A court's heard a 33 year old racer from Ireland died from head and chest injuries after crashing during a practice session.
Alan Bonner was killed in an incident at the 33rd milestone on the TT course during a practice session on Wednesday June 7, 2017.
The 33 year old died from head and chest injuries.
Yesterday afternoon at Douglas Courthouse, Coroner of inquests John Needham opened and adjourned the hearing into his death.
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