World-renowned DJ and motorsport team owner Carl Cox will return to the Isle of Man for TT 2026, taking on an official Ambassador role for the event’s charity partner.
Cox will appear as a special guest at the Mannin Bikes ‘TT Legends’ charity auction on Friday 29 May 2026, supporting the Mannin Cancers Support Group.
The auction is the culmination of the ‘Wheelie Good Cause’ campaign, with all proceeds supporting those impacted by cancer on the island.
It offers 15 unique, full-size model bikes celebrating iconic TT moments, from Mike Hailwood’s Ducati to Michael Dunlop’s record-breaking Yamaha R6, which features the Carl Cox Motorsport logo.
Passion
Carl Cox Motorsport has become a familiar and respected presence in the TT paddock, reflecting Cox’s deep passion for road racing.
Speaking about his appointment as Ambassador, Carl said: “I am honoured and very proud to have been asked to be an ambassador. It’s a cause very close to my heart, and having lost family and friends over the years to cancer, I am looking forward to supporting the wonderful volunteers at Mannin Cancers in raising much-needed funds to support the battle against cancer in the Isle of Man.”
Julie Stokes, Chair of Mannin Cancers, added: “We’re so excited that Carl has agreed to become the ambassador for our Mannin Bikes fundraiser. He is such a wonderful supporter of the TT and popped down to the display of our Legends bikes at TT 2025 to check out the fabulous model of Michael Dunlop’s bike, which features his team’s branding.”
She continued: “We’ll soon be announcing details of the auction event, which is taking place on the evening of Friday May 29th 2026. Everyone will be welcome and plenty of tickets will be available. Ahead of the booking platform going live, do please register your interest in buying tickets at mannincancers.com/tt-legends-auction.”
The TT Legends models were displayed during the Classic TT. Cox will also be on Island to support his Carl Cox Motorsport riders during the race fortnight.