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2025 Isle of Man TT: Dean Harrison ends win drought in Superstock race
Honda’s Dean Harrison claimed victory in the shorter 2025 Isle of Man TT Superstock race, breaking his winning drought since 2019 on Tuesday evening, with a thrilling duel against Davey Todd of 8TEN Racing.
Originally scheduled for 10:45 am, the race had to be delayed multiple times due to weather conditions, finally starting at 6:30 pm local time.
The race was reduced to two laps, where Harrison and Todd battled fiercely throughout, culminating in Harrison’s triumphant return to the top step of the podium.
This win marked Harrison’s first victory at the TT since 2019 and his first in the Superstock class, securing his fourth career win at the event.
Harrison’s win was by a margin of 11.656s over Todd, while Michael Dunlop faced electrical issues on his MD Racing BMW, finishing third.
The race saw Todd leading initially, but Harrison’s superb performance and strategy clinched the victory, giving Honda their first TT win in a decade.
