Philip McCallen
11-time race winner on the BBC Sport website

Dean Harrison is coming so, so close and one of the times he will get the win. The Honda was definitely the fastest bike out there.

Peter Hickman, who finished third, speaking on BBC iPlayer:

"I feel really strong on the bike and the bike feels really good.

"Not quite got the top speed as some of the other bikes but overall, really happy.

"The bike is handling so, so good and through the Coast Road in particular and all that section, really, really strong."

Dean Harrison, who finished second, on BBC iPlayer: "Honestly, I was hanging in there. I was struggling to keep Pete behind me. I had a few little issues but I hung on in the end.

"I'm going to try and learn for the Superbike race. I've a race now to have a cup of tea and have a rethink. I really enjoy riding here, it's such good fun. I did my best to keep them behind me."

Winner Davey Todd speaking on BBC iPlayer:

"Over the moon with that one.

"I have been pretty fired up after how today has gone and it has been eating away at me. Then I had a little technical issue again in the Supersport race. It has been working me up a little bit and I just haven't had the best of luck.

"The 8TEN Racing boys have done a fantastic job in a limited space of time to put these bikes together.

"I am the hungriest I have ever been to win this final race. I should have won the first one this morning. We won the one on Thursday and it really should be three from three."

Lee Johnston
Five-time winner on BBC iPlayer

It was a good ride from Davey Todd. He had a cool head at the end.

Dean Harrison, he is so close to winning races and he is so on the pace.

Alastair Seeley was fourth behind the leading trio, while Ian Hutchinson, Paul Jordan, Erno Kostamo and John McGuinness round out the top eight.

Todd holds a good buffer through Metropole.

There's a great scrap behind as Hickman and Harrison battle it out behind!

Lee Johnston
Five-time winner on BBC iPlayer

This is the biggest lead that Davey Todd has had.

I wonder if the Superbike race is adding any extra motivation to Todd here?

He's pulled further clear on the run to Mather's. He closing in on a big win here.

Hickman and Harrison are side-by-side on the run to Station. So close between them!

They trade places on the run to Coleraine, but they can't get on the back of Todd.

Dunlop is out of this one. He's dropped off the timing screens.

Meanwhile, at the front, Harrison and Hickman are still charging after Todd, who fires out of Mill Road.

Todd has maitained his lead heading onto the final lap. He's in a great spot now.

Another lap like this and he'll be back on the top step of the podium.

Can Hickman and Harrison respond over the final 8.9 miles?

Dunlop and Seeley have dropped away from the podium battle.

Lee Johnston
Five-time winner on BBC iPlayer

This is the first lap that one rider has lead for the full lap and that could give him [Davey Todd] confidence.

We've seen this one before. Todd fires out of Mill Road but Harrison and Hickman soon pull him in before we reach Coleraine.

He still leads, but his margin is cut right down.

Two to go!

Todd still leads from Harrison, and Hickman moves past Seeley at Juniper to jump up to third.

Dunlop completes the top five but that's the most spread out they've been all race.

It's Hickman's turn to run wide at Metropole. No harm done but he's now at the back of the leading pack.

Todd has great acceleration out of the corners but he just can't escape enough up the road to break the slipstream.

Hickman is into second at Mather's Cross to make it an 8TEN Racing one-two.

They are chopping and changing towards Coleraine but Todd still leads, but his advantage is gone.

The leading five are bunched right up through Ballysally.