IOM Government: Please cancel plans to (a) develop a TT World Series and (b) privatise the races
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Chris Barnicoat
11 years ago
It works as it is, would the marshalls volunteer if it were run by a private company and not for the good of the Island
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LIONEL FOWLER
11 years ago
the TT has stayed the same since 1907 without a problem keep it as it is on the isle of man where it should be
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ryan Robinson
11 years ago
this has history
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Tim Olive
11 years ago
In my view the proposed series would do immense harm to other equally important road racing events
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STEPHEN GREEN
11 years ago
fully agree with all this petition states.
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Alan Thomson
11 years ago
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Leave the IOM TT the IOM TT. Its not a race series it is an island event on a unique 37.75 mile road circuit not a global brand. Doing this can only damage its individual status and charm.
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stuart atherton
11 years ago
leave things alone.the tt is great as it is.
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rory mckay
11 years ago
just a big NO
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Steven Connolly
11 years ago
Don't change something that's not broke
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richard kneen
11 years ago
it will be the down fall of the tt privatising
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Paul Darby
11 years ago
I agree, leave the TT as it is
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Andy Mclean
11 years ago
No TTWS
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amanda callow
11 years ago
please stop throwing our money away the tt is fine as it is
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Martin Schuster
11 years ago
This unique motorcycle event doesn't belonbg to private investors
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geraint john
11 years ago
Dont spoil the worlds greatest race
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VIC ALLAN
11 years ago
LEAVE IT ALONE!
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John Maddrell
11 years ago
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Ludicrous to have a " World Series " the TT is totally unique to the island and our course . It appears to be wanted by some people so they can have jaunts round the world and be paid for them. To actually want other countries to develop a TT therefore watering down ours is sacrilege and should be removed from office forthwith .
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elissa davies
11 years ago
no go stop this idea
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mark Tattum
11 years ago
If you carry on with this plan the magic of the IOM will be lost and the aura around it diluted.
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Rebecca hammonds
11 years ago
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This event is very important to those that are passionate about road racing. I fear that privatising it will prevent race teams without high levels of financial backing from becoming a part of it, this will ultimately lead to a reduction in it's popularity. I think a privatised TT will no longer become a Mecca for racing fans
It works as it is, would the marshalls volunteer if it were run by a private company and not for the good of the Island
the TT has stayed the same since 1907 without a problem keep it as it is on the isle of man where it should be
this has history
In my view the proposed series would do immense harm to other equally important road racing events
fully agree with all this petition states.
Leave the IOM TT the IOM TT. Its not a race series it is an island event on a unique 37.75 mile road circuit not a global brand. Doing this can only damage its individual status and charm.
leave things alone.the tt is great as it is.
just a big NO
Don't change something that's not broke
it will be the down fall of the tt privatising
I agree, leave the TT as it is
No TTWS
please stop throwing our money away the tt is fine as it is
This unique motorcycle event doesn't belonbg to private investors
Dont spoil the worlds greatest race
LEAVE IT ALONE!
Ludicrous to have a " World Series " the TT is totally unique to the island and our course . It appears to be wanted by some people so they can have jaunts round the world and be paid for them. To actually want other countries to develop a TT therefore watering down ours is sacrilege and should be removed from office forthwith .
no go stop this idea
If you carry on with this plan the magic of the IOM will be lost and the aura around it diluted.
This event is very important to those that are passionate about road racing. I fear that privatising it will prevent race teams without high levels of financial backing from becoming a part of it, this will ultimately lead to a reduction in it's popularity. I think a privatised TT will no longer become a Mecca for racing fans