Tonight's second practice session of TT2011 was cut short by what race organisers described as a 'serious incident' involving a sidecar outfit.
The crash involved the number 15 machine ridden by Bill Currie and his passenger Kevin Morgan.
It happened at Ballacrye, just past Ballaugh on the first lap of the sidecar session.
Manx Radio TT's Tim Glover read out this statement at 22.45, on behalf of race organisers: (play audio clip)
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