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In addition we have donated 8 x 500ml FYNITISER trigger spray bottles - one each for the charity’s three emergency response vehicles, three Phil Hogg Motorsport Ambulances and two TT Course Helicopter Ambulances.
A yellow Rob Vine Fund Collection Pot is also now stationed in The Fyn Bar & Shop at The Fynoderee Distillery on Parsonage Road, Ramsey, so that visitors can easily donate to this very worthy cause.
ABOUT THE ROB VINE FUND:
The Rob Vine Fund (incorporating the Hogg Motorsport Association) is an Isle of Man charity that provides medical/rescue equipment and training for doctors, paramedics and volunteers for most motorsport and cycling events on the Isle of Man, including most notably the Isle of Man TT Races.
They also support events such as the Festival of Motorcycling, Southern 100 Races, Andreas Racing Association and Jurby circuit races, Southern Motor Cycle Club Enduros as well as Manx Motor Racing Club hill climbs and Onchan Raceway stock car meetings.
It is because The Rob Vine Fund (and St John Ambulance too) provides emergency service to these events, that the Island’s NHS Ambulance Service is free to focus on their normal provision of emergency care to the Island’s residents and visitors.
Each of their orange ‘Immediate Care Case’ provides basic first aid items (now including FYNITISER) for use by Marshals stationed around the course, as well as advanced life support equipment for use by the Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics and Doctors.
There are summers that seem to disappear in a flash, and this has definitely been one of them. Looking back, it feels like Team Fyn has barely stood still. We’ve travelled from one end of the Island to the other, been involved in weddings, community events and poured more drinks than we can count and we've loved every minute of it.
There’s a moment every year when you know TT has arrived. The roads change, bikes seem to appear everywhere, old friends return, new faces arrive and there’s that unmistakable buzz around the Island. We love it. But this year, even by TT standards, things felt a little different.
One of our favourite things about summer on the Isle of Man is just how much is going on, and how many opportunities there are to get out, meet people and be part of it.
