The Provincial Grand Lodge of the Freemasons in the Isle of Man has raised money for Isle of Man Motorsport Medical Services to provide equipment for the two ‘airmed’ helicopters used at the TT and MGP races and the Southern 100.
This year the Provincial Grand Master handed over a cheque for £4,000 to Dr David Stevens, the medical director of IoM Motorsport Medical Services from the Grand Charity.
This will be used to partly fund the purchase of two monitored defibrillators, one for each of the helicopters.
Pictured: medics Mark Corlett, Jean Cragg and Neil Slabbert, ‘airmed’ pilots, Captains Dougie Reid and Tony Grey, Dr David Stevens, the Provincial Grand Master, Keith Dalrymple, The Provincial Grand Secretary, Martin Blackburn, the Provincial Grand Charity Steward, Kevin Adams and Dr Sally Simmons.