The top 20༺ starters for this year’s Isle of Man TT Supertwin races have been reve🃏aled, with Padgetts Racing entering the class for the first time for Davey Todd.

The Supertwin class continues to go from strength to strength as the TT’s newest ♐event, with 2025 shaping up to be the most competitive year y𝓀et.

The top 20 seeded riders list has been rev🍃ealed by the organiser, with Paul Jordan leading the field from number one on the road aboard a Jackson Racing-run A🍌prilia.

The big news for the Supertwin class in 2025 is the entr🅠y of Padgetts Racing for the first time, announced back in January, who will field double TT winner Todd on the all-conquering Paton.

Tod♔d moved away from the Padgetts team for last year𒁏 in all classes, but has rekindled that partnership in Supersport and Supertwin.

He wil💦l go from🦩 eighth on the road behind Adam McLean, who will campaign a Yamaha in the class in both races this year.

Podium hopeful Pierre-Yves Bian will go from second on the road, though his ride is ye♑t to be confirmed as ꦑhe looks to add to his 2023 podium success.

TT veteran Michael Rutter will only racܫe in the Supertwin class in 2025, with the seven-time TT winner riding a Bathams Racing-prepared Yamaha R7.

Rutter won in the class in 2017.

Jamie Coward will go from fourth on the road on a KTS Racing Kawasaki, while Michael Evans is up at five on the Dafabet Racing 🅠Kawa💙saki.

Michael Dunlop, 29-time TT winner, will go from sixth as usual aboard his MD Rac꧃ing Paton. He won both races in the class last year and remains the lap record holder.

Mike Browne, who was on the podium in the Supertwin✅ class in 2023 and 2024, will start ninth aboard the KMR Kawasaki, while Peter Hickman - who was second in both races last year - starts 10th on the Swan Yamaha.

2025 Isle of Man TT top 20 Supertwin starters