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Harrison remains TT benchmark as Dunlop tops Supersport

Dean Harrison’s Tuesday Superbike marker remained unbeaten after Wednesday qualifying at TT 2026, while the Honda rider topped Superstock, Michael Dunlop led Supersport and Sportbike, and the Sidecar session ended with a red flag.

Trev by Trev
May 28, 2026
in Motorcycle News, Motorcycle Racing, Real Road / TT

TT 2026

Wednesday Qualifying

Dean Harrison’s Tuesday Superbike benchmark remained unbeaten after Wednesday qualifying at TT 2026, but the Honda Racing UK rider underlined his form again by topping Superstock with a lap only fractionally shy of his outright marker.

Wednesday brought another day of strong conditions around the Mountain Course, with lap speeds continuing to build across the major classes before the day ended with further red flag interruptions.

Harrison’s 133.925 mph Superbike lap from Tuesday remained the fastest big-bike lap of qualifying so far, despite Peter Hickman and John McGuinness both moving into the 130 mph bracket on Wednesday. Harrison did not improve on that Superbike marker, but his Superstock pace was arguably just as eye-catching, with a 133.867 mph lap putting him clearly on top in that class and only 0.058 mph shy of his own Superbike benchmark.

Michael Dunlop, meanwhile, led the Supersport standings on the Ducati Panigale V2 and also stamped his authority on Sportbike, where his Paton lap put clear air between himself and the chasing pack. However, Michael Dunlop did experience problems on his Superstock bike on Wednesday, leaving the course at Quarter Bridge to head back to the pits.

The Sidecar class had again looked like Ryan and Callum Crowe’s domain, the brothers improving to 118.468 mph and remaining comfortably clear of their rivals. That momentum came to an abrupt halt when they came off at Crosby during the later Sidecar session. Both rider and passenger were reported as conscious and talking before being taken to Noble’s Hospital by ambulance for further assessment.

Harrison’s Superbike marker still stands

Harrison’s 133.925 mph lap from Tuesday remained the Superbike benchmark after Wednesday’s qualifying, with no rider able to better the Honda man’s opening timed-session pace.

Hickman moved to second overall in the Superbike order with a 131.328 mph lap on Wednesday, while McGuinness climbed to third on 130.863 mph. Dunlop’s Tuesday best of 130.341 mph left him fourth overall, ahead of Nathan Harrison, who remained fifth on 130.010 mph.

Peter Hickman riding the Monster BMW Superbike on the Mountain Course.
Hickman on the BMW across the Mountain Course, where Wednesday’s 131.328 mph lap lifted him to second in the Superbike standings.

Australia’s David Johnson improved to eighth overall in the Superbike standings on the Platinum Club Kawasaki, his 129.425 mph Wednesday lap moving him ahead of Ian Hutchinson and Jamie Coward on the all-sessions sheet.

Josh Brookes is 14th overall on the DAO Racing Honda with a 128.398 mph Wednesday lap, adding another solid big-bike entry to an already strong opening to his TT week.

Superstock pace almost matches Superbike

While Harrison’s Tuesday Superbike lap remained the outright reference, his Wednesday Superstock effort was one of the most striking numbers of qualifying so far.

His 133.867 mph lap on the stock-spec Honda CBR1000RR put him 1.915 mph clear of Dunlop in the Superstock standings, with Nathan Harrison third at 130.318 mph.

Dean Harrison riding the Honda CBR1000RR Superstock bike during Wednesday TT qualifying.
Dean Harrison on the Superstock Honda, where his 133.867 mph lap came within a fraction of his own Tuesday Superbike benchmark.

Brookes’ Tuesday lap of 130.197 mph remained good enough for fourth overall, while Mike Browne and Paul Jordan also moved into the 129 mph bracket on Wednesday.

The closeness of Harrison’s Superstock lap to his own Superbike marker is a notable early indicator of the likely race pace in that category, particularly with conditions having allowed riders to build speed quickly across the first meaningful days of practice.

