TT 2016 will roar into action today with the first race of the festival - it's 'Superbike Saturday'.
The six lap RST Superbike Race is due to start at 11am.
Riders will cover more than 226 miles as they bid to take victory - last year New Zealand rider Bruce Anstey topped the pack.
One man looking to steal his crown is Ian Hutchinson - he came second in the 2015 event and says he can't wait to get on the track:
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