2025 Isle of Man TT: Tuesday 3 June races as they happened
Text coverage of Tuesday 3 June races at the 2025 Isle of Man TT as it happened
The second day of racing at the 2025 Isle of Man TT takes place on Tuesday 3 June.
Racing at the 2025 Isle of Man TT got underway on Monday 2 June with a packed three-race programme, two days later than planned due to numerous weather delays during practice week.
Davey Todd won the four-lap Superbike TT, while the Crowe brothers - Ryan and Callum - won the two-lap Sidecar race with the first-ever 121mph lap for the class.
Michael Dunlop won his 30th TT in the three-lap Supersport race and gave Ducati its first victory on the island since 1995.
Racing is due to continue on Tuesday with the three-lap Superstock and three-lap Supertwin races.
Changeable weather has led to numerous delays, however, with the race schedule swapped around from what was originally planned.
Tuesday 3 June provisional race schedule:
- Superstock TT 1 - 18:30 (2 laps)
- Supertwin TT 1 - 19:45 (2 laps)
Unfortunately, just before we went live with our blog, TT organisers have announced a 30-minute delay to the start of the three-lap Supertwin race.
It was due to go at 2:30pm, but is now set for 3pm due to a shower passing over the island.
Good afternoon and welcome back to our live coverage of the 2025 Isle of Man TT.
We are due to have two races - Superstock TT 1 and Supertwin TT 1 - today.
