The TT Zero event needs more teams to get involved to help it continue to improve.
That’s the view of reigning champion Michael Rutter who took victory in the race yesterday.He beat John McGuinness and Robert Barber to the top spot and took the lap record of just over 109 miles per hour.
Speaking after his win he said it can only get better:
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