Motorsport fans able to watch TT live for the first time

TT+ Live Pass will cost £14.99

Motorsport fans from around the world will be able to watch the TT live, for the first time, when the event returns this year.

New digital channel TT+ is being launched this spring offering full live stream coverage and behind the scenes content. 

It’s the first time in the event’s 115 year history that fans will be able to see the action unfold live as well as hear it.

In addition to free to access content the TT+ Live Pass – which costs £14.99 - will provide 40 hours of live qualifying and race coverage including pre-race build up and post race analysis.

Greenlight Television will deliver the live broadcasts – with a 200 strong production team – and a ‘significant uplift’ in the number of live-action cameras around the course.

Two live-cam helicopters will be in operation, on each side of the Mountain Course, to capture the bikes as they make their way around the famous circuit.

Regular presenters Matt Roberts and Amy Williams will return alongside newcomers Jennie Gow and Rick Faragher.

“It’s been on my bucket list for a long time as a motorsport presenter and I can’t wait to join up with the team on site and bring you all the action. We all know how exciting the TT is and that’s why we all love it. To be able to share that with so many more people is incredible. We’ll be presenting more than just racing; we’ll be introducing all the incredible personalities, showcasing their talents and unique mind-set as they take on the challenging mountain course.” Jennie Gow

“This isn’t the first time I’ve been part of the broadcasting team for the TT; however, thanks to the introduction of TT+, I would say it’s the most exciting year with by far the most potential. The important thing for me is that we can come together as a broadcasting team and really immerse the viewers in the action and convey the raw energy and emotion that’s synonymous with the spectacular Isle of Man TT Races. I’m confident there’ll be some real edge of your seat moments that will really grip the viewers. The use of heli-cam and curb-side cameras alone are going to drive the experience to a new level and for motorsport fans around the world that haven’t yet experienced the TT. It’s going to blow their minds.” Matt Roberts

The commentary team will be made up of Dave Moore and Andrew Coley and pundits Cameron Donald and Steve Plater.

Highlights shows from TT 2022 will still be broadcast on ITV4 in the UK and Ireland and partner networks where available.

More details on the TT+ Live Pass are available HERE.