The Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) is run in a time-trial format on public roads closed to the public. The first Isle of Man TT race was held on Tuesday 28 May 1907 and has since been held for most years.
The TT takes place over a 2 week period with the first week dominated by practice sessions followed by a week of racing.
Qualifying Monday 29th – Friday 2nd June
6 Race Days – Sat 3rd, Sun 4th, Tue 6th, Wed 7th, Fri 9th, Sat 10th
Practice Week is becoming increasingly more popular with practice sessions taking place in the evenings or afternoons giving you plenty of free time to explore the natural beauty that the Isle of Man has to offer
* Please note that race dates are subject to change or cancellation by event organisers at short notice.
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29th May 2023
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10th June 2023
Event Registration Info:
The Isle of Man gets very busy during the TT and with Limited availability we would recommend not to delay and book online ASAP!
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