Onchan rider confirms he has plans for next year after Honda omission
Manx motorcycle racer Nathan Harrison says he will be racing at next year's TT and North West 200 despite not being part of Honda Racing UK for 2025.
The Onchan man - who's been with Honda for the last two campaigns - has not been included in the manufacturer's latest five-strong lineup which was announced earlier this week.
Instead, he'll receive support from Honda as he competes in the Superbike, Superstock and Supersport categories at the NW200 and TT.
Harrison is also thanking Honda Racing UK Team Manager, Havier Beltran for 'his continued support' over the upcoming year, adding he will 'announce more details in due course as these plans are finalised.'
Over his two seasons with the team, Harrison missed the 2023 Isle of Man TT Races due to an injury picked up at the North West 200 that year.
However he raced on the Snaefell Mountain Course with the manufacturer this year managing a seventh-place finish in the Senior TT whilst he was a retirement in the Superbike TT and Superstock TT races.
In that Senior race finish he also managed his fastest race pace to date, averaging 127.016mph.
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