Imatranajo this weekend, there's pay feed this year - https://play.imatranajo.fi/imatranajo

The full provisional IRRC (International Road Racing Championship) Imatranajo Superbike/Supersport entry-lists, read as follows:
Special thanks to Jan Vavra for compiling the following information.
(Title sponsor located near racer’s name)
Superbike:
Lukas Maurer – Maurer Racing
Nico Muller – Muller Motorsport by Edeka Meisel
Michael Dunlop – MD Racing
Pontus Roestlinger – PoEm Racing
Ville Valtonen – Team Sensetec
Heikki Mannila – DRM ProMoto
Rene MIkvy – ZD-Motorsport
Eemeli Lahti – IPR Moto Racing
Didier Grams – G&G Motorsport by BMW Motorrad
Luca Gottardi – Syntainics Racing by Penz13
Rhys Hardisty – Never Be Clever Racing
Markus Karlsson – Hoffmann by MRP
Lukas Karlsson – Karlsson Motorsport
Erno Kostamo – 38 Motorsport by Penz13
Lasse Karki – Team Vuokrakontti
Johannes Schwimmbeck – KFZ-Schwimmbeck #44
Jakub Sprojcar – TTRace
Anssi Koski – AK 51 Racing Team
David Datzer – Datziii Racing by TW3 Racing
Kenny Koskinen – HRT Racing
Darryl Tweed – Never Be Clever Racing
Reinhard Strack – Mogli Racing Team
Mike Ceuppens – Texas Motors
Rob Van Eijs – Van Eijs Technical Support
Stephane Bednarek – B.B. Team
Olivier Lupberger – Team Moto Meile
Emil Krchnavy – ZD-Motorsport
Jorn Hamberg – Performance Racing Achterhoek
Christoph Kreller – KRC Racing Crew
Come Geenen – 100 % Moto Brussels
Wally Jacobs – NN Racing
Tiziano Rosati – Holy Hemp Racing Team
Laurent Hoffmann – Hoffmann by MRP
Andreas Jochum – TTSL-Sued.de
Jean-Luc David – Passion Vitesse
Thierry Brunel – Thierry Brunel
Rene Grundei – ZSG Racing
Supersport:
Miika Viiperi – Track Punk Racing
Gary Johnson – Team Schleizer Dreieck
Nicolas Therouin – ProSpeed MotoSport
Ilja Caljouw – Performance Racing Achterhoek
Olli Konttinen – OKKE Racing
Mikko Uski – Team Vuokrakontti
Thomas Wendel – 2WAM.de Racing Team
Rico Vetter – VRP Vetter Racing Performance
Rhys Hardisty – Never Be Clever Racing
Juho Kantola – Ducati JK36 Racing
Karel Brandtner – Blue Garage Racing
Sebastian Frotscher – Team Schleizer Dreieck
Marek Cerveny – WRP Wepol Racing Parts
Adam McLean – Performance Racing Achterhoek
Darryl Tweed – Never Be Clever Racing
Roman Bocek – Beton transport
Erno Kivimaki – OKKE Racing
Michael Mace – Mike Mace Racing
Petr Najman – Laserscanning Europe by PSB Motorsport
Jyri Kuosa – KSJ Racing
Sami Siimesto – Mc Huhmari Ry
Osvaldas Lazdauskas – KreditoSaurus Racing
Niko Lehtiranta – Lehtiranta Racing
Lukas Vaclavovic – TTRace – Motorcycle Clothes
Jamie Williams – JLG/NCE Racing
Niko Tanskanen – HRT Racing
Erik Kjuus – Aware Moto Racing
Aku Korhonen – Pikku2-Racing
Brian Fuidge – Royal Navy Royal Marines Road Race Team
Peter Lionel – Team Peter Racing
Romain Cleaz-Savoyen – RCS Team
Mauro Poncini – Delmo Racing
Wesley Ankersmid – Performance Racing Achterhoek
Magdalena Weintritt – F.C Moore Isle of Man

I know its not TT orientated but Mark Cavendish has just become a tour de France legend i hope all you Manx people are proud of all his achievements. I am

Gonna be using it in 51 days time for the Manx Grand Prix

Link here:

https://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/video-sh...MAIL_ID%5D

Gonna be using it in 51 days time for the Manx Grand Prix

Link here:

https://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/video-sh...MAIL_ID%5D

I'm not sure if this is the right place, or if its becoming a personal quest or not.

TT visitor for 24 years, and booked for our annual pilgrimage in 25.

Anyhow, the scoreboard on Glenclutchery Road stood for a significant amount of time and yes it was like triggers broom. Many parts were replaced as it was rotten. When the put the fence up round it the writing was on the wall (so to speak) and now its gone. Many arguments for and against.

Some parts of the scoreboard are in the Manx Museum, some are at the motor museum at Jurby, There are a couple of bits at the Victory cafe at the Bungalow and Murrays has a couple of bits at Santon.

However, where is the Stanley Woods clock that used to sit in the middle of the scoreboard?

I personally feel this was one of the more important parts of the scoreboard, and it should have been preserved.
Stanley Woods was well before my time, but history shows him as an important part of the TT and he fairly liked the craic too.
Others have had corners named after them, but there was only 1 clock with his name on it.

I asked last year at the newly opened TT Gallery at the Manx Museum, the curator did not know.
I've asked online several times in various groups including TT, over 50's TT, manx nostalgia etc.
I've even messaged Gef the Mongoose who's online satire I enjoy, but he hasn't gotten back to me.
My homestay Landlady in Onchan has asked around and has come back with nothing, and she's pretty well connected apparently.

I again asked the curators at the Manx Museum this year, and was given an email address, which I appear to have dropped when I was buying my kippers/TT tshirts etc in Douglas that day.

Sorry for the ramble, but does anyone know about the clock?

This had me chuckling. Couple of YouTube videos from the 90's outside bushy's in Douglas....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MLKZ5BI49aY

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F1HqiUeKpyg

TT much more spread round the island nowadays but back then, most stayed in and around Douglas.

The nights on Douglas front were hilarious

Great news on the marshalling front. At times this year there were over 1,000 marshals in use. A lot more than the minimums and a credit to the marshals association who have massively upped their game on many fronts. Possibly now attracting a younger crowd as well. Access to training has been easier. I did the Incident Management Course locally to myself, my wife will follow and my daughter intends doing it during practice week next year. Whoever instigated the cavalcade a while back has made life much easier.

Yes folks, it's a month earlier this year! to try & get better weather, apparently.
Anyway, this could be a good 'un!
'More than 1 TT winner will be on track' is what they have said!!!
John McGuinness is listed in the entries, along with Storm Stacey (BSB runner)
& Andy Hornby & the Black Eagle MV Agusta racing team (they've fielded Dean Harrison, Lee Johnston & Michael Dunlop in the Classic TT in years gone by)
+ of course, myself & the Famous Mr. Led! 

Just a few weeks ago the event was in danger of being cancelled, due to low entries, but it's looking good now, good forecast & resurfaced track!! 

Some short clips of the above are here 
Rutter Lap - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIOC_CakUmg

Arai Lap - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfXj01hfmWw

Anybody know the date of booking the for the ferry for 2025 please?
Thanks in advance.

In the 2022 TT I ended up getting covid 2024 i come home with covid again my theory is i must have got on the ferry coming over but I can't be definite about it anybody else come home with it.