Dean Harrison will take the fastest SBK lap of the week into Monday's Superbike TT after his best speed of 133.069mph was enough to resist any late flourishes on the Mountain.

In a week that has seen the schedule upended by persistent weather woes, Saturday and Sunday was devoted to extended qualifying practice in place of races in an effort to give the riders more track time.

Even so, after Saturday's sessions were curtailed by rainy weather, Sunday too was hampered by intermittent showers, leaving organisers just 40mins to run an open session for Superbike, Superstock and Supersport.

As such, there was little chance for improvement as riders switched between their machines in an effort to prepare, allowing Harrison's best time from earlier in the week aboard the factory Honda CBR1000RR-R.

That said, it remains remarkably close in the upper echelons with Davey Todd and Michael Dunlop both in the mix.

Todd - who set the fastest time of the week outright aboard his Superstock machine - was second to Harrison in the Superbike rankings, his best speed on that machine being 132.673mph. It leaves Todd with a decision to make on whether to ride Superbike or Superstock-specification 8TEN Racing BMW M 1000 RR on Monday.

With victory contender Peter Hickman out with injury, Dunlop was one of the few riders to post an improvement on Sunday as he continues to gel with his self-entered, ROKiT-backed BMW M 1000 RR.

The all-time TT victory record-holder scored two new bests of the week to end qualifying practice with a 132.003mph lap, albeit calculated from a 'short' lap with the riders being told to pit straight at the top rather than carry across the finish line.

Hickman ends his week fourth but will play no further part in proceedings, opening up a chance for a tight battle for the podium should one of the top three run into problems.

As it stands, Conor Cummins made it four BMWs inside the top five with a strong run on his Burrows Engineering/RK Racing machine, ahead of Nathan Harrison on his privateer H&H Honda.

Shaun Anderson continued to impress as the best of the Suzuki riders in seventh, ahead of Ian Hutchinson in eighth, Mike Browne in ninth and Dominic Herbertson in tenth.

Elsewhere, TT legend John McGuinness comes away with the 15th fastest time on the factory Honda, while BSB rider Josh Brookes set the 17th best speed.

2025 Isle of Man TT | Superbike | Final Combined Results - Fastest Laps [After Q5 of 5]

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