Minister says more efforts will ramp up behind the scenes
Preparations for the return of the TT this year are still running to plan, according to the Enterprise Minister.
The races are returning to the Isle of Man on 28 May after two years of disruption due to the Covid pandemic.
A programme of works is being carried out around the Mountain Course to get the likes of surfaces, kerbs and corners ready for racing.
Dr Alex Allinson explains more efforts will continue ramping up behind the scenes:
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