Drivers Race Around Streets Of Douglas

The video covers the Manningbeg race in Douglas, Isle of Man, highlighting its unique road circuit. Freddie Dixon, last year's winner, led for most of the race but faced a petrol shortage, allowing Norman Black to take the lead and win. Dixon later experienced mechanical trouble, ending his race prematurely.

What makes the Manningbeg race in Douglas, Isle of Man, unique?

• It is the longest race in the world.

• It is the only race that allows motorcycles.

• It is one of the few road circuit competitions on British soil.

• It is the only race held on a beach.

How long is the course for the Manningbeg race?

• Two miles

• Three and a half miles

• Ten miles

• Five miles

How many laps must be completed in the Manningbeg race?

• 30 laps

• 100 laps

• 50 laps

• 25 laps

Why did Freddie Dixon have to exit the race?

• He had a flat tire.

• He ran out of petrol.

• He was disqualified.

• He had an accident.

Who won the Manningbeg race and at what average speed?

• Michael Johnson at 68.3 mph

• Freddie Dixon at 65.5 mph

• Norman Black at 70.99 mph

• John Smith at 72.5 mph