Dunlop leads varied Supersport order

Supersport is shaping up as one of the more technically interesting contests of TT 2026, with four different motorcycles occupying the top four positions after Wednesday’s qualifying.

Michael Dunlop riding the Ducati Panigale V2 during Wednesday Supersport qualifying at TT 2026.
Michael Dunlop on the Ducati Panigale V2, the Supersport class leader.

Dunlop leads the way on the Ducati Panigale V2, ahead of Hickman on the Triumph Street Triple 765 RS. Harrison is third on the Honda CBR600RR, only fractionally behind Hickman, while Brookes is fourth on the Suzuki GSX-R750.

Peter Hickman riding the Triumph Supersport bike during TT 2026 qualifying.
Hickman was quickest of the non-Ducati riders in Supersport, putting the Triumph 765 second overall in a top four split across four different makes.

That gives the front of the Supersport field an intriguing spread of machinery, with Ducati, Triumph, Honda and Suzuki all represented before the field has even reached race week proper.

Dean Harrison airborne on the Honda CBR600RR during Wednesday TT qualifying.
Harrison gets the CBR600RR light over the road, the Honda’s Supersport pace adding another front-running class to his already formidable TT week.

Paul Jordan and Dominic Herbertson complete the top six, with Ian Hutchinson, Jamie Coward, Michael Evans and Nathan Harrison rounding out the top ten.

Dunlop makes Sportbike statement

Michael Dunlop also made the strongest statement in Sportbike, moving to the top of the class on the Paton S1-R-650.

Michael Dunlop exiting the TT pit lane on a Paton Sportbike.
Dunlop leaves pit lane on the Paton, the calm before a Sportbike lap that would reset the class order by a sizeable margin.

His 123.557 mph lap put him more than 2.5 mph clear of Mike Browne, also Paton-mounted, with Paul Jordan third on the Aprilia RS 660. Michael Evans was fourth on the Yamaha YZF-R7, while Jamie Coward completed the top five on the Milenco by Padgett’s Paton.

Jamie Coward riding a Paton Sportbike close to the stone wall on the Mountain Course.
Jamie Coward threads the Paton between the walls, finishing fifth in the Sportbike order despite an otherwise testing Wednesday for his programme.

The broader Sportbike standings continue to offer one of the most varied mixes of machinery at TT 2026, with Paton, Aprilia, Yamaha, Triumph, Kawasaki, CFMOTO and Suzuki all represented throughout the order.

Sidecar pace ends with red flag

Ryan and Callum Crowe had once again looked in a class of their own in Sidecars before Wednesday’s session took a serious turn.

Their 118.468 mph lap put them comfortably clear of Ben Birchall and Mark Wilkes, with Peter Founds and Jevan Walmsley third. The margin again suggested the Crowes had retained much of their advantage despite the revised Sidecar regulations, including restrictor plates intended to reduce performance.

Peter Founds and Jevan Walmsley cornering their sidecar outfit during Wednesday TT qualifying.
Peter Founds and Jevan Walmsley in full commitment mode, the passenger’s workload clearly visible as the outfit loads up through the corner.

The latter Sidecar session was stopped less than five minutes after it began when the red flag was shown. The Crowes were confirmed to have come off at Crosby, with both reported as conscious and talking before being taken to Noble’s Hospital by ambulance for further assessment.

The following statement was released from the Crowe camp

“Both Ryan and Callum are receiving care at Noble’s Hospital for fractures and head injuries. While they are currently sedated to allow further checks to be carried out, we understand there is no immediate risk to their lives.”

A separate incident also occurred earlier in the session at Doran’s Bend, with a further update expected.

Evans taken to Noble’s after Greeba incident

Michael Evans also came off at Greeba during Wednesday’s running. Initial reports suggested Evans was okay, but he was airlifted to Noble’s Hospital for medical checks.

