The company behind the Ramsey Sprint says it won't be back this year because it can't afford the ferry.
Straightliners has confirmed it won't be at the traditional TT event this year, but says it hopes it can return in 2026.
It says investing in a raceway in the UK means it doesn't have enough money to cover a £7,800 ferry bill - and changes to the race program has discouraged traders and catering units from supporting the sprint.
In a statement, Straightliners says it hopes to return to the TT in 2026.
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