Dunlop has no regrets after Senior race

Saturday, 8 June 2013 00:00

Michael Dunlop says he has no complaints after missing out in yesterday's Senior race to John McGuinness.

Speaking at a press conference the Ballymoney man admitted the Englishman had ridden a better race.

Dunlop had been going for a record-equaling fifth TT win in one week after choosing to sit out the Lightweight class yesterday morning.

This week the 24-year-old Ulsterman became the youngest rider to win seven TTs.

He ultimately lost out to McGuiness in the Senior who claimed his 20th TT win while Bruce Anstey finished third.

Dunlop said he was still pleased with his efforts despite missing out on the win (PLAY AUDIO):

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