Which motorcycle won the first TT Zero race in 2010?

The MotoCzysz E1pc won the first TT Zero race in 2010. American rider Mark Miller rode the electric motorcycle to victory around the Isle of Man's Mountain Course.

The inaugural TT Zero was held on 10 June 2010 as a one-lap race covering approximately 37.73 miles. Miller completed the course in 23 minutes 22.89 seconds at an average speed of 96.820 mph. The result made the E1pc the first winner of the newly established TT Zero class.

TT Zero was introduced for motorcycles powered without carbon-based fuels and producing no toxic or harmful emissions. It replaced the TTXGP event that had been held at the Isle of Man in 2009, while simplifying the regulations and placing greater emphasis on electric propulsion.

The E1pc was developed by MotoCzysz, founded by designer Michael Czysz. Later TT Zero seasons were dominated by Team Mugen, but the first victory belonged to MotoCzysz. The answer is sometimes confused with the Agni machine, which finished second in 2010.