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‘I’m no better than Joey’ – Dunlop breaks Isle of Man TT win record
Northern Irishman Michael Dunlop made history at the Isle of Man TT by securing his 27th win, surpassing his late uncle Joey’s record as the most successful rider in the race’s 122-year history. Despite facing challenges during the races, including a loose visor and delayed starts, Dunlop showcased his exceptional skills in the Supertwin TT and lightweight race. Reflecting on his victory, Dunlop acknowledged the hard work of his team and the performance of his Paton machine. He expressed humility, stating that he has no intention of surpassing his legendary uncle Joey but is honored to be among the top riders in TT history. The podium also saw strong performances from riders like Peter Hickman and Dom Herbertson, who fought for their places alongside Dunlop. Ultimately, Dunlop’s triumph was a testament to his talent and resilience in one of the most prestigious motorcycle races in the world.
