Hickman and Harrison in another duel
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Peter Hickman looking for fourth win of the week - has bike issues
TT fortnight hampered by weather but all races set to be completed
Image source, BBC SportDean Harrison and Peter Hickman repeated their Senior TT duel from 2018 - but this time it was Harrison who took the top step.
Hickman looked set for a fourth win of the week but his bike hit trouble in the last two laps and Harrison took the trophy.
Conor Cummins was third.
And we'll see you all again next year - with some better weather, hopefully.
Dean Harrison's brother Adrian is over the line to finish. There's a party you'd be wise checking out this evening!
Davey Todd chucking in 131mph laps and finishing sixth in his second ever TT!
Dean Harrison's dad - and sidecar TT winner - Conrad Harrison: "It's briliant but I'm waiting for his brother to come through now! We've got the matching set now, we've won them all between us as a family now.
"Dean had a raw deal - I won one and he's got the rest."
Conor Cummins: "I'd love to be winning it but we'll come back stronger next year."
Second-placed Peter Hickman: "It is what it is, we've had a cracking week. The bike was awesome for the first four laps, we had a 19-second lead and we were cruising. The temperature suddenly went really high and I just knew. We've had a water issue and we can't work it out. It makes no sense.
"We have changed anything you can think of on that bike and in the last two laps it was chucking water out. I had to ride round at half throttle, it was hard work. They semed to take forever the last two laps, all credit to Dean, he's got the big bike win he was after.
"It's swings and roundabouts, I'm happy to get another podium."
Senior TT winner Dean Harrison: "To finish first, first you must finish. I'm over the moon. I sat there and thought if I can just stay in touch behind Hicky anything can happen - I can't believe it.
"I lost my way a bit in midweek with the weather but yesterday got me back on track. It was a race win over six laps, two pit stops, that's hard work.
"Conditions were spot on. No damp patches. A massive thanks to all of the crowd, right around the course. They are what make it all so special."
Image source, BBC SportHe's done it! Peter Hickman holds on to take second. All credit to him!
Dean Harrison is in the winner's enclosure! A huge burnout in celebration.
Conor Cummins crosses the line. All eyes on Peter Hickman's time now...
Well done that man!
Now, can Peter Hickman hang on to second?!
Dean Harrison leads by 50 seconds by the way. Could put it in neutral and coast down now...
Cummins is only eight seconds back from Hickman at the Bungalow...
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The marshals are applauding Dean Harrison as he goes up the mountain for the final time.
Conor Cummins is 12 seconds behind the flailing BMW of Peter Hickman.
People have ran out of fuel before on the last lap. Another hazard for Dean Harrison...