Roads around the Mountain Course are set to close for the opening races in the 2025 event.

A pop-up display tells the story of the racing legend from Northern Ireland’s final three TT wins.

Airport bosses say rock breaking will be carried out over two nights as part of the current works.

Roads around the Mountain Course close from 12:30 BST for Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT qualifying.

The £3.3m facility is set to become operational later this year and will be run by Manx Care.

Garry Broughton, from Leicester, came off his machine on Tuesday and has been taken to a UK hospital.

Evie Roberts, who is blind, already hosts a podcast which tackles stereotypes around disabilities.

Morning departures are delayed as work to clear a backlog caused by Monday’s cancellations goes on.

Promoters say bringing back the brand is designed to grow visitors in August to beyond 2019 levels.

Phased closures on Gladstone Avenue will be in place until 7 December as the works are carried out.