Dean Harrison relies on continuity and experience
Dean Harrison will be competing in the major classes again in 2025 and will be riding the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP in the prestigious Senior TT as well as in the Superbike TT and Superstock TT races. Harrison is also seeded for both Supersport TT races on the Honda CBR600RR. After his podium finishes in the RST Superbike TT, RL360 Superstock TT and Monster Energy Supersport TT in 2024, Harrison is motivated for the coming season.
Harrison also attributes his success to the stable cooperation within the team: “We have a year of development behind us and I’m looking forward to getting started and trying to win.” With 30 podium finishes to date, Harrison hopes that 2025 will be the year in which he stands on the top step of the podium again.
John McGuinness strives for further successes
John McGuinness, known for his extensive experience and consistent performance, will compete again in the ‘big bike’ classes for Honda Racing UK in 2025. He will compete in the Senior TT, Superbike TT and Superstock TT on the Honda Fireblade. His steady improvement in performance on the race track and a podium finish at the North West 200 in 2024 underline McGuinness’ ambitions for the 2025 Isle of Man TT.
McGuinness himself is proud to represent Honda: “Nothing makes me prouder than wearing the Honda logo, riding for this team and representing the brand.” He is looking forward to the coming season and explains: “I’ve raced hard this year… to have the opportunity to continue that for another year makes me over the moon.”
Changed team without Nathan Harrison
One notable change to the team is the absence of Manxman Nathan Harrison, who will not be racing for Honda Racing UK in 2025. Team manager Havier Beltran commented on the move: “Nathan has a promising future ahead of him and I hope to be able to continue to support him.”
The fascination of the Isle of Man TT
The Isle of Man TT is one of the most traditional and prestigious sporting events in the world. Since 1911, the circuit has run along a 37.73-mile stretch of public roads, capturing the imagination of motorcycle fans worldwide. The TT circuit is considered one of the most demanding race tracks in the world, requiring tremendous riding skill and concentration – especially as speeds reach up to 320 km/h.
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