This year's TT will see the Great North Air Ambulance Service become its charity partner.
Each year the event chooses a charity to support, and today the GNAAS was unveiled as the organisation for the 2026 festival.
It'll see a range of fundraising activities to raise money for the helicopter service.
Chief Executive Joe Garcia says it's a privilege to be chosen, and a great opportunity to tell people about the charity:
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