Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dave Leach was all out for a Supersport double in the 1991 Isle of Man TT Supersport 600cc race, despite the fact that Steve Hislop had topped the practice leader board at 115.89mph.
At the end of the first lap Dave Leach led Steve Hislop by 1.2 seconds with Bob Jackson third. By the end of the second lap Hislop led Leach by 8.6 seconds, with third place now taken by Steve Cull, having pushed Jackson back to fourth.
Hislop increased his lead by the end of the third lap over Cull, to 34.8 seconds, with Jackson slotting into third. Dave Leach was fourth, but in trouble and was forced to retire at the pits.
Steve Hislop won his second race of the week and his 7th TT win by 30 seconds from Steve Cull, with Bob Jackson retaining his third place.
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Dave Leach was all out for a Supersport double in the 1991 Isle of Man TT Supersport 600cc race, despite the fact that Steve Hislop had topped the practice leader board at 115.89mph.
At the end of the first lap Dave Leach led Steve Hislop by 1.2 seconds with Bob Jackson third. By the end of the second lap Hislop led Leach by 8.6 seconds, with third place now taken by Steve Cull, having pushed Jackson back to fourth.
Hislop increased his lead by the end of the third lap over Cull, to 34.8 seconds, with Jackson slotting into third. Dave Leach was fourth, but in trouble and was forced to retire at the pits.
Steve Hislop won his second race of the week and his 7th TT win by 30 seconds from Steve Cull, with Bob Jackson retaining his third place.
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