The Isle of Man TT Races fuelled by Monster Energy will be taking centre stage at Motorcycle Live held at the Birmingham NEC from the 19th to the 27th November, with the final day being billed as a special TT Day.

Visitors to the Isle of Man stand 3H30 in Hall 3 will have the chance to hear the intimate thoughts of some of the leading TT stars as they personally talk through stunning on board laps of the course from this year’s races on the stand’s HD big screen in real time.

The highlight will undoubtedly be Michael Dunlop who will be voicing his incredible outright lap record from this year, which saw the Northern Irishman become the first rider to post a sub seventeen-minute lap of the TT Mountain Course.

Others who will be sharing their tricks of the trade include 23 time race winner John McGuinness, Ian Hutchinson, who will talk through his remarkable Superstock lap record lap from this year’s meeting, as well as TT race winners Ivan Lintin and James Hillier.

And if you ever wondered what it feels like to race a sidecar around the 37¾ mile course, you’ll get the chance to get up close and personal with the Birchall brothers Ben and Tom, as well as veteran campaigner, and current overall sidecar Champion John Holden, as they give their unique perspective on race winning laps from 2016.

Signing sessions are planned every day of the show on the Isle of Man TT stand and you will be first to hear the latest news and announcements about the 2017 TT Races and Classic TT Races with many of the riders who made the Mountain Course headlines in 2016 appearing in chat shows with ITV4 commentators James Whitham and Steve Parrish.  

You’ll also get the chance to discuss tickets, travel and accommodation packages with Regency Travel, the TT’s Official Travel Partner and you can also book your grandstand, hospitality and special event tickets on the newly designed iomtt.com website which will launch on Friday 18th November, ahead of the first day of the show.

The stand will also have many of the TT and Classic TT winning bikes including Michael Dunlop’s double TT race winning Hawk Racing BMW Superbike, and the Team Traction Control R6 Yamaha machine on which Ian Hutchinson won both of this year’s Monster Energy Supersport Races. The lap record-breaking sidecar machine that the Birchall brothers raced in winning this year’s Sure Sidecar Race 2, will also be on the stand.

Belgian team Sarolea’s 2017 spec TT Zero machine will be representing the latest technology while nostalgia fans will undoubtedly enjoy the chance to see Team Classic Suzuki’s Classic Superbike TT winning Suzuki XR69 GSXR100 and Valvoline Racing by Padgett’s Motorcycles 250 Honda ridden to race wins by Michael Dunlop and Bruce Anstey respectively at this year’s Classic TT meeting.

The centrepiece of the stand will be the iconic Senior TT Trophy that has been awarded at every TT since 1907. The trophy’s base is engraved with the names some of the most legendary riders in motorcycle racing history including Stanley Woods, John Surtees, Geoff Duke, Mike Hailwood, Giacomo Agostini, Joey Dunlop, John Surtees, David Jefferies and John McGuinness and you’ll have the chance to have your picture taken with this stunning piece of history.


The full list of confirmed TT riders to appear during the show is:

SATURDAY 19th NOVEMBER / OPENING DAY
Michael Dunlop
James Hillier
Dean Harrison
Josh Brookes
Maria Costello MBE

SUNDAY 20th NOVEMBER - CLASSIC TT DAY
Michael Dunlop
James Hillier
Dean Harrison
Josh Brookes

MONDAY 21st NOVEMBER
William Dunlop
Lee Johnston

TUESDAY 22nd NOVEMBER
Lee Johnston
Carl Fogarty

WEDNESDAY 23rd NOVEMBER  
Carl Fogarty
Michael Rutter
Ian Hutchinson
Maria Costello MBE

THURSDAY 24th NOVEMBER
Bruce Anstey
Dan Hegarty

FRIDAY 25th NOVEMBER
Steve Mercer
Jamie Coward

SATURDAY 26th NOVEMBER
John McGuinness
Ian Hutchinson
Dean Harrison
Conor Cummins
Ivan Lintin
Dave Molyneux
Tim Reeves
Ben and Tom Birchall
John Holden
Steve Mercer
Maria Costello MBE

SUNDAY 27th NOVEMBER- TT DAY
John McGuinness
Ian Hutchinson
Dean Harrison
Conor Cummins
Ivan Lintin
Dave Molyneux
Tim Reeves
Ben and Tom Birchall
John Holden
Maria Costello MBE