I honestly did believe that the TT was there for everyone who wanted to compete, and that this was much a part of the TT at the very start as it was a few years ago. Aparently now you have to be apart of the privaleged few before you get a ride. I have an idea that I think will please both the riders and also the spectators that spends hundreds getting here, and as far as I know that price is going up and up by the cunning Steam Racket yet again making a few extra quid on the back of the TT centenery.

Last year there were a few comments about the fact that a few of the races that were so similar that it wasn't really a different race. Same as same as, I think alot of the comments were. But here is a thought, get rid of one of the super thingys and run a race purely for those guys who don't reach 115 mph average. Call it a support race as they do in Ireland. I am sure that the racing in this particular class would be just as close as that of the so called higher classes.

Its just a thought but at least those people who have supported the TT over the years and in my oppinion make the TT would get a chance. I don't want the TT turning into an old boys school but it to be the one and only place that remains open to all.

I would love to here what anyone elses comments are. And maybe if the race is good then maybe there can be an extended program.

I know that one person replying will say its all about what the manufactures want, well quite frankly I don't care what they think. Let them have MotoGP, World Superbikes, British Superbikes and all the trappings, let the TT be the TT and nothing else.