Rain stopped play on the Isle of Man, and once again, the schedule takes a hit.
With no racing on course, we headed into the paddock to catch up with Kiwi Mitch Rees, last year’s fastest newcomer, as he reflects on his second TT campaign. From building pace the right way to tackling his first six-lap race, it’s clear there’s more to come.
Elsewhere, the weather continues to be the defining story of TT 2026 - delays, reschedules, and tough calls behind the scenes. All eyes are now on tomorrow, with a packed schedule and the promise of racing returning.
Catch the full story in today’s Daily Round Up.
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The TT Podcast: Classes, Regulations ...
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The TT Podcast: Countdown to TT 2026 ...
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Please note this is an audio only podcast.
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TT Podcast Live: John McGuinness - Ce...
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