Road racing has been in a precarious position for some years now,caught between those opposing road closures and lacking the big sponsors to stay afloat.
The pandemic has exacerbated the situation and the survival of the few remaining clubs is in doubt.
BBC article.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/northern-ireland/56655486
The Future of Road Racing
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The Future of Road Racing
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There was talk of a Welsh TT event, but that went tits up before it started. At least I wouldn't have needed to get on a bloody boat. 
I've watched all the Irish races on TV but never been over. For me though, a sunny Saturday and all the big boys at the NW is as exciting as it gets.
I've watched all the Irish races on TV but never been over. For me though, a sunny Saturday and all the big boys at the NW is as exciting as it gets.
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Re: The Future of Road Racing
There's also been discussion about an Isle of Wight event too.
www.visordown.com/news/racing/road-raci ... 2022%3famp
www.visordown.com/news/racing/road-raci ... 2022%3famp
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