Helen you want a constructive answer, well give this ago.
Invite or allow more riders the chance to race at the TT, those that dont make the speed for the main races let them have their own race. That way we will see more riders coming through the ranks at the TT.
What has happened with newcommers to the TT this year only three yet loads of money has been spent of reps going over the most of the UK meetings to recruit them (have heard quite a few got turned down).
The TT is not a BSB meeting and never will be, the TT is a tradition of men and machines competing against each other, maybe the bikes are now getting to fast and can only be raced on at the TT by a select few, thats fine, but the TT is over 37 miles long and spectators want to see more than just a few machines.
I also feel that the situation regarding practice should be looked at more closely, more time is needed is it time to bring back the morning practice or start practice an hour early.
We also have to take a look at the profiteering that is getting worse at the event, why are landowners charging fans just to cross their fields. In the Likes of Daytona prices charged by pubs,cafes resturants and other outlets is strictly enforced to ensure that prices aint jacked up any more than inflation, the paying public have to be protected from such people.
Maybe you Helen can get the answer of why riders at the TT this year have to sign a contract that prevents them from speaking out. (what was the first thing big H done after quitting).
I love the TT but maybe not as much as I used to, I dont think its the same any more and I was very suprised to hear Evon Ward tell me she may never come back to the TT but would come to the MGP, what does that tell you.
As to having a TT on the Billown track I have to agree with the comments made on Radio TT chat show this week, it just weakens the status of winning a TT.
Lets get the rules sorted out for the TT in order to prevent what happened yesterday, if a bike is 600cc that should be it, why do manufactures make parts for race bikes only to find if riders use them they could be kicked out of a race.