.578 miles per hour (211.754 km/h) |
| TT Superbike | Conor Cummins | 2008 Kawasaki ZX10 1000 cc | 2010 | 17:12.83 | 131.511 miles per hour (211.646 km/h) |
| Supersport TT | Michael Dunlop | Yamaha 600 cc | 2010 | 17:42.52 | 127.836 miles per hour (205.732 km/h) |
| Lightweight TT (Snaefell) | John McGuinness | Honda | 1999 | 19:18.2 | 118.29 miles per hour (190.37 km/h) |
| Lightweight TT (Billown) | Chris Palmer | Honda | 2009 | 2' 29.068 | 102.321 miles per hour (164.670 km/h) |
| Ultra-Lightweight TT (Snaefell) | Chris Palmer | Honda | 2004 | 20:20.87 | 110.52 miles per hour (177.86 km/h) |
| Ultra-Lightweight TT (Billown) | Ian Lougher | Honda | 2009 | 20:39.291 | 94.911 miles per hour (152.744 km/h) |
| Senior TT | John McGuinness | Honda CBR1000RR | 2009 | 17:12.30 | 131.578 miles per hour (211.754 km/h) |
| TT Superstock | Ian Hutchinson | Honda CBR1000RR | 2010 | 17:18.91 | 130.741 miles per hour (210.407 km/h) |
| TT Zero | Michael Rutter | MotoCzysz E1pc | 2012 | 21:45.33 | 104.056 miles per hour (167.462 km/h) |
| Sidecar TT | Nick Crowe and Daniel Sayle |
LCR Honda 600 Sidecar | 2007 | 19:24.24 | 116.667 miles per hour (187.757 km/h) |
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