Mick Grant is mentioned and i am unsure as to how he qualifys for a Mountain Licence. He hasn't raced, and according to the ACU regs an entrant for ANY event held over the TT mountain course needs the licence. So unless the ACU has been told he is riding without any consultation with the ACU then I guess what can they do? Well they can tell him he can not ride for a start. They can NOT be seen to go back on a licence they have made every other rider get in the first place. No doubt about it folks this is very dangerous ground the ACU are treading, just look what happened to Sammy Miller last year, and that could have ended a heck of a lot worse than it did. In fact he was lucky to get away with it. Imagine if Mick Grant did the same and ended up at the very bottom. The inquest would ask why was a person not qualified to be on the course alowed out there. The ACU would have no answer and that would be that. The very excuse that all the anti-TT people will be looking for.

This FARCE should be STOPPED now before it does more damage to the TT than it can survive. It should be better organised and should be better thought out than already has been.

There, apparently, is also Health and Safety issues with Hydrogen cells, as appartently under current legislation they are not alowed in the island.

If you want to see how bad its getting have a look,

http://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/Traveller...5167247.jp