by Lennon
The true story of a team of MIT engineering students, led by the author, building electric motorcycles to compete in the world's oldest and most dangerous motorcycle races: the Isle of Man TT (TT Zero) and Pikes Peak Hillclimb. Notes: [1] This is a draft memoir divided into four parts. [2] The audio was generated with a text-to-audio service.
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July 25, 2026
<p>A summary of life after the race and acknowledgements. </p>
May 14, 2026
<p>Arriving at the Isle of Man, the sheer danger and lethal history of the public road course finally become a terrifying reality to the author. Over a grueling week of practice and qualifying, the team overcomes missing shipments, data logger meltdowns, and last-minute motor rebuilds, relying entirely on their collective grit and trust in their seasoned rider, Allan. Ultimately, the team achieves a triumphant, safe finish as the fastest rookie team, teaching the author that true, ambitious success relies on profound collaboration rather than isolated control.</p>
May 12, 2026
<p>With the race fast approaching, the team faces severe financial strain and catastrophic setbacks, including a devastating motor explosion during dynamometer testing. A brief hiatus in Peru allows the author to step back, empowering the rest of the team to take ownership and successfully rebuild the project's momentum. Armed with last-minute funding from MIT and the TT organizers, the team successfully tests the bike at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway and ships it to the island.</p>
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The true story of a team of MIT engineering students, led by the author, building electric motorcycles to compete in the world's oldest and most dangerous motorcycle races: the Isle of Man TT (TT Zero) and Pikes Peak Hillclimb.
Notes: [1] This is a draft memoir divided into four parts. [2] The audio was generated with a text-to-audio service.
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