2025 Isle of Man TT: Friday Qualifying as it happened

127.281 mph lap for Michael Dunlop on his Superbike. Waiting to see if he continued for a second lap.

Conor Cummins has clocked a 131.027 mph lap on his Burrows Engineering BMW Superbike, best lap of the week for the Manxman 

Dean Harrison is heading for a 132 mph lap on his Honda Racing Superstock! He is at the Bungalow as we speak.

Harrison has 4 seconds over Hickman on this lap at Ramsey, so impressive stuff from the Honda rider. 

Here comes Michael Dunlop on his Superbike, he'll get two laps on his big bike with 24 minutes left in the session.

Todd is now heading out on his Superstock machine.

Dean Harrison is so smooth through Glen Helen, a real treat to watch. He is improving again on his first lap, 4 seconds through sector one.

Dean Harrison for reference, is 6.1 seconds off the pace that Davey Todd is doing on his Superbike. The next lap will be key, as it is a flyer.

Arrived at Ramsey - Harrison is extending his gap over Hickman on the stocker. 9 seconds Harrison also has over Dunlop.

132.3 type pace for Davey Todd on the BMW! Standing start lap as well, so impressive from the 2024 Senior TT winner.

Davey Todd is on a decent lap, looking around 131/132 pace on his 8Ten Superbike.

At Ballaugh, Harrison is fastest of the Superstocks by 3.3 seconds over Hickman, Dunlop is a further 3 seconds slower than Hickman.

Dunlop now leads on the road.

Hickman sets identical times with Dunlop at Glen Helen, quite incredible. But Dean Harrison is flying, 4:17.881 on the Superstock.

Davey Todd is fastest overall on his Superbike - 4:15.042 sector

Michael Dunlop has arrived at Glen Helen on lap one, 4:20.530 sector. He has caught Hillier by 7 seconds.

A lively moment for John McGuinness at Ago's leap!

Peter Hickman is riding his Superstock machine, he hasn't set a timed lap on the bike yet this week.

James Hillier and Michael Dunlop will be the first two riders on the road. Hillier out on his Superbike, it looks fantastic with the Muc-off sponsorship. 

Michael Dunlop will be heading out on his Superstock machine at the start of this session.

John McGuinness just speaking to Manx Radio saying that he still gets nervous before any session at the Isle of Man. The man has done over 50,000 miles of the place and says it still feels like the first time he has been round the track!

Weather is looking good around the island, although from reports it is quite windy. But you can't be complaining about the sunshine!