A medical research study will measure the physical and mental demands on riders as they race the TT.
Scientists from Manx Roadracing Medical Services will record biometric data from racers via heart rate monitors and temperature sensors.
Before and after races, competitors will also have blood lactate levels, grip strength, and reaction speed tested.
The information will help improve future medical standards and safety protocols in future.
TT BBQ vandals hand themselves in
Following an appeal across social media today a group of TT spectators have handed themselves into the police.
Showers cancel racing this afternoon, still hope for later on
Due to further incoming showers and wet roads on the west of the Island, there will be no racing this afternoon and the Roads Open procedure will commence shortly.
Can you help reunite a diary with its owner?
A restaurant in the capital is appealing for help returning a 'truly personal' diary left behind last night.
Isle of Man '9th-best British island'
The Isle of Man has come ninth in a UK newspaper's top 10 list of British Islands.
Contingency race session means closed roads this evening
This evening will see the TT contingency session going ahead after delays today.
TT items feature in online museum
Manx National Heritage says it's added dozens of new items to its online museum in time for TT.
Appeal over TT fans who destroyed cow troughs
An urgent appeal for information's been issued after vandalism by TT fans yesterday.
Two racers being treated at Noble's Hospital
TT organisers say a sidecar team were treated at Noble’s hospital after an incident at Brandywell yesterday.
