By * Honda Racing UK’s Dean Harrison thinks it’s incredibly tough to predict, who will be triumphant in race week’s Supersport, 1000cc contests.
“It’s impossible to predict who is going to be challenging for the win – at-the moment it looks like everyone on the seeded list can come in looking confident, to a degree.
It’s going to be extremely fast, there are a lot of guys and a lot of bikes who are in form, so we need to hit the ground running, get the setup sorted as quickly as possible and get some fast laps under us belts.”
* Harrison’s team-mate, John McGuinness MBE, emphasised recently his love for the world’s most recognised road race.
“I still love the whole TT package. There’s the track itself, the people around it – nothing really compares to it.
I’ve done a lot of things in racing all over the world, but the TT is just another level, and it brings it home to you that we’re still allowed to do this type of thing – and long may it continue.”
* Opul, are the new TT Races, tourism & hospitality partner, lead sponsors of the second Superstock encounter of TT 2025.
* Jim Hind’s North Lincs Components Honda steed sports a Castrol Honda themed livery.
* Timothee Monot’s R6 Yamaha carries sponsorship from Only Fans.
* Chief timekeeper for TT 2025 is Les Quayle.
* Overall Sidecar race winners (covering both races) stand to net between them £4,000 pounds.
* Lizzie Kinvig and Johnny Barton both hold deputy Clerk of The Course titles.
* Twenty nations in total are represented.
* There is just over 75 solo competitors in total.
Quotes courtesy of Honda Racing UK press team.
Photo credit: Mark Corlett
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
