hi all does anybody know if the entry list has been published yet, its getting closer

This is an unofficial list if that helps. From 'Road racing news' website.

Racers names will appear on this unofficial entry list page, when they announce their intention to tackle the 2022 TT Races.

Luca Gottardi – Penz 13/Syntainics Racing
Dean Harrison – DAO Racing
Josh Daley
Glenn Irwin – Honda Racing
Joe Thompson – Wilson Craig Racing
Julian Trummer – WH Racing
Michael Evans – HeatTech Racing
Jim Hind – BTS/NLC Components
Chris Sarbora
Jason Burrill
John McGuinness MBE – Honda Racing
Michael Browne – BE Racing/RK Racing
Adam McLean – McAdoo Kawasaki
Brian McCormack – Roadhouse Macau/FHO Racing – TJ Performance (Super Twins class)
Stefano Bonetti
Jonathan Perry
Peter Hickman – Gas Monkey Garage by FHO Racing
David Datzer – Penz 13/Syntainics Racing
James Hillier – Rich Energy OMG Racing
Barry Furber – DC Auto Repairs BMW & Yamaha (Super Twin class)/Clem Davies Kawasaki (Supersport class)
Matt Stevenson
Dave Moffitt
Michal Dokoupil – Rocknet Yamaha (Supersport class)
Mike Norbury – DC Racing
Jamie Williams – JLG Racing
Mark Purslow
Joe Akroyd – Team Classic Suzuki
Michael Rutter
Forest Dunn
Ilja Caljouw – Performance Racing Achterhoek
Dominic Herbertson – Cowton Racing (Supersport/Super Twin class)
Paul Jordan – PreZ Racing
David Johnson – Rich Energy OMG Racing
Michael Dunlop – PBM Ducati
Pierre Yves Bian – Martimotos
Lukas Maurer – Blau Powerbikes
Victor Lopez Santos
Ian Hutchinson – Milwaukee BMW Motorrad by TAS Racing
Darryl Tweed
Rhys Hardisty
Milo Ward – DP Coldplaning/TC Racing

Sidecar Teams:

Michael Russell/Julie Canipa
Ben Birchall/Tom Birchall
Dave Molyneux/TBC
Greg Lambert/Ben McBride
Alan Founds/Jake Lowther
John Holden/Jason Pitt – Barnes Racing
Tim Reeves/TBC
Gary Gibson/Tom Christie – Gibson Racing
Craig Melvin/TBC
Mark Gash/John Shipley

The entry list is complete, that was announced last week, but I don't think it has been released yet. As Sprocket says so far we only have riders announcements to go with.

The top 20 seeded riders are usually held back a little longer as a way of generating interest and building tension/hype.