RIDING the MotoCzysz E1pc Michael Rutter won the 2011 IoM TT Zero race.However, the 100mph lap for electric bikes still stands as Rutter narrowly missed the target, that carries a £10,000 win bonus, with an average speed of 99.604mph

it comes to running works or semi-works race efforts. And now it's announced it's entering this year's TT-Zero.Since virtually every other vehicle the firm has made in its 40-year history has been Honda based in one way or another, there's fair scope

TOM SYKES' win at Monza and Chris Walker and Shane Byrne's BSB victories at Oulton underlined that the Kawasaki ZX-10R has become a real contender. Now an electric version of the BSB machine is out to make its mark on the TT Zero in a couple

IN A SHOW of remarkable professionalism, TTXGP founder Azhar Hussain has said he is 'disappointed' at Isle of Man TT organisers for their recent decision to launch a rival zero-emission series within this year's TT fortnight, effectively ousting

THE STUNNING MotoCzysz E1pc zero-emission race has trounced the competition in qualifying for this Wednesday's TT Zero event.Posting a lap time almost twice as fast as the slowest TT Zero competitor, Mark Miller took Michael Czysz's hand

ONE OF THE leading competitors of last year's highly successful TTXGP has said the team will be back at the Island in 2010 to take part in the breakaway Zero TT clean emission race.MotoCzysz team founder Michael Czysz confirmed the squad will return

THIS is Mugen's TT-Zero competitor – the firm's first electric bike and the machine that John McGuinness is set to use in his first attempt at the battery-powered TT.Revealed at Suzuka's 50th anniversary 'Fan Day' over the weekend, officially it

AMERICAN emission-free racing team MotoCzysz (no, we've no idea how to pronounce it either) has won the inaugural TT Zero, narrowly missing out on recording the first 100mph lap by an electric bike at the Isle of Man Races.Californian Mark Miller

CHECK THIS BAD BOY: 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc racer spotted prepping for the Isle of Man's inaugural TT Zero clean emission race. The drop-dead gorgeous machine, which features ten 1.25kWh battery packs, suffered mechanical problems on its first taste

CLEAN EMISSION racing event TT Zero will stay on the 2011 Isle of Man TT race schedule, the Island's Government has announced. The event, which is held over one lap of the 37.73-mile Mountain course, is open to zero-emission motorcycles.TT Zero