16:27
That's all from Monday at the TT.
Thanks for your company and keep your eyes on Crash.net for reaction from today's racing.
Join us again tomorrow from a scheduled 10:45am start for more TT race action.
Michael Dunlop, Isle of Man TT 2025
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2025 Isle of Man TT: Monday 2 June Races as it happened
Recap Monday 2 June at the 2025 Isle of Man TT
The opening race day of the 2025 Isle of Man TT takes place today (Monday 2 June), with three races scheduled to go ahead.
Racing was due to begin on Saturday 31 May with the opening Supersport TT, but numerous weather interruptions across qualifying week led to a major schedule change.
Race action will now begin two days later than planned on Monday, with the Superbike TT returning to its slot as race week opener - something that hasn't happened since 2022.
It has been shortened to four laps from six to accommodate the packed three-race programme for Monday. The Superbike race will be followed by the first Sidecar race of the week, with the first Supersport contest set to conclude the day's action.
The three-lap Supersport TT was due to be the curtain-raiser for TT 2025 on Saturday.
Monday 2 June schedule:
- Superbike TT - 12:00 BST (4 laps)
- Sidecar TT 1 - 2pm BST (2 laps)
- Supersport TT 1 - 15:00 (3 laps)
02 Jun 2025
16:25
Supersport TT 1 - Report
Read the full Isle of Man TT Supersport 1 race report here
16:15
Results from all three races today
2025 Isle of Man TT race results (Monday June 2)
Ryan/Callum Crowe, Isle of Man TT 2025
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16:09
Supersport TT 1 - Chequered flag
Michael Dunlop has scored his 30th TT victory with a win over Dean Harrison in Supersport TT 1 at the 2025 event.
It's not quite a lap record, but Dunlop's final lap is a 130.313mph.
James Hillier completes the podium for the first time since 2019.
16:07
Big support from the crowds for Hillier as he continues to run in third.
16:06
Michael Dunlop leads by 6.663s through the Bungalow.
16:04
Hillier's first podium since 2019 is looking comfortable here. He's 14.751s clear of Todd at Ramsey.
16:03
That was a sector record for Dunlop, too, so we're on for a 30th TT win and a new class lap record for Dunlop.
16:02
At the Ramsey sector split now and Dunlop's lead is up to 3.406s. Looks like Harrison's charge is over.
15:59
Harrison has gone through Ballaugh and has dropped the lead to Dunlop by 0.104s!
15:58
Hillier is 14.2s clear of Todd now in third.
15:57
That was a big first sector for Dunlop. Harrison's going to need to dig deeper than he ever has to hold onto this one.
15:56
At Glen Helen on the final lap, Harrison leads - but only by 0.886s.
15:55
Dunlop looked a lot tighter through Gorse Lea this time around. Think Harrison's lead could be gone here.
15:55
Brookes is 19.7s clear of Hodson in that battle for fifth, so a good result on the cards here for the Aussie.
15:54
Retirement - Mike Browne
Mike Browne has had a small off but is ok.
15:52
James Hillier is still third and a lap away from a first TT podium since 2019. Todd isn't closing that gap. He's 11.477s back in fourth.
15:52
Supersport TT 1 - Lap 3/3
Onto the final lap, Harrison heads through the Grandstand 2.936s clear of Dunlop. So, he found a few tenths through the final sector.
15:50
Through Cronk ny Mona for the second time and Harrison us just 2.4s ahead of Dunlop now.
15:50
Brookes is still stuck to the back of Todd over the mountain, which will really help his charge for a top five.
15:49
Retirement - Michael Evans
Michael Evans has retired just before Ramsey Hairpin. What a shame as he was running top six.
15:48
Through the Bungalow now on lap two and the lead is down again. It's 3.555s!
15:48
Behind the podium group, Brookes is running fifth on his Honda ahead of Michael Evans, Rob Hodson, James Hind, Ian Hutchinson and Dom Herbertson.
15:46
Hillier is 6.4s clear of Todd now in third, so this podium is his if he keeps pushing like he is.
15:46
That fork tweak Dunlop made in the pits was to help soften the front a little, help the turning. Looks to be working.
