Altenar, a global leader in sportsbook technology is sponsoring Gran Fondo Isle of Man as title sponsor for the 2026 event, which returns with a refreshed format.

Taking place on July 25-26, this year’s festival embraces the growing popularity of off-road cycling, introducing dedicated gravel and cross-country mountain bike events alongside participation rides designed for cyclists of all ages and abilities.

Based in Ramsey, the weekend culminates with the flagship 100 km races, which take riders across some of the Isle of Man’s most spectacular landscapes before finishing in Port Erin.

The partnership reflects Altenar’s commitment to supporting sport and the local community on the Isle of Man, where the company is headquartered.

Alongside its sponsorship of the Isle of Man Marathon and Half Marathon, backing Gran Fondo Isle of Man forms part of Altenar’s wider investment in initiatives that promote healthy lifestyles while showcasing the island to an international audience.

Elena Zhuli, Event’s Director at Altenar, said:

“We’re delighted to support Gran Fondo Isle of Man as it returns with an exciting new format for 2026. The event has built a fantastic reputation over the years by bringing together riders from around the world while celebrating everything that makes the Isle of Man such a unique place to cycle.

“As a company proudly based here, we’re pleased to continue supporting an event that encourages participation, strengthens the local community and showcases the island on the international stage.”

Since its launch, Gran Fondo Isle of Man has welcomed more than 8,000 participants from countries including Japan, Australia, South Africa and the USA, earning recognition as one of the British Isles’ leading participation cycling events.

The refreshed 2026 format builds on that legacy, combining gravel riding, cross-country mountain biking and family-friendly cycling experiences into a weekend that celebrates the island’s outstanding natural landscape.

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