Chief Minister Thinks TT Will Go On Forever

Sunday, 13 June 2010 01:00

Chief Minister Praises TT 2010

The Chief Minister has been reflecting back on this years TT to 3FM.

He has branded it a major success with lessons cleary learnt from last year.

We asked him if he thinks the TT will continue to flourish on the Island or if he could ever see a time where it would come to an end.

He said considering how it continues to attract tens of thousands of people year on year, as long as the people of the Isle of Man want it and the riders want to take part he can see no end in sight.

(AUDIO ABOVE)

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