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From the TT Press Office

With TT 2024 now in the rear-view, the countdown is already on for 2025 with 346 days to go. Next year’s event will once again commence on Bank Holiday Monday (26th May) and will conclude with the prestigious Milwaukee Senior TT Race taking place on Saturday 7th June 2025.

The race schedule will follow a similar format to this year with second races planned for the Superstock and Supertwin classes once again. The complete ten race programme will be delivered across three sets of back-to-back race days split by two rest days to align with travel and accommodation capacities, providing visiting fans with greater opportunities to visit the world’s greatest road race.

https://www.iomttraces.com/racing/page/schedule

BE PART OF THE ACTION – BOOK A VISIT

Whether you’ve been watching online whilst dreaming of lining the hedgerows or you’re a seasoned TT traveller, now is a great time to plan your trip for TT 2025.

If you’re looking for the easiest way to get the most out of your TT experience, then our approved Travel Partners are available to help create package tours that are built with fans in mind.

The beauty of the Isle of Man and the TT Races is that as a small Island, the type of holiday you’ll get will be a personalised one, and so any add-ons, bucket list items or budget constraints you have can be taken into account by the tour operators.

Partners are also able to offer advice on flights and ferries from any destination in the world to connecting UK and Ireland ports at Belfast, Dublin, Heysham and Liverpool as well as many major UK airports.

APPROVED TT TRAVEL PARTNERS

Duke Travel – UK, EU and USA
Sportsnet – Australia and USA
Saiger Racing – Central Europe
VisitIOM – Worldwide

PROVISIONAL RACE DAY PROGRAMME
Monday 26 May (UK Bank Holiday) Morning Free Practice & Afternoon Qualifying
Tuesday 27 May Evening Qualifying
Wednesday 28 May Evening Qualifying
Thursday 29 May Evening Qualifying
Friday 30 May Afternoon Qualifying

Saturday 31 May Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 1 3wheeling.Media Sidecar TT Race 1
Sunday 1 June RST Superbike TT
Monday 2 June Rest Day
Tuesday 3 June RL360 Superstock TT Race 1 Supertwin TT Race 1
Wednesday 4 June Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 2 3wheeling.Media Sidecar TT Race 2
Thursday 5 June Rest Day
Friday 6 June (Isle of Man Bank Holiday) PE Superstock TT Race 2 Entire Cover Supertwin TT Race 2
Saturday 7 June Milwaukee Senior TT Race

*Subject to Road Closure approval by the Department for Infrastructure, in accordance to the Road Races Act 2016

From the TT press office.

Dave Molyneux, the most successful sidecar driver in Isle of Man TT Races’ history has today announced his retirement from the sport. 

It’s fair to say Dave Molyneux is one of the greatest Isle of Man TT Sidecar drivers of all time, perhaps even the best.

The statistics certainly back that up with the Manx hero having taken a record 17 wins and 31 podiums in total since making his debut in 1985.

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From the TT press office

Ryan and Callum Crowe claimed their first win at the Isle of Man TT Races with victory in 3wheeling.media Sidecar TT Race 1, the Manx brothers coming home 26.894 seconds ahead of Pete Founds/Jevan Walmsley with Alan Founds/Rhys Gibbons taking third.

 
The Crowes set the fastest lap of the race on their Kelproperties Honda at 119.800mph to be the first Manx Sidecar winners since 2014 and emulate the feat of their five-time winner dad Nick Crowe.

 
With perfect conditions, the three-lap race got underway at 5.45pm and the Crowes led through Glen Helen on the opening lap, their advantage over Founds/Walmsley (FHO Racing Honda) already 6.3 seconds. Crawford/Hardie (ARC Newton Aycliffe/SJH Bodyworks Kawasaki) slotted into third a further 4.4 seconds adrift with Blackstock/Rosney (Dave Holden Racing Yamaha), Founds/Gibbons (Founds Racing Yamaha) and Reeves/Wilkes (Bonovo Action/Carl Cox Motorsport Honda) rounding out the early top six.

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