So yeah, the Isle of Man TT races are like, super famous right now, and honestly, a big part of the conversation has to do with how the government handles this whole thing. From what I've seen, the Isle of Man government is responsible for shutting down public roads, setting safety rules, and basically letting thousands of fans and racers from all over the world come in for almost two weeks. It's pretty wild! I remember reading about how sometimes people argue that the government needs way stricter safety laws because the race is really dangerous – I mean, people have died doing it.

But at the same time, the TT brings in a ton of money and tourism, so there's this huge debate over whether the government is doing enough to protect racers and the public, or just focusing on cash. Some people think the government is kind of ignoring safety because of all the benefits the event brings. I heard rumors about lawsuits and official investigations after some accidents. In my opinion, the government is always stuck between keeping this cool tradition going and making sure no one gets hurt. It's not an easy call, for real.