The son of Milky Quayle cou🌃ld follow in his father’s footsteps at the Isle of Man TT - 🍨but not yet.

Illiam Quayle made his Bri𒆙tish Superstock C𝓰hampionship debut at Oulton Park in September.

He will again be a🐻 part of the Superstock grid in 2025 but questions about the TT♋ have already started.

‘I don’t know, really,” Illiam told .

“Obviꦰously, that’s where we want to get to, but I personally don’t think I’m at that stage yet.

“It’s something I’ll tackle when I wake up one da🅠y and feel truly ready.

“It 𓄧won’t b💯e this year - maybe 2026, but I can’t say for sure.

“We all know how dangerous the TT can be. It’s t♛he best thing in the world, but 🎀it can also be the worst.

“When I’m ready, I’ll be there - for sure.”

His father Milky aka Richard Quayle 🐎is🧸 among the best-known faces in the TT paddock.

He debuted at the TT in 1997 and became just the third Manxman 😼to win a race at the event. He remains the most recent.

But Milky al🌳so knows the perils of the TT, having crashed terribly at Ballaspur. He retired shortly after.

Milky is now the rider liaison officer, as well as a bus driver on the Mountain ꦯCourse throughout the rest of the year.

He’ll be ꩵkeeping an eye on his son’s progress in the Superstock Championship this year ahead of a possible TT debut next year.