Will last month's heavy snowfall have an impact on the quality of the Island’s roads as we approach TT?
That's the question after large sections of the course between Kirk Michael and Cronk-y-Voddy were hit badly, with some snow drifts topping 15 feet.
A lot of the snow is still there with the cold conditions doing little to help shift it.
We asked civil engineering manager Alan Hardinge if the Department of Infrastructure is worried about the upcoming biking fortnight:
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Viking longboat races today
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Postal vote applications have to be in soon
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