Lee Johnston has confirmed his return to the TT Races after being forced out of last year’s event due to injury.
The 34 year old will be with the Ashcourt Racing team, and also plans to race in the North West 200 and British Supersport Championship.
After missing last year’s TT due to life threatening injuries sustained at the North West 200, Johnston says 2024 will be ‘somewhat of a rebuilding year.’
He says he’s now at about 80% fitness, but is ‘not done with racing yet.’
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