Dean Harrison followed up his victory in the first Superstock TT race at the 2025 Isle of Man TT with a second success for Honda Racing UK.

The Bradford rider saw off the challenge of Davey Todd to claim a comfortable 16secs victory over his rival to mirror his success from earlier in the week.

Representing his fifth career victory at TT, his second win of the week comes after delivering Honda its first success on the Mountain Course for ten years.

The result will strengthen Harrison’s odds of repeating the feat in Saturday’s Senior TT having lost out to Todd in the Superbike race earlier in the week.

Having fallen short in the Supersport races against Michael Dunlop, Harrison came into the second Superstock TT race with an opportunity to get one over on his rivals following his category success on Monday.

Once again the fight for the win would come down to a battle between himself and Todd on the factory 8TEN Racing BMW, but while the pair would share the lead on a fast-paced opening lap, a superior pit-stop would give Harrison an edge over the final two laps he wouldn’t cede.

To his credit, Todd - having struggled to get the BMW M 1000 RR fired up and out of the pit-lane - gave chase but couldn’t bring the margin back down as he settled for another podium.

In third, Michael Dunlop discounted himself from victory contention by running on at Bradden but successfully recovered to third at the finish on his BMW.

Outside of the podium positions, James Hillier claimed a fine fourth after defeating Conor Cummins, who in turn managed to turn around his DNF from race one by securing fifth.

Josh Brookes secured another top ten result on his Jackson Racing Honda in sixth place, heading off Nathan Harrison, John McGuinness, Dominic Herbertson and David Johnson, who rounded out the top ten.

2025 Isle of Man TT | Superstock TT Race 2 Results