Australian missed 2022 event through injury
Racer, Davo Johnson, has confirmed who he will ride for at the 2023 Isle of Man TT Races.
The 40-year-old has announced he'll compete for the C&L Fairburn Properties by Jackson Racing outfit, running two Honda machines on the Snaefell Mountain Course.
For the superbike and superstock classes he'll utilise a Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade, whilst he'll contest the supersport category on a Honda CBR600RR.
It'll be Johnson's first TT in four years as he was forced to withdraw from last year's event after suffering a fractured pelvis and collarbone several weeks before at Oulton Park.
Back in 2019, the Australian took his only TT podium to date in the superstock race for the official Honda Racing UK team.
Later that year he found success again on Island by taking victory in the Manx Grand Prix Classic Superbike Race.
Johnson made his return after injury to Isle of Man racing in that same race, this time in August 2022, claiming a third-place finish.
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