2025 Isle of Man TT: Senior TT cancellation as it happened

2025 Isle of Man TT: Senior TT finale cancelled

Unfortunately, that's all from us for TT 2025. 

Thanks for your company throughout the last fortnight and keep your eyes fixed on Crash.net for reaction from the 2025 TT. 

The organisers do have a window to 9:30pm before the roads need to be re-opened. So, we can have some delay to see how the wind evolves. 

But we'll need to take into accound temperatures and fading light too. 

We're 10 minutes till the original 7pm start time, but there's no one on the grid. 

So, whatever happens, we're not going anytime soon. 

Conversations are still ongoing within the Honda camp, so it doesn't seem like a cut and dry decision has been made. 

The startline preparation is being taken out onto the road, but there has been no race signal. 

The riders are coming back from their meeting. 

Davo Johnson has made a very pertinent point: "You can say ride to the conditions, but it's the Senior TT - who's going to ride to the conditions?"

This is the problem: if the riders are told they can go, they'll go for it as hard as they can. Unfortunately, judging by feedback right now, we won't be going at 7pm. 

A few of the leading names have headed back from the staging area to have another conversation by the looks of it. 

Davo Johnson has just said a flying lap down Bray Hill right now "will be pretty frickin' bad".

The organisers have faced a lot of challenges this week but they've done a fantastic job at getting all the races in. 

It would be a real shame for them not to be able to run the Senior TT. Fingers crossed. 

The organisers have already said today that the Senior TT cannot be run on Sunday due to a poor weather forecast and limited road closure availability.

So, it's tonight or never for the Senior. 

Davey Todd comes into this race as the reigning Senior TT winner. Despite victory in the Superbike TT, the rest of the week hasn't really gone to plan for him. 

Denied a chance to fight for victory on Friday in Superstock TT 2 due to an issue at his pitstop, Todd will come out swinging at the start of this final contest.

Dunlop's camp made a pretty big step with the BMW in Superbike trim for the opening race of the week.

Time will tell if they've been able to make the further gains needed to challenge for the win tonight. He wasn't far off it in the Superbike TT, to be fair to him. 

Michael Dunlop comes into this evening's Senior TT facing a bit of history as he could become the first rider since Ian Hutchinson in 2010 to win five races in a week. 

He took a double in Supertwin and Supersport, but he hasn't had much luck on the BMW in Superbike and Superstock this week. 

Staring at a 34th career victory, you get the sense Dunlop will be hungrier for this race more than any so far this week. 

This race was due to be run over six laps, but a lengthy delay due to poor weather means we'll be racing over four laps instead. 

But that's not going to do anything dull this contest!