There is now less than one week to wait before the breath-taking Isle of Man TT Races roar into life, for the first time in three years.
This time next week the 2022 Isle of Man TT races will officially be underway, with the first Qualifying sessions for all competitors and newcomers having taken place at the world-famous Mountain Course in all its closed-road glory.
The 37.75-mile long course beckons for the TT Legends and local heroes, who will delight fans with their efforts to break records and, in the case of John McGuinness MBE who graces the front cover of this year’s Official TT Races Programme, makes his 100th TT start.
Fans looking to plan their trip can look forward to experiencing the Monster Energy Fan Park, a new addition to the TT that will gift them with a two-week programme of FREE lively entertainment, including live music, chat shows, signing sessions and competitions.
For those that are unable to make it to the event this year, live coverage will be available - for the first time ever - through the TT+ Live Pass. For a one-off payment of £14.99 fans will not only be able to watch every qualifying session and race live, but will also be able to access all of the insight and analysis that goes with it.
In addition to the Live Pass, TT+ gives fans free access to a vault load of exclusive content to whet their appetite for the return of the TT, featuring in-depth interviews with the biggest stars of the TT including Michael Dunlop, Ian Hutchinson, John McGuinness, Michael Rutter, Conor Cummins and Davey Todd. Plus, watch ‘View From Down Under’, an insightful interview with Davo Johnson, who is now confirmed to be joining this year’s broadcasting team for TT+ as pundit due to being unable to race.
Sunday (29 May) will see the Newcomer’s speed controlled lap at 1330, Superbike/Superstock/Supersport qualifying at 1350, Supersport/Supertwin qualifying at 1530 with the Sidecar qualifying rounding out the opening day of action at 1630.