Manxman Jamie Williams has made his debut win in today's MGP Supersport event.
The Douglas man beat Caomhan Canny, in second, and Ryan Whitehall, third, to the top place on the podium.
Riding a Honda CBR600RR, he lapped the course at an average speed of over 120mph.
Williams first raced in the MGP in 2016, before suffering a crash at Kate's Cottage in qualifying for the 2024 event.
Wellbeing event being held in the North
A wellbeing event will be taking place in Ramsey next month.
MHK wants to know when smart meter rollout will be complete
An MHK wants to know when the smart meter installation process will be complete.
Autism Initiatives educational corner named after eight year old fundraiser
An eight year old boy has raised over £1,000 for a local autism charity.
Annual garden competition launched in Onchan
Onchan Commissioners have launched their annual Garden Competition.
Tales of Manxmen in the Wild West uncovered by museum manuscripts
Manx National Heritage has uncovered new stories from manuscripts revealing the adventurous lives of two Manx brothers who left the Island to prospect for gold in the American West.
Police are inviting people to come and register their bikes to stop theft
The police are holding a free bike registration event next week, to help you protect against theft.
Billy Harris makes Manx tennis history by getting through to US Open
Billy Harris has made Manx tennis history by making it into the first round of the US Open, despite losing his final qualifying match.
Over £1,500 raised to help seriously injured MGP rider by new fundraiser
Over £1,500 has been raised in 24 hours to help the family of Garry Broughton, who was seriously injured in a crash during Manx Grand Prix Qualifying this week.
