#ISALE OF MAN TT 2018 SERIES#

“I’ve actually loved racing on the short circuits. “For this year, I’ve raced in BSB again and we’ve been able to use the same electronics there that I’ll use on the roads this year. It’s useful to get it set up there, and you can hang it out all and make sure everything’s working right.” I’ve been trying to get as close as I can, but it’s about being able to do all six laps.” “I’ve been lucky to win a TT, but you want to win the big bike race. Everything is geared towards it, and my lifetime goal was to win the Senior.” “This is the main race of the year, and it’s what I want to win. “My year is all about the TT,” said Harrison before the start of festivities.

#ISALE OF MAN TT 2018 SERIES#

Having warmed himself up with a series of outings in the British Superbike championship, Harrison is ready to fly on the island, as he chases his second TT win. The warm and dry conditions have allowed riders to clock up the miles already, and three days into practice, and just two days into Superbike running, 134mph laps have been the word on everyone’s lips.ĭean Harrison has set the pace with a 133.46mph lap on Tuesday, but for the Bradford native it was just the latest in a spate of fast laps.

Lap records look set to be shattered as this past winter is banished from memory by the burning sun. This week the sun is certainly shining, and practice week has already been one to remember.

The road racing capital of the world is rarely called a paradise, but it is hard to look past that word when the sun shines on this 200 square miles of rock in the Irish Sea. The 2018 Isle of Man TT is underway and Asphalt & Rubber has you covered to get up to date with some of the biggest names at the Isle of Man TT.

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