TT 2022: Monday's racing delayed after red-flag incident at end of Supersport race | Repairs being carried out to Recticel safety fencing

Monday’s rescheduled Sidecar race at the Isle of Man TT has been delayed following a red flag incident at the end of the opening Supersport event.
By Kyle White
Published 6th Jun 2022, 13:37 BST
Updated 6th Jun 2022, 14:18 BST
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Michael Dunlop claimed his 20th TT victory before the race was stopped at 11.50am.

Repairs are being carried out to a section of Recticel safety barriers. It is understood the crash happened at the 27th Milestone.

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The Sidecar race, added to Monday’s schedule after the race was abandoned on Saturday following a fatal crash that claimed the life of French passenger Olivier Lavorel, was due to start at 1.10pm.

A new start time of 2.15pm was announced for the two-lap Sidecar opener.

The Superstock race will now be held in the evening.

More to follow.

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