Isle of Man TT 2027 dates confirmed

The Isle of Man TT dates have been officially confirmed, with the world-famous road racing event set to return from May 31 to June 12, 2027, while provisional 2028 dates have also been revealed as organisers give fans, teams and travellers more time to plan their TT trips.

Simon Hancocks

18 May 2026

A racer leaves the start line at the TT races

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The Isle of Man TT has already locked in its 2027 dates, with organisers confirming the event will run from Monday, May 31 to Saturday, June 12, 2027. The news gives fans nearly two years to start planning the pilgrimage to the world’s greatest motorcycle road racing event.

The dates, announced ahead of this year’s race, mean TT 2027 will once again begin on the late May Bank Holiday Monday before building towards the traditional Milwaukee Senior TT finale on Saturday, June 12.

Organisers have also provisionally outlined the 2028 schedule, with those races pencilled in for Monday, May 29 to Saturday, June 10, 2028.

The confirmation follows the wider changes already announced for TT 2026, which include class reshuffles and the introduction of the new Sportbike category. By confirming the dates early, the TT is clearly trying to make life easier for travelling fans, many of whom book accommodation and ferry crossings well in advance of the event.

And with the event continuing to pull in both returning visitors and first-time spectators from around the world, locking down future dates this far ahead should give teams, fans and businesses on the Island a clearer picture of what’s coming down the line.

A full outline schedule for TT 2027 is expected to be released after TT 2026 has taken place.