Michael Dunlop held onto his position at the summit of the Supertwins TT timesheets despite choosing to sit out the category during the fifth and final qualifying practice for the 2025 Isle of Man TT.

A double winner in the Supertwins TT class last year, Dunlop is hot favourite to extend his winning streak aboard his Paton S1-R, which in turn would improve upon his record of all-time TT wins.

In what has already been a tricky week for the Supertwins TT riders as schedule changes served to limit track time for this class in particular, the ongoing issues were made particular clear on Sunday.

Indeed, with time lost to rain and an early red flag, the fifth qualifying practice of the week would consist of 40mins for a combined Superbike/Superstock/Supersport session, before the Supertwins riders got just a single lap (out and in lap) to complete their preparations.

While Dunlop focused on dialling in his Superbike, his absence didn't prompt a change in the overall order with his 122.159mph effort from earlier in the week enough to leave him top overall.

He does have some competition it seems, however, from Michael Evans, the Dafabet Kawasaki rider coming in at 121.426mph, while Dominic Herbertson managed a 121.194mph effort.

Five riders in all would break the 120mph barrier during qualifying practice, with Mike Browne (KMR Kawasaki) and Davey Todd (Padgett's Paton) also achieving the feat to wind up fourth and fifth overall.

2025 Isle of Man TT | Supertwins TT | Final Combined Results