Visitor numbers for this year's Southern 100 races have risen by more than seven per cent, according to the Steam Packet.
A total of 9,927 passengers arrived by sea for the event, up from 9,272 last year.
Motorcycle arrivals increased by nearly eight per cent, while foot passenger numbers were up more than 16 per cent.
Organisers say the figures highlight the Southern 100's growing appeal and its contribution to the Island's visitor economy.
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