TT Website to Broadcast Free Live Streaming

Thursday, 25 March 2010 00:00

Free Streaming to Benefit Biker Fans Around the World

The TT website is getting an overhaul which is set to beneft any fans who cant make the journey to the Island for the race fortnight.

The site is expected to attract over 2 million visitors in 2010, one of it’s most popular functions is set to be made free of charge to all users.

The TT Live! Service which in the past has required a subscription will broadcast coverage across the World.

Another new feature to the site is the Kids Zone, which will endeavour to get Kids actively involved and interested in what’s going on throughout the biking festival.

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