2022 Diamond Road Races

2022 Isle of Wight Road Races : Delayed

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2022 Isle of Wight Road Races Delayed
2022 Isle of Wight Road Races Delayed

The Isle of Wight Road Races have today released a statement explaining that the 2022 event has been delayed.

Isle of Wight Road Races, which was due to go ahead in April 2022, will now be delayed due to unresolved issues with its Motor Race Order (MRO). This is the permission needed to close public roads for motor sport and is essential for the event to go ahead.

Event promoter James Kaye commented: “We have reluctantly accepted that the Isle of Wight Road Races now can’t go ahead on our planned dates this year. Our Motor Race Order application was submitted on time to the Isle of Wight Council on 19th October 2021, but has not yet been determined. We understand that there are some technical concerns, but this is out of our control and the clock has run down.”

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Isle of Wight Diamond Races reportedly scrapped

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Diamond Races Scrapped :

Diamond Races Scrapped
Diamond Races Scrapped?

Manx Radio Motorsport have posted that the Isle of Wight Diamond Road Races have been scrapped.

Further details were posted on the Manx Radio website :

“The proposed Diamond races which were due to take place in the Isle of Wight have been scrapped.

They were expected to run annually each October but a journalist on the Island claims the organisers have now decided against operating the Isle of Man TT-style event.   

A separate road race is still scheduled for April next year with proposals currently at the public consultation stage.

Isle of Wight Radio Journalist, Iona Stewart-Richardson, says she’s been told the Diamond races were dropped because of safety concerns”

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