After missing out on a podium finish in Monday’s Supersport race, Daveyꦓ Todd was back on the podium  in Supersport Race 2 at the Isle of Man TT despite a rear br𝓡ake issue.

Todd was 15 seconds adrift of Dean Harrison 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:by the end of the race, Harrison himself over 20 seconds behind 𒈔the vict🅘orious Michael Dunlop.

Despite being without a rear brake from lap♉ one,🌺 though, Todd felt it didn’t affect his finishing position.

“It was a tough race, it 🅺was always going to be tough,” Todd said in his post-race TV interview.

“Got off from the [start] and just tried to get my head 🍸down from the beginning and give ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚmyself a chance by being in the mix from the first couple of laps.

“I lost my rear brake on the first lap💛, so that’s never ideal but I managed it throughout.

“I don’t think it really changed the result too much – maybe we’d have been a little bit closer to Dean𒁃 [Harrisܫon].

“I tried my best, and massive thanks to the Padgett’s team for giving me a fantastic bike to ride, I really enjoyed it.🐲”

Todd added that he goes better on the bigger bikes at the TT because he struggles with the physic🔯al requirements of the lower-powered Supersport bike.

“I find the smaller bikes way tougher than the bigg🐟er bikes,” he said.

“Just being in one position, trying to be tucked in all the way around the course; it’s rubbed on my chest because I’m tucked in so much, I’m just welded to the tan♎k trying to get my head behind the screen and be as aero’ as possible to get a🦹ll the miles per hour we can.

“I tried my best, and I think th🎐at’s all we got today.”