A medical research study will measure the physical and mental demands on riders as they race the TT.
Scientists from Manx Roadracing Medical Services will record biometric data from racers via heart rate monitors and temperature sensors.
Before and after races, competitors will also have blood lactate levels, grip strength, and reaction speed tested.
The information will help improve future medical standards and safety protocols in future.
Government launches campaign to boost island breastfeeding rates
Public Health is launching a campaign to increase breastfeeding rates on the Island.
Castletown Festival to return this afternoon
Castletown's annual Confetti Carnival will take place today from 1pm to 8pm in Market Square.
Braddan Commissioners to hold its first community day
Braddan Commissioners will be holding a community day tomorrow.
The Victory Cafe is up for sale
An iconic cafe at the bottom of Snaefell is up for sale.
Two ceremonies to be held to remember Summerland today
There'll be two ceremonies today to mark the anniversary of the 1973 Summerland disaster.
Plans for a new sauna on Laxey Promenade
There are plans for a new mobile sauna on Laxey Promenade.
Warning over strong cocaine batch
Public health officials say a batch of extra-pure cocaine has left a number of people in hospital.
Yellow weather warning in place for next week
The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Monday, August 4.
