Davey Todd leapt to the top of the combined timesheets as qualifying practice action resumed for the 2025 Isle of Man TT with a 133.155mph lap on his Superstock machine.

With two qualifying practice sessions planned in place of the originally scheduled opening Supersport and Sidecar races, weather conditions continued to wreak havoc on proceedings with Q4 getting underway later than planned before it was stopped ten minutes from the flag due to low cloud over the mountain.

Nevertheless, just over 40mins of action did take place, which could prove precious amid concerns about weather heading into the afternoon during the time when the fifth and final qualifying practice session is due to happen.

In the meantime though, Todd came away from the shortened session with the best time of the week on his Superstock-specification 8TEN Racing Monster BMW M 1000 RR, the two-time TT winner squeezing a speed of 133.155mph in just before the red flag was flown.

It means he goes top of the timesheets on the combined Superbike/Superstock speed charts, edging ahead of Dean Harrison.

Harrison, meanwhile, was one of just seven riders to venture onto course aboard a Superbike and would not get a representative time to try the Superstock Honda before the stoppage.

He was still in close contention though, his 132.484mph lap comfortably ahead of Michael Dunlop (130.762mph) and David Johnson (128.895mph).

Behind Todd on the Superstock timesheets, Dunlop was second quickest on the MD Racing BMW, ahead of Dominic Herbertson, Paul Jordan and Nathan Harrison as the fight for the podium hots up in the wake of Peter Hickman's premature withdrawal through injury.

2025 Isle of Man TT | Superbike | Qualifying 4 Results [Saturday]

2025 Isle of Man | Superstock | Qualifying 4 Results [Saturday]