A World Superbike rider recovering from a serious wrist injury has thanked a Manx physiotherapist for their help.
James Toseland, who lives in Santon, was sidelined by a seriously fractured right wrist in a crash during testing.
He's missed most of this season's races from being unable to put weight on the injury and from a lack of movement in his throttle hand.
JT's back in action at Silverstone this weekend and told Manx Radio a lot of it was due to help he'd had on the Island:
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