THE MONSTER ENERGY FAN PARK

The Monster Energy Fan Park has become a familiar part of the TT experience, giving you a place to stay close to the action when you’re away from the hedgerows.

Free to attend and set in Noble’s Park, it’s where you can watch, refuel, catch up with what’s happening, and follow a full daily programme built around the racing.

Open throughout TT fortnight, the Fan Park brings together live race coverage, rider appearances, official prize presentations, partner experiences, food and drink, and a refreshed line-up of stage content designed to add more to your day at the TT. View the schedule here

MEETING YOUR HEROES

The Fan Park isn’t just somewhere to pass through. It gives you more chances to get closer to the people who make the TT what it is.

From rider appearances and chat shows to official prize presentations, it’s another place to see the personalities behind the helmets and hear directly from the competitors, teams and special guests who shape the fortnight. The Paddock will always be part of that access, but the Fan Park brings more of it together in one place and makes it easier to enjoy, whatever the weather is doing.

It’s another place to see the personalities behind the helmets

EYES ON THE PRIZE

One of the highlights of race week will once again be the official TT Prize Presentations, scheduled for the Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday of race week. There’s always something special about seeing your favourites away from race pace and in front of the crowd, so come along and help celebrate the standout performances of the fortnight.

Come along and help celebrate the standout performances of the fortnight

WHY VISIT

The Fan Park is an easy way to stay close to the TT throughout the day. You can follow every lap with live race coverage on the big screens, enjoy live interviews, guest shows and special appearances shaped for TT fans, and keep track of what’s happening as the schedule unfolds.

If it’s your first visit to the Island, it’s also a simple and comfortable place to base yourself - especially if you’re staying in Douglas or travelling without your own transport. And when it’s time to pause, you’ll find everything you need close at hand, from street food and local produce to drinks at the official bar. Whether you’re staying for an hour or settling in for the day, the Fan Park gives you a well‑placed base to watch, eat, meet up and plan what’s next.

With more fans arriving by air or without their own transport, spectating at the Fan Park can provide a stress‑free day at the TT. Grandstand Tickets are also available for that “best of both worlds” experience. Book yours at: iomttraces.com

MORE OF THE LIVE CONTENT YOU ASKED FOR

For 2026, the Fan Park’s on‑stage programme is being refreshed to bring you more of what fans have asked to see: more rider and team appearances, more insight, more conversation, and more reasons to stay connected to the racing throughout the day.

Expect a stronger mix of interviews, technical explainers, features, podcasts and special guest appearances - all live on stage and shaped around the event itself. The aim is simple: to give you more TT‑relevant content, more clearly signposted through the day, and more moments that add to your time at the TT.

THE TT PODCAST - LIVE ON STAGE

You’ll also find the TT Daily Podcast recorded live at the Fan Park, giving you the chance to hear from riders, experts and special guests in a more intimate setting. Hosted by Chris Pritchard and Lee Johnston, these live editions take you further behind the scenes, uncovering the grit, sacrifice and triumph behind some of the TT’s biggest moments and shining a light on the stories you may not have heard yet.

If you can’t make it in person, each live show will still be recorded and rolled into the next day’s Daily Podcast episode available free on TT+, so you won’t miss a thing.

Each live show will still be recorded and rolled into the next day’s Daily Podcast episode

PEOPLE’S CHALLENGER 2026

DO YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE UNSUNG HERO?

The Monster Energy People’s Challenger Award puts the choice in your hands. It’s your chance to vote for the TT competitor you believe deserves more recognition. In the past you’ve backed riders like Loris Majcan, Ryan Cringle, Rhys Gibbons and Nathan Harrison - now it’s time to pick your 2026 favourite. Voting will open online, so make sure you’re following @ttracesofficial to have your say.

AT A GLANCE