Davey Todd claimed his maiden Senior TT victory in his BMW while Michael Dunlop cemented his position as the greatest of all time picking up wins in the Supersport and Supertwin races respectively in the final day of the 2024 Isle of Man TT.
Michael Dunlop took his 28th victory at the Isle of Man TT Races on Saturday afternoon when he won the Monster Energy Supersport TT Race 2 by just under four seconds, the MD Racing Yamaha rider taking his sixth successive Supersport win and 13th in total.
He saw off the challenge of Dean Harrison (Honda Racing UK) as Davey Todd (Powertoolmate Ducati) completed the podium in third.
Dunlop took his second win of the day at the Isle of Man TT Races on Saturday when he won the Entire Cover Supertwin TT Race 2, victory on the MD Racing Paton giving him his 29th TT win.
Peter Hickman (Swan Racing Yamaha) took second with Mike Browne (Scott Racing Aprilia) completing the podium in third.
Davey Todd secured his first Isle of Man TT Senior race win and his second success of the 2024 meeting by taking victory in Saturday’s four-lapper over the Mountain Course.
The Yorkshireman won Thursday’s Superstock race but this triumph in the ‘blue riband’ event of the TT races represents the high point of his career to date.
Peter Hickman led for the first lap and a half but while on course for an absolute circuit record, crashed out uninjured at Ginger Hall, allowing Milwaukee BMW rider Todd to assume his place at the front.
Michael Dunlop occupied third spot in the early stages but retired with a mechanical problem at Hailwood Heights on the mountain section.
The Lincolnshire rider’s exit left his fellow BMW rider to inherit an 18 second lead at the end of the second lap over Hickman’s FHO Racing BMW team-mate Josh Brookes, a cushion which he extended to 39 seconds by the chequered flag.
Honda Racing’s Dean Harrison was 26 seconds behind the Australian double British Superbike champion in third.
