The MHK responsible for the TT has paid tribute to the Manx community for their cooperation with the TT Races.
Thousands of people are involved in making the two week event a success – many of them giving up their time for free.
That includes medical volunteers and the hundreds of marshals who spend hours on the course ensuring the races run safely.
Laurence Skelly says these people are owed particular thanks:
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