Fallen riders to be remembered
Large numbers of bikers are expected to join a mass ride around the TT course on Sunday morning, in memory of riders who've lost their lives in road racing.
The Simon Andrews Legacy Lap was started by the family of the talented and popular rider who died in action in 2014.
A fund for the rehabilitation of injured riders has also been set up in Simon's name.
This year's event will salute racers Malachi Mitchell-Thomas and Billy Redmayne, both tipped for TT success, who died earlier this year.
Bikers should gather at the Grandstand at 9am for a 10am start.
Simon's father Stuart Andrews says road racing has a unique allure, despite the dangers:
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