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Nathan Harrison set the fastest time in Thursday afternoon's Classic TT qualifying at the Isle of Man, lapping in 18m 9.057s at an average of 124.679 mph. Riding Greenall Racing's 2001 Kawasaki ZXR750 in Classic Formula One, he finished 0.363s ahead of Jamie Coward, with Davo Johnson third.
18m 9s, an average over 124 mph for the top qualifying time, 0.363s clear of Jamie Coward — that's electric. I've raced the Island myself; do you know how insane it is to shave three-hundredths of a second on that course? And this time is on an old 2001 ZXR750. The rider's skill says it all.
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18m 9.057s on an old F1-class machine — that time hits different.
0.363s over Coward? Classic or not, a thrilling margin.
Dunlop's 250 and McGuinness are in too. The depth is staggering.
124 mph average on a 2001 ZXR750 — the skill is savage.
Running a 25-year-old classic flat out today — just plain cool.
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