Results from the 2024 Isle of Man TT Supertwin class will be posted here throughout this year's TT. Michael Dunlop won both Race 1 and Race 2, the latter being red flagged on the final lap.

Race 2

Michael Dunlop won his second race of the day in Isle of Man Supertwin Race 2, which was red flagged on the second and final lap.

Dunlop won ahead of Peter Hickman, and the #6 Paton rider was on Supertwin lap record pace when the red flag was thrown.

Results were declared as those that stood at the end of the first lap, meaning Mike Browne completed the podium in third place.

The cause of the red flag has not yet been communicated.

Results below.

Race 1

Michael Dunlop took victory in Supertwin Race 1 at the 2024 Isle of Man TT, leading from start to finish.

Dunlop took the lead immediately, and there was no real battle to be had. He had better pace than the rest of the field, and there were no pit stop issues this time for the #6 Paton rider, who took his 27th TT win.

Peter Hickman took second place, but was far clear of the rest of the battle for third place behind.

That included Mike Browne, Dominic Herbertson, Jamie Coward, and Rob Hodson. The latter retired at the bottom of Bray Hill on the final lap, and Mike Browne had issues - seemingly with an unclipped fairing - on his Aprilia RS 660.

Herbertson eventually took that third place for his first TT podium, just beating Jamie Coward despite Coward having a tow from Dunlop on the final lap.

Coward took fourth, ahead of Mike Browne in fifth, while Davey Todd took sixth place on the Dafabet Kawasaki.

Michael Rutter, Joe Yeardsley, Allann Venter, and Pierre Yves Bian completed the top 10.

Qualifying 4 (Friday 31 May)

Michael Dunlop chose to focus on his Supertwin bike in the final Supersport/Supertwin qualifying session of practice week of the 2024 Isle of Man TT. He used that session to go fastest and dip into the 121mph range.

His 18:34.343 was almost 14 seconds faster than Jamie Coward's best time of the session, while Peter Hickman was a further 10 seconds back of Coward in third. After the Yamaha rider had shown potential to really challenge the Patons on speed earlier in the week and in the day, perhaps the Patons are here providing a reminder of why they have been the performance benchmark at the Isle of Man in the last few years.

In any case, Davey Todd was fourth-fastest, but slower than he had been in the Qualifying 3 on Friday afternoon. Behind, Rob Hodson rounded out the top five, and Mike Browne the top six.

Adam McLean was seventh, ahead of Paul Jordan, Michael Rutter, and Josh Brookes who completed the top 10.

Qualifying 3 (Friday 31 May)

Peter Hickman was fastest in third qualifying for the Supertwin class at the Isle of Man TT, almost eight seconds ahead of second-placed Dominic Herbertson.

Hickman won the second Supertwin race last year but he did it on reliability rather than speed. As he showed at the North West 200 earlier in May, the PHR Performance team has found substantial performance from the Yamaha R7 since last year, and he now appears to be the favourite in the TT's smallest solo class.

Hickman's performance means the days of choosing which of the Paton riders will win appear to be over, but Dominic Herbertson was best of the riders of the Italian brand in third qualifying, and was in fast the only Paton rider in the top 10.

Behind, Davey Todd was third on Dafabet Racing's Kawasaki Ninja 650, while Michael Rutter headed a 4-5-6 of Yamaha riders, with Adam McLean and Paul Jordan behind. Mike Browne was seventh, ahead of Josh Brookes, Julian Trummer, and Tom Weeden who completed the top 10.

Qualifying 2 (Wednesday 29 May)

Jamie Coward was fastest in Supertwin second qualifying and dipped below the 19-minute mark. Peter Hickman and Mike Browne rounded out the top three.

Michael Dunlop didn't complete a lap on Monday, but was able to set the sixth-fastest time in second practice.

Qualifying 1 (Monday 27 May)

Peter Hickman was cofmortably fastest in first qualifying for the Supertwin class at the 2024 Isle of Man TT, lapping almost 20 seconds faster than second-placed Davey Todd.

Barry Furber rounded out the top three, ahead of Mike Browne and Stefano Bonetti who completed the top five.

Joe Yeardsley was sixth, ahead of Michael Dokoupil, Chris Moore, Jonathan Goetschy, and David Datzer who completed the top 10.