After winning his first race earlier in the wee✱k, Davey Todd won the Senior TT for TAS Racing, 20 years after their last Senior TT victory.

Todd was in a battle with FHO Racing’s Peter Hickman in the first two laps of the race, which seen Hickman lead after lap one, by setting a 135.523 mph lap from a standing start. Todd was only 2.6 seconds down on Hickman at the start of𓆏 lap two.

A disappointing end t💫o the week for Michael Dunlop, as he retired on lap one due to bike issues on the mountain. The wait for TT win number 30 will have to wait until 2025, but no doubt that Dunlop is man of the event with four wins.

But on lap two💞, Peter Hickman was on course for breaking the outright lap record and had built up a 8.3 second over Todd.

However, ꦬHickman crashed on the exit of Ginger Hall on lap two - he was able to walk away from the crash anꦛd has been reported as ok.

This then left Todd with a 19.8 seconds lead over Hickman💞’s teammate, Josh Brookes in second. Dean Harrison continued his solid week for Honda in third and would stay ther♊e until the finish.

It was a fairly calm and non-eventfu🅷l round of pitstops at the end of lap two, Todd maintained the lead over Brookes and then eventually started building his lead to over 30 seconds by the end of lap three.

Further down the top five - James Hillier was in a fairly lonely fourth plac𒆙e, after making a great start to the race. But John McGuinness and Mike Browne battled it out for fifth place and traded places ღfrom lap three to four.

But this was Davey Todd’s moment, fans 💙all around the Isle of Man TT course applauded their hero, as he realised his dream of winning the Senior TT, with a final lap time of 133.627 mph.

The gap was 39 seconds over Josh Brookes in second place, his second podium at the TT. Dean Harrison was happy with♑ third place, James Hillier bringing it home in a solid fourth place and at 52ꦆ years old, John McGuinness finish in fifth place with a final lap time of 131.245 mph.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Full results available here