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Lee Johnston claimed an eight-second victory over Italian Stefano Bonetti in the three-lap Classic Senior Manx Grand Prix, the Davies Motorsport Yamaha rider also setting the fastest lap of the race at 111.029mph
Times and results from Thursday’s Classic Superbike, Senior, Junior, Classic Senior and Lightweight qualifying sessions at the 2022 Manx GP
Dunlop did a lap on the Team Classic Suzuki GSX-R750 SRAD before switching to the older 1100cc XR69, clocking the fastest speed of the evening at 124.676mph by 1.5s from Australia’s David Johnson (Alasdair Cowan Kawasaki), who lapped at 124.504mph.
Hibs host Rangers in the the fourth week of the 2022/23 cinch Premiership campaign.
Jack Kennedy got revenge on Jack Scott in Sunday’s Quattro Group British Supersport & British GP2 Feature race at Thruxton with the Mar-Train Racing Yamaha rider just getting the better of Bradley Perie (Appleyard Macadam Yamaha), Scott (Kovara Projects/RS Racing One) and Luke Stapleford (Gearlink Kawasaki) after another thrilling battle.
Jack Scott (Kovara Projects/RS Racing One) became the first GP rider to win a Quattro Group British Supersport/GP2 Championship race outright in 2022 when he got the better of Jack Kennedy (Mar-Train Racing Yamaha) at Thruxton’s final chicane on the final lap of Saturday’s Sprint race.
Mar-Train Yamaha’s Jack Kennedy made it six pole positions from six on Saturday morning at Thruxton for Quattro Group British Supersport qualifying.
Jack Kennedy’s dominance of the Quattro Group British Supersport Championship continued at Brands Hatch on Sunday afternoon as he comfortably claimed his second win of the weekend – and eighth in ten race – bringing the Mar-Train Racing Yamaha home almost five seconds clear of Luke Stapleford (Gearlink Kawasaki) and Harry Truelove (Appleyard Macadam Yamaha).