After yesterday's weather cancellations, the TT roars back into action this Sunday afternoon
The Isle of Man TT is finally underway this afternoon, after weather forced organisers to postpone racing on Saturday. Following a morning parade lap to build anticipation, spectators and fans can expect the action to begin in earnest when the Superbike race takes to the famous mountain course.
The six-lap Superbike race is scheduled to start at 1:30pm on Sunday, 31 May, marking the first official day of racing for this year's festival. Roads around the TT course will close at 12:30pm to ensure competitor and spectator safety, with all roads expected to reopen by 6:30pm this evening.
Yesterday's cancelled Superstock race will be rescheduled for a later date. Monday's schedule will continue with another Superbike race at 1:30pm, now serving as day two of the racing programme. If you're planning to watch or explore the Island during race week, allow extra time for travel and check local traffic updates before heading to vantage points around the course.
For visitors and locals alike, the TT remains one of the most thrilling spectacles on the Isle of Man's calendar—just be prepared for weather-related changes, as conditions on the mountain can shift quickly.
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