The incident added to a difficult opening phase of the meeting, with Tuesday’s Sidecar crash involving Maria Costello MBE and passenger Shaun Parker also requiring further medical updates.

Costello, who came off at Brandish during Tuesday qualifying, was transferred on Wednesday to Aintree University Hospital, where her condition was described as serious but stable. Parker continues to receive treatment for multiple injuries at Noble’s Hospital.

Thursday is scheduled as a rest day for competitors, with the next qualifying session due to get underway on Friday morning.

Superbike Qualifying Speeds

Pos Rider Bike MPH Session
1 D Harrison Hon 133.925 Tue 26/5
2 P Hickman BMW 131.328 Wed 27/5
3 J McGuinness Hon 130.863 Wed 27/5
4 M Dunlop Hon 130.341 Tue 26/5
5 N Harrison Hon 130.010 Tue 26/5
6 M Browne Hon 129.867 Wed 27/5
7 P Jordan Hon 129.797 Wed 27/5
8 D Johnson Kaw 129.425 Wed 27/5
9 I Hutchinson BMW 128.903 Tue 26/5
10 J Coward Hon 128.702 Tue 26/5
11 D Herbertson BMW 128.569 Tue 26/5
12 P Crowe BMW 128.530 Wed 27/5
13 M Evans Hon 128.441 Wed 27/5
14 J Brookes Hon 128.398 Wed 27/5
15 B McCormack BMW 127.109 Wed 27/5
16 J Trummer BMW 126.532 Tue 26/5
17 M Sweeney BMW 126.075 Wed 27/5
18 M Rees Hon 126.020 Wed 27/5
19 S Anderson BMW 125.759 Wed 27/5
20 M Simpson Hon 125.613 Wed 27/5
21 M Bottalico BMW 125.450 Wed 27/5
22 J Perry Hon 125.440 Wed 27/5
23 R Hodson Hon 125.375 Tue 26/5
24 J Cringle BMW 125.259 Wed 27/5
25 J Chawke BMW 124.493 Wed 27/5
26 E Kostamo BMW 124.420 Wed 27/5
27 R Hardisty Hon 124.363 Wed 27/5
28 S Bonetti Hon 124.319 Wed 27/5
29 B Furber Hon 124.131 Wed 27/5
30 S Parsons BMW 124.126 Wed 27/5
31 J Yeardsley Hon 123.846 Wed 27/5
32 J Thompson Suz 123.814 Wed 27/5
33 T Robinson Yam 123.387 Wed 27/5
34 T Monot Kaw 123.372 Wed 27/5
35 E Ferre Hon 123.063 Tue 26/5
36 A Venter BMW 123.018 Tue 26/5
37 M Stevenson Yam 122.908 Tue 26/5
38 C Cummins BMW 122.814 Wed 27/5
39 M Russell Hon 122.588 Wed 27/5
40 T Weeden Hon 122.166 Wed 27/5
41 R Whitehall Suz 122.102 Wed 27/5
42 P Williams Hon 121.928 Wed 27/5
43 K Keyes Hon 121.334 Wed 27/5
44 S Johnson Hon 120.993 Wed 27/5
45 B Burrell BMW 120.426 Tue 26/5
46 M Parrett Suz 120.203 Wed 27/5
47 M Goodings BMW 119.989 Wed 27/5
48 A Blanc Yam 118.956 Wed 27/5
49 C Canny Apr 118.648 Wed 27/5
50 D Brook BMW 116.608 Tue 26/5
51 D Datzer BMW 113.198 Wed 27/5

