Serious incident could delay Superstock race

Tuesday, 3 June 2014 00:00

There could be a delay to the start of today's re-scheduled Superstock race.

It's due to a serious road traffic collision on Lezayre Road - which has now been closed.

Traffic heading north is being diverted at Sulby Bridge. Traffic heading south is being diverted at Bircham Avenue in Ramsey.

The Clerk of the Course says this could have a knock on effect to the start of the racing which was due to get underway at 12.15pm.

Roads around the TT Course are still being closed as to the original schedule.

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