Enterprise minister Tim Johnston has defended the TT schedule, saying most fans approve of it.
In Tynwald this week, he faced a question from Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas about next year's race programme.
Mr Johnston said just three percent of 6,000 people surveyed had criticised the timetable.
And he went on to say many appreciated changes which were introduced in 2023:
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