Superstock Qualifying Speeds

Pos Rider Bike MPH Session
1 D Harrison Hon 133.867 Wed 27/5
2 M Dunlop BMW 131.952 Wed 27/5
3 J Brookes Hon 131.943 Wed 27/5
4 I Hutchinson BMW 130.691 Wed 27/5
5 N Harrison Hon 130.318 Wed 27/5
6 M Browne Hon 129.867 Wed 27/5
7 P Jordan Hon 129.797 Wed 27/5
8 D Herbertson BMW 129.776 Wed 27/5
9 P Hickman BMW 129.420 Tue 26/5
10 J McGuinness Hon 129.357 Wed 27/5
11 J Coward Hon 128.702 Tue 26/5
12 M Evans Hon 128.441 Wed 27/5
13 D Johnson Kaw 128.383 Wed 27/5
14 C Cummins BMW 127.759 Tue 26/5
15 B McCormack BMW 127.109 Wed 27/5
16 S Anderson BMW 126.866 Wed 27/5
17 R Hodson Hon 126.704 Wed 27/5
18 J Trummer BMW 126.532 Tue 26/5
19 M Sweeney BMW 126.075 Wed 27/5
20 M Rees Hon 126.020 Wed 27/5
21 P Crowe BMW 125.999 Wed 27/5
22 M Simpson Hon 125.613 Wed 27/5
23 J Perry Hon 125.602 Wed 27/5
24 M Bottalico BMW 125.450 Wed 27/5
25 J Cringle BMW 125.259 Wed 27/5
26 B Furber Hon 125.066 Wed 27/5
27 E Kostamo BMW 124.851 Wed 27/5
28 J Chawke BMW 124.493 Wed 27/5
29 R Hardisty Hon 124.363 Wed 27/5
30 S Bonetti Hon 124.319 Wed 27/5
31 S Parsons BMW 124.126 Wed 27/5
32 J Yeardsley Hon 123.846 Wed 27/5
33 J Thompson Suz 123.814 Wed 27/5
34 E Ferre Hon 123.651 Wed 27/5
35 T Robinson Yam 123.387 Wed 27/5
36 T Monot Kaw 123.372 Wed 27/5
37 A Venter BMW 123.018 Tue 26/5
38 M Stevenson Yam 122.908 Tue 26/5
39 G McCoy* BMW 122.809 Wed 27/5
40 P Williams Hon 122.787 Wed 27/5
41 R Whitehall Suz 122.655 Wed 27/5
42 M Russell Hon 122.588 Wed 27/5
43 T Weeden Hon 122.436 Wed 27/5
44 K Keyes Hon 121.334 Wed 27/5
45 S Johnson Hon 121.023 Wed 27/5
46 B Burrell BMW 120.426 Tue 26/5
47 M Parrett Suz 120.203 Wed 27/5
48 M Goodings BMW 120.110 Wed 27/5
49 A Blanc Yam 119.621 Wed 27/5
50 C Canny Apr 118.648 Wed 27/5
51 C Szczypek Kaw 117.881 Wed 27/5
52 D Forbes Suz 117.830 Wed 27/5
53 D Brook BMW 117.510 Wed 27/5
54 D Datzer BMW 117.049 Wed 27/5

