The Southern 100 Club is reviewing the position of sidecars for this year’s Southern 100.
This follows the cancellation of all sidecar racing at this year’s TT.
In a statement the Southern 100 Club said it “is aware of the ongoing discussions and speculation regarding the inclusion of Sidecars at the upcoming Southern 100 Races”.
It added: “The safety of competitors, spectators, marshals, and officials remains the absolute priority for the Southern 100 Club.
“As the Southern 100 Sidecar regulations align with those of the Isle of Man TT Races, the Clerk of the Course, in conjunction with Senior Technical Officials and the Club committee, is currently conducting a thorough review of the situation.
“Over the coming days, we will consult closely with representatives from the Auto-Cycle Union (ACU) and the Isle of Man Government to evaluate all available options.
“This will include assessing whether specific regulatory modifications can be implemented via an official event bulletin to ensure the safe continued participation of the class, or if further action is required.
A definitive update will be issued in due course.