Quarterbridge

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Quarterbridge is a well-known junction and racing landmark on the Isle of Man TT Snaefell Mountain Course, where riders navigate a tight turn near the start of the lap.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Isle of Man TT course landmark
road junction
connectedByRoad A1 Douglas–Peel road NERFINISHED
A2 Douglas–Port Erin road NERFINISHED
country Isle of Man (crown dependency)
surface form: Isle of Man
courseDirection clockwise
crosses River Glass NERFINISHED
eventType motorcycle road racing
followedOnCourseBy Braddan Bridge NERFINISHED
governingBody Isle of Man Department for Enterprise NERFINISHED
hasFeature tight right-hand turn
hasNameOrigin named after nearby Quarterbridge over River Glass
hasRacingUseSince early 20th century
locatedIn Douglas NERFINISHED
Isle of Man NERFINISHED
locatedOn Isle of Man TT Mountain Course NERFINISHED
Snaefell Mountain Course NERFINISHED
near Braddan Bridge NERFINISHED
Quarterbridge Hotel NERFINISHED
notableFor heavy braking zone
overtaking opportunities
partOf TT Course NERFINISHED
partOfSection start section of TT course
positionOnLap near start of lap
precededOnCourseBy Bray Hill NERFINISHED
roadType public road
safetyMeasures protective barriers during races
spectatorArea yes
surface tarmac
usedAs normal traffic junction outside race periods
usedFor Isle of Man TT NERFINISHED
Manx Grand Prix NERFINISHED

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Snaefell Mountain Course hasSection Quarterbridge