Supersport Qualifying Speeds

Pos Rider Bike MPH Session
1 M Dunlop Duc 129.557 Wed 27/5
2 P Hickman Tri 127.245 Wed 27/5
3 D Harrison Hon 127.242 Wed 27/5
4 J Brookes Suz 126.129 Wed 27/5
5 P Jordan Duc 125.897 Wed 27/5
6 D Herbertson Tri 125.857 Wed 27/5
7 I Hutchinson Duc 124.617 Wed 27/5
8 J Coward Hon 124.327 Wed 27/5
9 M Browne Yam 124.130 Wed 27/5
10 M Evans Tri 123.962 Wed 27/5
11 N Harrison Hon 123.794 Wed 27/5
12 R Hodson Duc 123.578 Wed 27/5
13 J Thompson Hon 122.910 Wed 27/5
14 M Rees Hon 122.641 Wed 27/5
15 D Johnson Kaw 122.433 Wed 27/5
16 S Anderson Suz 122.265 Wed 27/5
17 M Sweeney Yam 121.623 Wed 27/5
18 C Cummins Suz 121.609 Tue 26/5
19 J Trummer Tri 121.599 Wed 27/5
20 J Yeardsley Suz 121.362 Wed 27/5
21 M Bottalico Yam 121.079 Wed 27/5
22 T Shann Tri 120.977 Wed 27/5
23 E Kostamo Duc 120.924 Wed 27/5
24 B McCormack Suz 120.641 Wed 27/5
25 J Cringle Duc 120.621 Wed 27/5
26 P Bian Tri 120.406 Wed 27/5
27 K Keyes Yam 120.395 Wed 27/5
28 M Simpson Tri 120.086 Wed 27/5
29 M Russell Suz 119.918 Tue 26/5
30 G McCoy* Suz 119.823 Wed 27/5
31 B Furber Tri 119.716 Wed 27/5
32 J Chawke Suz 119.710 Wed 27/5
33 R Hardisty Yam 119.687 Tue 26/5
34 M Mace Suz 119.317 Wed 27/5
35 T Monot Yam 119.239 Wed 27/5
36 E Ferre Yam 119.226 Wed 27/5
37 C Canny Suz 119.081 Wed 27/5
38 A Venter Hon 119.052 Wed 27/5
39 D Ingham Yam 118.645 Wed 27/5
40 L Majcan Yam 118.530 Wed 27/5
41 T Weeden Tri 118.432 Wed 27/5
42 J Fowler Tri 118.172 Wed 27/5
43 S Johnson Suz 117.926 Wed 27/5
44 B Burrell Tri 117.782 Wed 27/5
45 R Garside Tri 117.764 Wed 27/5
46 R Whitehall Yam 117.759 Wed 27/5
47 P Cassidy Duc 116.419 Wed 27/5
48 D Forbes Suz 116.365 Wed 27/5
49 D Datzer Tri 116.235 Wed 27/5
50 A Majola Yam 116.213 Wed 27/5
51 A Blanc Yam 116.140 Wed 27/5
52 C Szczypek Kaw 116.018 Wed 27/5
53 M Morris Duc 115.547 Wed 27/5
54 J Halliday Suz 115.496 Wed 27/5
55 M Dokoupil Yam 114.352 Wed 27/5
56 D Brook Tri 112.610 Wed 27/5
57 M Gahan Suz 108.527 Tue 26/5

Sportbike Qualifying Speeds

Pos Rider Bike MPH Session
1 M Dunlop Pat 123.557 Wed 27/5
2 M Browne Pat 121.030 Wed 27/5
3 P Jordan Apr 120.475 Wed 27/5
4 M Evans Yam 120.299 Wed 27/5
5 J Coward Pat 119.832 Wed 27/5
6 M Sweeney Apr 119.088 Wed 27/5
7 J Thompson Apr 118.904 Wed 27/5
8 A Venter Kaw 118.868 Wed 27/5
9 J Yeardsley Yam 118.860 Wed 27/5
10 D Herbertson Tri 118.101 Wed 27/5
11 A Majola Pat 118.018 Tue 26/5
12 B Furber Yam 117.785 Wed 27/5
13 M Dokoupil Apr 117.713 Wed 27/5
14 R Hodson Pat 117.157 Wed 27/5
15 S Bonetti Apr 116.776 Tue 26/5
16 J Perry Apr 116.606 Wed 27/5
17 D Johnson Pat 116.144 Tue 26/5
18 R Hardisty Apr 115.706 Wed 27/5
19 P Hickman Yam 115.580 Tue 26/5
20 L Arrowsmith Apr 115.456 Wed 27/5
21 T Shann Kaw 115.244 Wed 27/5
22 S Anderson CFM 115.242 Wed 27/5
23 C Canny Apr 115.163 Wed 27/5
24 F Curinga Yam 115.098 Wed 27/5
25 R Garside Tri 114.979 Wed 27/5
26 P Williams Kaw 114.226 Wed 27/5
27 C Moore Kaw 113.861 Tue 26/5
28 M Russell Apr 113.721 Wed 27/5
29 T Weeden Apr 113.576 Wed 27/5
30 W Bourgeais Apr 113.423 Wed 27/5
31 M Morris Apr 113.375 Wed 27/5
32 J Chawke Apr 113.238 Wed 27/5
33 R Stephenson* Tri 112.916 Wed 27/5
34 J Cringle CFM 112.870 Wed 27/5
35 P Bian Tri 111.773 Wed 27/5
36 B Burrell Tri 111.763 Wed 27/5
37 B McCormack Apr 111.487 Wed 27/5
38 S Johnson Apr 111.129 Wed 27/5
39 P Murray Apr 110.732 Wed 27/5
40 M Yamanaka Pat 110.603 Tue 26/5
41 M Parrett Apr 110.406 Wed 27/5
42 A Hornby Pat 109.689 Wed 27/5
43 P Cassidy Suz 109.256 Tue 26/5
44 J Halliday Tri 109.227 Wed 27/5
45 K Keyes Yam 109.000 Tue 26/5
46 A Stephens Apr 107.875 Wed 27/5
47 M Gahan Apr 107.603 Wed 27/5

