The Department for Enterprise says it doesn't know how many TT sessions have been delayed because of crashes.
A Freedom of Information request asked DfE, which is responsible for the racing, for details over the past five years.
In particular, those behind the request wanted to know how often crashes on the Mountain Road had held up practicing and races.
In its response, the department said it doesn't collate, record or hold any such data.
Police warn of cold-calling tradespeople
Police are warning people about cold-calling tradespeople after a number of reports.
New footage of Island's most famous sea life
A marine wildlife charity has published new footage of the Island's two most famous dolphins.
Armed police callouts rise by two-thirds in three years
Armed police callouts have risen by two-thirds in just three years, according to a Freedom of Information response.
Kirk Braddan gets a surprise new purr-ishioner
The Island's best-travelled celebrity cat has been making waves again - this time moving in with the vicar of Kirk Braddan!
Recruits sought for new community volunteer force
You've got the chance to join a brand new volunteer force to help look after the Island's countryside attractions.
Pride post box still in use, says Post Office
A Freedom of Information request asked why the box is painted in rainbow colours - claiming Pride colours aren't supposed to be displayed by government year-round.
Local authority launches new system for public questions
Onchan Commissioners have launched a new system allowing residents to ask questions during meetings.
ANPR to soon be fully rolled out at ports
Automatic Number Plate Recognition is expected to be fully rolled out across the Island's ports soon.
