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The fourth race day of the 2026 Isle of Man TT has been cancelled – leaving a race against time to ensure this year’s schedule is at least partially completed
Due to inclement weather, the fourth race day of the 2026 Isle of Man TT has been canceled, leaving only two races completed out of the scheduled five so far.
The event organiser is now faced with a time crunch to ensure that this year’s schedule can be partially completed, amid forecasts of more bad weather later in the week.
Sunday’s Superbike TT went ahead as planned, with Dean Harrison winning the six-lap race, while Tuesday saw a shortened three-lap Supersport TT that Michael Dunlop won.
With races still pending, including the Sportsbike TT and a delayed Superstock race, the organiser is working to find suitable windows for these events, possibly on a packed Friday schedule.
The weather forecast for the remainder of the week is unfavorable, prompting consideration of cancelling some races, shortening others, and rescheduling events like the Senior TT to Sunday, the final contingency day.
Friday’s clear forecast may offer a window for a busy day of racing, with the possibility of running three races over three laps each, while Sunday could host the Senior TT alongside the Sportsbike TT.
