The session resumed in time for the riders in the pits to get two laps, while those returning from the red flag would be able to get out for one.ĭunlop hit 132.66mph on his first lap after the restart and continued down Bray Hill for the first time this week. Shortly after the red flag, Clerk of the Course Gary Thompson announced there had been no injuries in the incident, but there was an oil spill that needed cleaning. The Tyco BMW rider set his quickest lap of the week in the interrupted Friday evening session, lapping the 37.73-mile mountain course with an average speed of 132.983mph.Īfter an earlier RTC, adhesion was reduced at Graham’s Memorial following a clean up operation, meaning there were stationary yellows at the Verandah and waved yellows at Graham’s to slow riders down.ĭunlop was quickest from the start, clocking a 132.33mph opener from a standing start before returning to the pits to head out on his MD Racing Carl Cox stocker, but wouldn’t get chance to head off down Glencrutchery road with the red flag coming out following an incident at Hailwood’s rise.
Michael Dunlop led the way on the final night of practice for the 2018 Isle of Man TT races.
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