TT 2018: Paton supremacy!

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2018 TT: Paton’s Dominance at the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy

At the 2018 TT, sixty years after Paton’s memorable debut at the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy with the young Mike Hailwood, the iconic Milanese brand achieved a historic triumph. In that legendary 2018 Tourist Trophy, Paton secured five of the top six positions, a remarkable demonstration of dominance and engineering excellence in what is considered the world’s most demanding and celebrated road race.


Michael Dunlop and the 2018 Tourist Trophy victory

During practice sessions, qualifying, and the race itself, Paton’s technical superiority at the 2018 TT was undeniable. Michael Dunlop, a name synonymous with success at the Tourist Trophy, played a key role in this achievement. From the very start, he showed an extraordinary synergy with the Paton machine, setting the fastest laps in his category and repeatedly breaking lap records. His performance was proof not only of his talent as a rider but also of the unmatched capabilities of the Paton S1-R.


Reliability and endurance at the 2018 TT

Paton’s success at the 2018 Tourist Trophy was not only about speed but also about reliability, a critical factor in the grueling conditions of the Isle of Man. All five Paton bikes that entered the race not only performed exceptionally but also endured the extreme demands of the 2018 TT, crossing the finish line without issues. This result highlighted the durability and precision engineering of Paton motorcycles, proving them leaders in both performance and endurance.


2018 TT: a milestone in Paton’s racing legacy

This extraordinary feat at the 2018 Tourist Trophy celebrated Paton’s historic past while setting a new benchmark for excellence in the motorcycle racing world. The 2018 TT confirmed Paton’s ability to merge tradition, innovation, and Italian craftsmanship, securing its place among the greatest names in road racing history.

2018 TT: Paton’s dominance has entered Tourist Trophy history!