TV: RACE HIGHLIGHTS & DOCUSERIES

This year you can expect an unrivalled schedule of programming for the 2023 Isle of Man of TT Races including a full package of Race Highlights, one-off feature shows as well the first ever broadcast of the TT’s highly anticipated new docuseries ‘No Room For Error’.

RACE HIGHLIGHTS

Want to catch-up on all the epic moments from this year’s Isle of Man TT Races? In addition to the live coverage available on TT+, once again you’ll be able to enjoy a neatly-packaged programme of race highlights available every night from 9pm on ITV4 in the UK as well as across a wide range of TV networks globally.

The one-hour shows will deliver all the action, re-action and insights from every race and bringing you the best of TT 2023 will be an established team of talented presenters including TT regulars Matt Roberts, Steve Plater and Cameron Donald. Also joining this year’s TV presenting team is Grace Webb and although new to the team, Grace is an well-known presenter and already a face some may recognise having recently presented the TT’s official launch show ‘Road to 2023’.

Accompanying this experienced line-up of presenters will be commentator Andrew Coley returning once again to deliver all the excitement and anticipation as it builds around the course.

In addition to the Race Highlight shows, this year’s broadcast schedule also includes a number of one-off feature shows that will air from Monday 29th May exclusively on ITV4. This year’s feature shows will focus on the TT’s fan favourite Ian Hutchinson as well as one of the TT’s most unstoppable teams, FHO Racing.

Grace Webb joins Matt Roberts, Steve Plater and Cameron Donald to anchor this year's TV coverage

NO ROOM FOR ERROR

Kicking off the action for 2023 is ‘No Room For Error’, a brand new docuseries that will air for the time in May and provide you with unrivalled behind the scenes access to the riders who take on the TT as they compete in the 2022 edition of the world’s ultimate road races.

In a true depiction of the high-stakes event, ‘No Room For Error’ features legendary riders such as John McGuinness MBE, Peter Hickman and Michael Dunlop along with many of their main rivals such as Dean Harrison, Lee Johnston and James Hillier all of whom give a unique and unfiltered look into the life of a TT racer.

No Room For Error will launch exclusively on ITV4 and ITVX in the UK broadcast over four consecutive evenings from Monday 22nd May*. Outside of the UK, it will be available free to air in all territories via the TT’s own streaming platform – TT+.

No Room For Error is available on ITV4 in the UK and on TT+ worldwide from 22 May

TOURIST TROPHY

Having first aired in November 2022, ‘Tourist Trophy is a feature length documentary film covering the 2022 Isle of Man TT Races. Directed by accomplished documentary maker, Adam Kaleta, the film is an authentic, true-to-life portrayal of the 2022 TT Races, following several of the event’s leading competitors as they navigate the highs and lows of racing on the Mountain Course.

Tourist Trophy follows the determination of Mike Russell as he strives to compete in every race; the highly-anticipated newcomer, Glenn Irwin, who finds his meticulous preparation is challenged by the two-week emotional rollercoaster; and his legendary team-mate, John McGuinness MBE, whose 100th TT race start leads to some searching questions for the 50-year-old. As well as following the record-breaking sidecar constructors, Tom and Ben Birchall, and reigning Senior TT champion Peter Hickman, the fastest rider ever around the TT Mountain Course – and arguably the man of the moment.

You can watch Tourist Trophy at 9pm, Wednesday 31st May on ITV4 and if you’re located outside of the UK ‘Tourist Trophy’ is available to stream for free on TT+.

SCHEDULE

*Please note all dates and timings are subject to change due to programming