Well for what it is worth, I have signed it, pointing out that without the effect of the virtual stop, and controlled entry to the Glencrutchery Road, there could be a dangerous high-speed right-hander with its dangers to spectators, plus a much higher entry speed and subsequent top speed past the pits and towards the top of Bray.
There is simply no need to replace that part of the course, it could merely be by-passed except for the races, preserving the old road as the rest of the course should be, as a Heritage Site.
Imagine the row if someone decided to dismantle part of Stonehenge to create a car park or recreation area! The Isle of Man should decide now what it really wants to do about the races - preserve the unique heritage they hold, or just pack it in.