Honda Racing UK rider Dean Harrison says he is considering running an altered version of his Superstock-specification Honda CBR1000RR-R in 🦹the Isle of Man Senior TT.

Harrison took vic🍌tory in the second Superstock r꧅ace of this year’s TT 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:road races on Friday, beating 2024 Supersto𝐆ck TT winner Davey Todd by 16 seconds after the 8Ten Racing rider ran into problems at the pit stop.

The results in the Superstock class and the speed Harrison has been able to find on his Superstock bike, on which he was able to clock a 135.6mph lap in Superstock Race 1, has led to the consideration that he could race a Supe൲rstock-derived bike in the Superbike-spec Senior TT on Saturday.

“We have been in talks about that, about changing a few things and trying to make the bike easier for me to ride in the Senior,” said Harrison, who was 40 seconds off the win in ไthe Superbike TT on Monday, in his TV podiu🐷m interview after his second Superstock success.

“I suppose if it is going to be six laps, six laps is so physical around this p🐽lace, it’s something we’re definitely going to sit down and discuss over dinner, let’s say.”

“Words can’t describe” Superstock double

Winning Friday’s Superstock Race 2 meant a sweep in the class for Harrison, who had never won more than one TT race in o🎃ne event before.

Although th𒀰oughts had quic💯kly turned to the Senior TT on Saturday, Harrison nonetheless was keen to appreciate what he’d achieved in the Superstock class.

“Words can’t describe it,” he said.

“I’m absolutely over the moon to get two wins in the Supersto🔜ck race.

“I got off to a real hard start, I read my pit board and I was P1, P2,💫 and P1 over the Mountain.

“I saw P1 +13 coming 🎐out of Glen Helen on lap two, I thought ‘Oh’.

“I carried on as hard as I could and thought ‘I’ll carry on this lap to try and manage that, if I can keep that lꦗead the same there’s no way someone’s going to make 13 or 14 seconds on me i😼n a lap.’

“So, I just kept my head down and I got to P1 +20, and I just read my board from there and just manꦰaged it and sort of knocked it off a little bit on the last lap and just brought it home.

“Massive thanks to the whole team and Honda, everyone’s put a♏ brilliant💦 bike together and it’s great to see the Honda Fireblade on P1.”

Harrison added that he feels he and his Honda 🦩team have been able to dial out some of the instabili⛦ty issues they were struggling with during practice week.

“We’re constantly trying to adapt,” he said.

“Everyone’s in the same boat here, really, it’s such a difficult place.♌ Trying to set your bike up ꧙around here is a bit of a compromise.

“We h🔥ad a little bit of a stability issue which w💧e’ve near enough cured now, and it just means that I can ride the bike how I want to ride the bike.

“I can go fast, I’ve proved that this week; I just need aꦡ bit of luck on my side on the day and here we are.”