The Isle of Man TT is often recognized as being the most dangerous race in the world, and if you go by the numbers, it is. But not everyone knows it's also the longest-running race of all time. The IOM TT has evolved since it was first held in 1907, but parts of the circuit and the road racing concept are still the same.
So, with that in mind, and given the sheer gravity of the event, why isn't it more well-documented in docuseries, documentary films, and feature films? Producers wouldn't need to manufacture drama to get people interested, as has sometimes been the case with some of the more recent racing docuseries. If anything, producers might want to tone back the drama sometimes because it can be brutally heavy and unlike what most racing fans are used to.
