With roughly two months to go before the Tourist Trophy, team line-ups are taking shape. Between contract extensions, an ambitious new venture and a serious injury, there is plenty to talk about around the Snaefell Mountain Course.
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Under this tag you will find articles related to the Isle of Man and the motorcycle events held there. This includes coverage of the Isle of Man TT as well as other road racing events on the public road circuit.
The list below brings together all content in which the Isle of Man is featured — ranging from race reports and rider profiles to safety-related developments and organizational updates.
The Tourist Trophy on the Isle of Man is approaching. While Michael Rutter plans a comeback after his serious crash and several newcomers make their debuts, the road racing scene is anxious about Superbike winner Davey Todd.
Everything you need to know about the 2026 Isle of Man TT: full schedule (May 25 – June 6), the new Sportbike class, riders and teams, results and background. Continuously updated.
The British-French sidecar duo Todd Ellis and Emmanuelle Clément return to the Isle of Man TT for the third time in 2026 with a clear goal in mind: their first podium finish on the Mountain Course.
The Scottish-Welsh sidecar duo Steve Kershaw and Rhys Gibbons will once again take on the Mountain Course after an impressive debut.
The two-time sidecar winner has already announced his retirement twice and reversed it both times. Now the Brit is climbing back into the outfit with passenger Phil Hyde.
The 34-year-old Northern Irishman will compete in all solo classes at the Isle of Man TT 2026 with KTS Racing. For the big races, the team is fielding a BMW M1000RR previously raced by Josh Brookes in the British Superbike Championship.
The 28-year-old Manx rider Jamie Cringle will contest the Isle of Man TT 2026 on a BMW M1000RR prepared by Peter Hickman’s PHR Performance. The new Cosmic Racing team, led by former racer Derek Sheils, aims to provide Cringle with the structure needed to take the next step on the Mountain Course.
Multiple sidecar world champion Tim Reeves is making his comeback at the 2026 Tourist Trophy on the Isle of Man. Joining him in the Carl Cox Motorsport LCR Honda sidecar is experienced French passenger Melanie Farnier.
The Yorkshireman will be back on the starting line in 2026 riding the Suzuki GSX-R1000 for Team York Suzuki. He aims to build on his previous results in the two 1000cc classes of the Isle of Man TT.
Northern Irishman Adam McLean will compete for the CD Racing Team in the Supersport class at the Isle of Man TT in 2026. Riding a Kawasaki ZX-6R, the 29-year-old aims to build on his strong performances from last year.
Davey Todd will be riding a Triumph Street Triple 765 in the Supersport class at the 2026 TT. The three-time TT winner is switching to Peter Hickman’s PHR Performance Team for this.
Michael Dunlop wird nach einer weiteren erfolgreichen Saison im Straßenrennsport erneut als Irish Motorcyclist of the Year ausgezeichnet. Die Ehrung unterstreicht seine anhaltende Dominanz bei der Tourist Trophy und auf den wichtigsten irischen Road Racing Veranstaltungen.
After two difficult years without any notable results, David Datzer wants to compete again in the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy in 2026. The German is returning with a new team, clear goals, and cautious optimism.
The 2026 road racing season is already casting its shadow. With Ian Hutchinson’s high-profile move to Ducati and the ambitious goals of the 8Ten BMW team, clear lines are already emerging for the coming year.
Carl Cox is taking on a new role away from the track for the 2026 Tourist Trophy. The internationally renowned DJ is acting as ambassador for the TT’s official charity project in aid of cancer patients on the Isle of Man.
Three decades of the Tourist Trophy are now available free of charge via the TT+ platform. The complete race history from 1995 to 2025 is available for the first time without any paywalls.
Women Riders World Relay is preparing two major steps for 2026. In addition to a globally usable app for digital baton passing, a completely women-led Legacy Lap at the Tourist Trophy has been announced for the first time.
Conor Cummins will compete in the Tourist Trophy with his own team in 2026, combining two decades of TT experience with his business commitment. Conrod Motorsport will initially compete in the Superstock races, while options for other classes are still open.
The Isle of Man TT 2026 will see some far-reaching changes. The organizers have announced a comprehensive overhaul of the previous Supertwin class. From next year, it will be known as the “Sportbike TT.” The rule changes will allow modern sport bikes to participate, bringing the class more in line with current developments in national and international championships.