Manxman to ride for Honda satellite team
Manx road racer Nathan Harrison has confirmed his plans for the 2025 Isle of Man TT Races.
The Onchan man will ride under the H&H Motorcycles banner in what will be an official Honda satellite team this year.
The 26-year-old will contest the 1000cc and Supersport classes on the Snaefell Mountain Course this summer in what will be his third TT.
It's a new direction for the 2019 Junior and Senior Manx Grand Prix winner having been left out of the official Honda Racing UK lineup after two seasons with the manufacturer.
In his maiden TT appearance in 2022, Harrison stormed onto the scene with four top-20 finishes in the five races he contested which also included coming tenth in the Senior TT.
He missed the 2023 meeting due to an injury sustained at the North West 200 that year but finally got his chance to race in the Honda colours on Island in 2024.
Last year he claimed an impressive seventh place in the Senior TT and was retirements in both the Superbike and Superstock races.
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