Chair says they're open to any 'constructive criticism'
The Manx Motor Cycle Club says it'll look at all aspects of the Manx Grand Prix to see if improvements or changes are needed for 2023.
The 2022 event concluded earlier this week (29 August) on a new, condensed nine-day schedule.
The club's chair John McBride says feedback he's received so far has been positive.
But he says there will be numerous things to analyse for next year, including the amount of contingency sessions available:
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