There is supposed to be a medical officer to ensure that riders who have known injuries are fit enough to ride.

It is not for a rider to decide if he is medically fit, it is for an expert in his field to consider all of the facts I.E. period of healing time since the previous accident and existing medical reports from the practitioner or surgeon who has dealt with the injured rider.

In F1 a driver is subjected rigorous medical checks by the organisers own medical experts. Bernie Ecclestone is to smart to let such neglect jeopardise F1.

If a rider is capable of deciding if he is medically fit there is no purpose in the A.C.U requiring a medical certificate before issuing a licence, do we scrap the need for a medical certificate?

Road Racing and in particular the T.T. has no friends in the national press as it is.

It only needs one really big fatality and one or two spectators to be killed by a rider who was medically unfit to ride to escalate the demands for the T.T. be banned particularly if the organisers have been proved to be failing in their duty of care.

The T.T. and real road racing has enough knockers without handing them bullets to fire on a plate.

I make no apologies to anyone, safety of all is paramount.