Sidecar Qualifying Speeds

Pos Rider Bike MPH Session
1 R Crowe / C Crowe Hon 118.468 Wed 27/5
2 B Birchall / M Wilkes Hon 116.753 Wed 27/5
3 P Founds / J Walmsley Hon 115.399 Wed 27/5
4 L Crawford / S Hardie Kaw 112.991 Wed 27/5
5 J Holden / P Hyde Yam 112.635 Wed 27/5
6 L Blackstock / O Lawrence Yam 112.277 Wed 27/5
7 G Holden / J Lowther Hon 111.805 Wed 27/5
8 K Clarke / A Johnson Yam 110.884 Tue 26/5
9 T Ellis / E Clement Yam 110.856 Wed 27/5
10 J Saunders / R Coppock* Yam 110.166 Wed 27/5
11 C Fenwick / J Roberts Yam 109.163 Wed 27/5
12 S Kershaw / R Gibbons Hon 109.060 Wed 27/5
13 R Dawson / M Sims Hon 108.118 Wed 27/5
14 W Lockey / M Rostron Hon 107.947 Wed 27/5
15 S Ramsden / M Ramsden Hon 107.319 Wed 27/5
16 R Van der Donckt / V Van der Donckt Suz 106.072 Wed 27/5
17 G Lambert / A Haynes Hon 105.864 Wed 27/5
18 D Gibson / S Stokoe Ktm 105.818 Tue 26/5
19 D Lynch / A McDonnell Suz 105.616 Wed 27/5
20 D Hope / L Bumfrey Hon 105.488 Wed 27/5
21 A Thomas / A Sigsworth Hon 105.435 Wed 27/5
22 W Kranenburg / K Koelsch Yam 104.858 Wed 27/5
23 C Currie / J Sharp Hon 103.760 Wed 27/5
24 B Moore / A Moore Yam 103.066 Wed 27/5
25 G Shand / F Claeys Yam 102.590 Wed 27/5
26 M Russell / A Smith Suz 102.529 Wed 27/5
27 R Handcock / B Bevan Suz 102.158 Tue 26/5
28 R Buchanan / A Evans Kaw 102.092 Wed 27/5
29 A King / A Miller* Tri 101.442 Wed 27/5
30 T O Reilly / M Gash Kaw 99.074 Wed 27/5
31 E Lenser / A Rosset Hon 98.241 Wed 27/5
32 D Marshall / A Gale Suz 97.683 Wed 27/5
33 J Hanks* / J Kirk* Hon 87.450 Wed 27/5

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