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Prohibited and Restricted Areas - Malcolm - 28-06-2016
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The Isle of Man Classic TT Mountain Course is made up of almost 40 miles of public roads that are closed for qualifying and race sessions.
The list of areas where spectating is restricted or prohibited is regularly updated to further improve safety for fans, marshals and competitors.
You can now download a complete guide to restricted and prohibited areas for the Isle of Man Classic TT in PDF format.
Classic TT Prohibited and Restricted Areas can be downloaded here in .pdf format.
Please pay attention to signs warning an area is restricted or prohibited and if a marshal or other race official asks you to move, do as you are asked and please don’t argue with them – they are looking after your safety.
Although entry to some areas is prohibited or restricted, there are still loads of great vantage points around the course where you can watch the action for free.
The list of areas where spectating is restricted or prohibited is regularly updated to further improve safety for fans, marshals and competitors.
You can now download a complete guide to restricted and prohibited areas for the Isle of Man Classic TT in PDF format.
Classic TT Prohibited and Restricted Areas can be downloaded here in .pdf format.
Please pay attention to signs warning an area is restricted or prohibited and if a marshal or other race official asks you to move, do as you are asked and please don’t argue with them – they are looking after your safety.
Although entry to some areas is prohibited or restricted, there are still loads of great vantage points around the course where you can watch the action for free.