A "no fly" zone for drones will be in force during this year's TT and Southern 100.
The Island's Civil Aviation Administration says anyone who does do throughout the festival fortnight could face a hefty fine of £2,500.
The rules will be in force from Saturday, May 25 until Saturday, June 8 both inside the TT Race Course, and 1000 metres outside of it.
Drones are also prohibited 6 miles within Douglas on Tuesday, June 4 from 7.25pm until 8.10pm as the Red Arrows are due to perform .
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