Manxman Nathan Harrison is targeting further progress at the 2026 Isle of Man TT Races with family‑led team H&H Motorcycles, aboard Honda machinery.
Harrison, 27, will again ride Honda equipment across all major classes, lining up on a CBR1000RR Fireblade in the RST Superbike TT, both RL360 Superstock races and the Milwaukee Senior TT, while also contesting the Monster Energy Supersport races on the CBR600RR.
The Douglas rider has risen rapidly through the road‑racing ranks since his Junior and Senior Manx Grand Prix double in 2019. Despite setbacks, including injuries that ruled him out of the 2023 TT, he has steadily rebuilt momentum, highlighted by a seventh‑place finish and 129mph lap in the 2024 Senior TT.
Major Breakthrough
Last year marked a major breakthrough. Running his own H&H Motorcycles outfit with continued Honda UK support, Harrison delivered a standout 2025 campaign: fourth in the Superbike TT with a 131.270mph lap, two seventh‑place Superstock results and a career‑best 12th in Supersport.
Reflecting on that progress, Harrison said he intends to keep pushing forward in 2026.
“Getting that fourth place and a 131mph lap showed what we can do,” he said. “For 2026, I just want to keep improving, hopefully add a mile an hour or two and see where we end up.”
He added that the family‑run structure has been central to his development. “Running our own team with my dad has worked really well. I couldn’t do it without him and Honda UK. I’d love a podium, that’s what I dream about every day when I get up and train.”
Harrison also impressed in the 2025 Pirelli National Superstock Championship before a late‑season crash at Donington Park left him injured. Now fully recovered, he turns his attention back to the Mountain Course, aiming to convert last year’s promise into a first TT podium.