2025 TT broadcast team revealed!

The groundbreaking TV coverage is an essential part of the TT experience. These are the experts bringing it to us in 2025…

The Isle of Man TT Races is a fascinating event, full of stories, drama and action. Such is the vastness of the event, it is surely impossible for one person to follow every single plotline happening over the two weeks of the event. Thankfully the TT organisers have assembled a crack team of experts whose knowledge and access will really help us follow the racing and appreciate the happenings behind the scenes.

Once again the races and qualifying sessions will be broadcast live on the TT+ platform, where an all-star cast of presenters, commentators and analysts will bring the action to us, wherever we are in the world.

In the studio we’ll have Matt Roberts, the ultimate pro who is well known in the bike racing world for his work in MotoGP and superbikes, as well as the TT. He’s joined by double TT winner Cameron Donald, the Australian’s understanding of the demands of road racing at the highest level bringing real depth to the conversation.

Joining them in the presentation team is Grace Webb, who has built a real reputation for finding and bringing the best human interest stories from the paddock and pit lane.

In the commentary box will once again be Steve Day and James Whitham. The dynamic duo have a fantastic chemistry, working together on TNT Sports’ British Superbike coverage in addition to their work at the TT, while Andrew Coley takes to the commentary booth to bring us the most compelling stories from the race in the highlights shows.

Pit lane reporting comes from former Supersport TT winner Lee Johnston, the popular racer being joined by another former TT winner, in the form of Steve Plater, during qualifying week.

Sidecar fans are well catered for too, with TT winning passengers Tom Birchall and Patrick Farrance part of the presentation team and tasked with bringing additional insight into this most unique category of motorsport.

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Highlights on ITV4 – traditional commentary on Manx Radio TT

To tune in on terrestrial TV, ITV will once again provide a nightly highlights show on its ITV4 channel, and the ITVX streaming platform. Coverage is due to start at 10pm on Friday May 30, with a review of practice week and a preview of the races. Expect nightly coverage when racing begins.

There’s also live news and commentary on Manx Radio TT. Sitting on the banks listening to the radio commentary is a traditional part of spectating at the TT and, thanks to the internet, you can now listen in live wherever you are in the world. Presented by some of the most knowledgeable locals around, with commentaries from Dave Moore and Chris Boyde, and roving reports from Chris Kinley and Beth Espey. Close your eyes and you can imagine you’re there!

Daily doses

Daily roundups can also be found on the official TT YouTube channel, hosted by Chris Pritchard, Tom Birchall and 44 Teeth vlogger Mike Booth, while Pritchard and Lee Johnston will also be producing a daily TT Podcast, which is recorded live in the Monster Energy Fan Park and will feature special guests, rider interviews and race rection from some of the funniest guys in the paddock. The TT website also features live timing, where you can follow the action with all the same data seen by the trackside pitcrews.

And, of course, don’t forget about us at Entire Cover. Follow us on the socials and at our website for daily content drops and exclusive behind the scenes coverage from our guys on the ground.

Is it time yet?