FC Quoted Secondly, The grids are decided on merit and merit alone, the Superbike class does not have anyone that has done less than 116mph in it, purely because of the strength of entry, the 600 class has no-one who has done less than 112, possibly even more. Ago, you have achieved neither speeds in either class... same goes for Wade. There is no conspiracy, just pure and simple calculation... full stop. Obviously, newcomers have to be estimated, but I am damn sure this is done rigourously and is based on pedigree, experience and merit alone, not how big their bleeding name is.

Just to let you know Colin their were a number of Manx Riders who where turned down who have achieved both above speeds in their classes and some both have done over 113mph on a 600 and riders who have lapped slower have been granted entry,s . As for myself i think i should have been given the chance to qualify as i think i would have and people banding about figures of 115 for Superbikes and 112 for Supersport thats not what it states in the regs if they where going to pull a stunt like that their should have been an amendmemt sent out to that fact and how can you say any newcomers is going to achieve the speeds to start with.
Not all Newcomers are going to be as good as the likes Conor Cummins or even Cameron Donald. As i have stated before they should have let everybody practice and those that didnt make the fastest 85 in each race could have had a support race as like in Ireland at Dundrod. 100 Years of TT Racing and only 4 solo Races how special is that. Yes i feel a little hard done by as i have invested the last ten years prepairing for TT 2007 and as things stand at the moment it looks like ive riddden my last TT. This is not to say i wont be putting in an entry for TT 2008 i wish everybody all the best for TT 2007 Irish Ago.......