A TT competitor who was badly injured during a crash at this year's festival has returned home.
Gary McCoy from Cookstown was treated at Noble's Hospital before being flown to Liverpool after the incident in the Supersport race.
On his team's Facebook page, he says after a CT scan showed his five fractured vertabrae and shoulder blade were stable, he was given the all-clear to get the ferry home.
He says he'll need a brace for up to four months - but hopes he won't need surgery.
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