Moto Twelve Racing will become the first team to field CFMoto machinery at the TT this year, with Shaun Anderson and Jamie Cringle confirmed for the new Sportbike category.
The team will contest the CFMoto 675SR-R across two races, marking a significant step for the Chinese manufacturer on the Mountain Course.
Moto Twelve arrives following several successful seasons in the British Superbike paddock, where they have built a reputation in machine development.
Northern Irishman Anderson brings 54 TT starts and a 130mph lap to the project. Manx rider Cringle, 28, enters his fifth year at the event.
Jamie Cringle said: “Born and raised on the Isle of Man, this is a huge opportunity for me and one I’m incredibly grateful for. I’m really looking forward to learning more about the bike and working with the MotoTwelve team.
“I’m already excited about racing the CFMoto 675SR-R around the Mountain Course.”
Shaun Anderson added: “It’s an exciting challenge to be part of a new project like this at the TT.
“Bringing a new manufacturer to the Mountain Course is something different, our focus will be on building consistency and developing the bike throughout the week for ahead of the two races.”
Eddie Roberts, Team Owner and Racing Director, said: “Coming back to the TT for the first time since the late 1980s is a really exciting project for myself and team MotoTwelve-CFMOTO.
“We have two strong riders in Shaun and Jamie, and this year is about establishing a solid base and building for the future.”