TT 2018

There is nothing on Earth quite like the Isle of Man TT Races. No other motorcycle race is held on such a challenging track as the 37-mile plus Mountain Course with its seemingly never-ending series of bends.

The skill, bravery and concentration levels required are immense, with speeds approaching 200mph and while difficult to learn and even harder to come first, the rewards for winning on the world famous course are like no other.

No other motorsport event can boast more than 100 years of such illustrious history, rich in tradition and legends, and to have your name inscribed on a TT Trophy is to sit with the gods.

TT racing captures the imagination in a way no other race can and its sheer spectacle and uniqueness ensures thousands of fans flock to the Island every May and June for their annual fix.

No other motorsport event attracts people in great numbers for an entire period of two weeks except the world famous TT Races, where fans can revel in the Island’s special mix of incredible racing and world class entertainment – and all set amongst the beautiful scenery of the Isle of Man.

Here you can find everything you need to know to experience the magic of the Isle of Man TT yourself, whether you are spectating, racing or supporting the event in another way.

The countdown to the world’s ultimate road race has begun and with less than 30 days to go, there are still travel and accommodation options available for the 2018 races.

> TT Travel Sorted 

Let a travel expert plan or package your trip to the Isle of Man. With experience and expertise they can help plan the trip of a lifetime to suit your trip duration and budget as well as offer practical advice and insider tips.

Three Island-based companies – VisitIOM, Terrific Travel and Freedom Travel hold official licenses to offer travel and accommodation packages to the TT races. Or, book your own travel by air or sea – with great travel links, getting to the Isle of Man couldn’t be easier!

> Find Your Perfect TT Base

Our year-round visitor accommodation properties, from guesthouses to self-catering cottages, still have availability for TT 2018! Or live like a local with plenty of Homestay options available. You can find and book a self-catered apartment, an entire house, or a room with bed and breakfast around the Island or near your favourite spectator spot. All official Homestay accommodation is inspected so you are guaranteed comfort.

Bikers can also search by Motorcycle Friendly places to stay.

> Refuel at Taste Eateries

Uncover the culinary delights of the Isle of Man during your stay and try some local delicacies or refuel at a friendly pit-stop for breakfast.

> Driving and Motorsport Experiences

Outside racing events, the courses are open to road traffic enabling you to experience tours of the track that the world’s top riders test themselves against. Take a scenic drive on the circuits or choose to sit back and enjoy the ride on a trike tour or a luxury car or minibus.

There are also attractions and activities to rev up any motorsport and transport enthusiast. Discover for yourself why the Isle of Man has become home to the world’s ultimate road race – find motorsport collections, legendary bikes and memorabilia housed in many of the Island’s museums.

Over 45,000 Motorcycle Racing enthusiasts from around the world are set to converge on the Isle of Man and line their favourite spots on the Island’s hedgerows to secure the best vantage points to watch history being made before their eyes.

The 2017 meeting saw the continued dominance and fierce rivalry between two of the event’s fastest and most successful riders in its history; Englishman Ian Hutchinson and Northern Ireland’s Michael Dunlop. The pair shared four race wins between them which saw Hutchinson move to fourth on the all-time race winner’s leaderboard with 16 wins, one place ahead of Dunlop’s 15, a gap that the Northern Ireland rider is looking to eradicate in 2018.

> TT Race Programme 2018

Saturday 2nd June

12:00 RST Superbike TT Race (6 Laps)

15:00 Sidecar TT Race 1 (3 Laps)

Monday 4th June

10:45 Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 1 (4 Laps)

14:15 RL360 Quantum Superstock Race (4 Laps)

Wednesday 6th June

10:45 Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 2 (4 Laps)

12:45 SES TT Zero Race (1 Lap)

14:10 Bennetts Lightweight TT Race (4 Laps)

Friday 8th June

10:15 Sidecar TT Race 2 (3 Laps)

12:45 PokerStars Senior TT Race (6 Laps)

Please note this schedule is subject to change by the event organisers or through inclement weather.

> Future Isle of Man TT Dates

TT 2019
25th May - 7th June 2019

TT 2020
30th May - 12th June 2020

Please note these dates could be subject to change.