Isle of Man TT 2019

The Isle of Man TT Races 2019

2019 will see the return to the Mountain Course of the 2018 record breakers: Dean Harrison and Peter Hickman. In perfect conditions they pushed the lap record to over 134mph and finally to 135.452mph - making the Isle of Man TT the fastest road race on the planet. Can they go faster in 2019? Can John McGuinness, Michael Dunlop or Ian Hutchinson handle their pace? With the countdown underway, the answers draw closer!

Saturday 25th May - Friday 7th June 2019

Qualifying runs each evening from Saturday 25th May to Friday 31st May 2019 (Excluding Sunday 26th)

Saturday 1st June 2019

12:00 Superbike TT Race (6 laps)
15:00 Sidecar TT Race 1 (3 laps)

Monday 3rd June 2019

10:45 Supersport TT Race 1 (4 laps)
14:15 Superstock TT Race (4 laps)

Wednesday 5th June 2019

10:45 Supersport TT Race 2 (4 laps)
13:45 Lightweight TT Race (4 laps)
16:25 Zero TT Race (1 lap)

Friday 7th June 2019

10:30 Sidecar TT Race 2 (3 laps)
12:45 Senior TT Race (6 laps)

The Isle of Man TT Course wakes from its long winter slumber on 25th May, 2019 with the first qualifying session of TT 2019. Be there with iomtt travel. We work closely with our chosen accommodation providers to ensure that you get best value for money, quality and peace of mind, so that when you book your TT 2019 trip all you have to worry about is whether you can cope with your face hurting from smiling so much!

Visitor Information

Road Closures

Whether you've brought your own transport or are relying on the buses it's important to know when the roads around the Course are closed to all traffic.

Please note: It is extremely important to the safe and prompt running of the races that you obey all road closed signs, instructions from police and marshals and that you are in your favoured spectating position in good time.

Restricted Areas

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Public Transport

The Isle of Man has an extensive public transport network with Railways, Trams and Buses all providing services that can be used by TT visitors to get round.

The most useful bus route for accessing vantage points around the course is the number 5 bus. You can download the special TT service schedule here: TT Bus Service

The number 3 service between Douglas and Ramsey via Laxey and the coast road is another useful option for race fans looking to get around the Course. Download the schedule here: TT Bus Service

For more details on bus services see the official Isle of Man Bus website here: Isle of Man Bus

Snaefell Mountain Railway

As its name suggests the Mountain Railway is a great way of reaching one of the highest points on the Isle of Man TT Course. Catch the trams from its terminus in Laxey, or travel via the sister service - the Manx Electric Railway - from either Douglas or Ramsey and arrive at the Bungalow in style. Access to either side of the Course is possible via the footbridge.

The Steam Railway runs between Port Erin in the South of the island and Douglas. Useful especially for visitors staying at the Colby Glamping site.

Full timetable for all services available here: IOM Railways Timetable

Greenlanes

The Isle of Man has an extensive network of Greenlanes (bridleways) open to mountain bikes, horses and off-road bikes. Many of the Greenlanes run through the hills and valleys in the centre of the Course making for a great way to watch from more than one vantage point during the race.

Download the map here: Outdoor Leisure Map

For information about Greenlane use see the IOM Government website here: Greenlanes

Weather

The Ronaldsway Met Office plays a vital role in informing the Clerk of the Course about conditions around the island, allowing him to make accurate judgements about whether racing can go ahead or not. Stay up to date with the latest local weather here: Isle of Man Weather

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