Isle of Man TT 2025 in The United Kingdom

Thousands of fans flock to the Isle of Man every May and June to watch the International Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) Race, where they can enjoy an exclusive mix of incredible racing—scecifically a challenging "Mountain Course" spanning 37.73 miles created from the Island's closed public roads—amongst the fascinating scenery of the Island.

Schedule of the Races

The start-line for the Isle of Man TT Mountain Course is located on Glencrutchery Road in the town of Douglas, Isle of Man. The Isle of Man TT lasts two weeks—one practice and one racing. It has a time-trial format and takes place on public roads. During Qualifying Week, the action begins with Morning Practice and Afternoon Qualifying on Monday, May 27th, followed by Evening Qualifying sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The week concludes with Afternoon Qualifying on Friday, May 31st.

Race Week kicks off on Saturday, June 1st, with the thrilling Supersport TT Race 1 and Sidecar TT Race 1. The excitement continues on Sunday, June 2nd, with the Superbike TT Race 1. The following Tuesday, June 4th, features the Superstock TT Race 1 and Supertwin TT Race 1. Wednesday, June 5th, sees the action-packed Supersport TT Race 2 and Sidecar TT Race 2. On Friday, June 7th, it's time for the Superstock TT Race 2 and Supertwin TT Race 2. Finally, the week culminates on Saturday, June 8th, with the prestigious Senior TT Race, concluding an exhilarating period of racing on the Isle of Man TT circuit.

Ticket prices

Tickets for various zones, including Black Dub, Milntown, and Hillberry Fanzone, Main Grandstand, Fan Park and Noble's Park are priced at £5-£50 per race. VIP tickets are available for £150, a must for anyone seeking a close-up experience of the racing action. Additionally, tent village and campsite accommodations start from £130 per night based on two guests sharing. "An Evening With" events are priced at £85-£95. All viewing locations offer nearby parking. 'Explore' tickets, which include buses, steam trains, and electric trams, offer unlimited travel for 7 days at a cost of under £60.

History of Tourist Trophy

For over a century, thrill-seekers have gathered on the Isle of Man every summer for the iconic Tourist Trophy (TT). From its humble beginnings in 1907, when the inaugural motorcycle race was introduced, marking a pivotal moment in motorsport history, to the modern era of record-breaking speeds and legendary riders like Mike Hailwood and Joey Dunlop, the TT has become the world's most thrilling road race. With its rich history and enduring legacy, the TT continues to captivate fans and riders alike, promising an unmatched experience of speed and adrenaline. Moreover, it is still billed in popular culture as the most dangerous motorsport event in the world, with over 250 fatalities in its history.