TT 2026: Wednesday racing scrapped due to inclement weather on Isle of Man - organisers working with Met Office 'to identify all available opportunites'
The Isle of Man TT organisers have confirmed that no racing will take place on Wednesday due to poor weather on the Island.
On Tuesday, only one race was held after an original three-race schedule, with the Monster Energy Supersport race reduced from four laps to three.
Michael Dunlop won the race on his Scars/MD Racing Ducati for his 34th TT victory and his ninth win in a row in the Supersport class.
In a statement at noon on Wednesday, the TT said: “Due to poor weather conditions around the course and further showers forecast throughout the day,
“All roads on the TT Mountain Course will remain open.”
The Clerk of the Course continues to work closely with the Met Office to identify all available opportunities for racing to take place during the remainder of the event.
“A further update with a revised schedule will be issued in due course.
“Thank you for your continued cooperation and patience.”