New TT Scoreboard for 2023 races?

Friday, 4 March 2022 08:11

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

Could the Isle of Man get a new TT scoreboard in time for next year's TT?

Today, the Department for Enterprise is submitting a planning application outlining new plans.

The Island's previous scoreboard was taken down in November 2020 after it was deemed 'no longer viable.'

It's anticipated work on the new board will start after this year's Manx Grand Prix.

The Department says it plans to install video screens on Glencrutchery Road this year - which will stream live television broadcast for fans in the Grandstand.

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