Poor weather hasn't put a dent in people's enthusiasm for the TT.
So says Rob Callister, member of the Department of Economic Development with responsibility for motorsport.
Heavy rain and high winds had a major effect on this year's festival, with a number of practice and race sessions cancelled.
He says the weather was expected but everyone has enjoyed the TT nonetheless:
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