Dunlop makes it 10 with Supersport victory

Wednesday, 4 June 2014 00:00

Michael Dunlop has taken his 10th TT win claiming victory in today’s Supersport Race 2.

He beat Bruce Anstey into second by over 10 seconds - his brother William Dunlop took third.

The race got underway just after 12pm but wasn’t without incident – earlier TT Zero winner John McGuinness was a non-starter and both Conor Cummins and Ian Hutchinson retired on the first lap.

The pit lane was also closed off for a short time after Grant Wagstaff’s bike caught fire – he received medical attention but is reported to be OK.

Josh Brookes and Lee Johnston were both involved in an incident at the Creg-ny-Baa but were reported to be fine.

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