Tyler Hannay produced another phenomenal ride to win the Isle of Man 10-mile time trial championship in a junior record time on Sunday.

Amongst the 17-year-old’s scalps was new resident, Team Ineos Grenadiers rider Chris Lawless, who he edged out by a margin of four seconds.

Hannay’s time of 20min 01sec was a personal best by 11 seconds from the previous round on August 12.

Max Walker, who dominated the early rounds of the Canada Life 10-mile time trial (of which this counted as round four), was third overall in 20.25, followed by Leon Mazzone in 20.56.

James Harrison was second of the league contenders (fifth overall) behind his Utmost IoM Junior team-mate Hannay, recording a time of 21.23, his slowest of the series to date.

A raft of riders also went under 22 minutes, led by Richard Lardner-Burke in 21.33 and Rob Moneta 21.36, who fended off Gianni Epifani for the veteran’s title in 21.49. Juan Kinley was the best over-50 and Tony Varley best over-60.

Once more, the leading two youths, not surprisingly, were the RL360 pairing of Zac Walker and Ralf Holden in 22.13 and 22.19 respectively. They are rarely more than a few seconds apart in any form of two-wheel competition.

Drops team rider Anna Christian won the women’s title in a private TT time of 23.28 (precisely one minute down on her local best).

She was followed by 14-year-old Nicola Quaye (RL360) with a strong ride in 25.50, who edged out leading veteran woman Lynsey Elliott by seven seconds.

Second youth (behind Quaye) was Jess Pickavance in 26.33 and leading senior Michelle Gage 27.19.

2020 IoM 10-mile Time Trial Championships (incorporating round four of 10-mile TT League, sponsored by Canada Life International), Sunday, Ramsey:

1, Tyler Hannay 20min 01sec; 2, James Harrison 21.23; 3, Richard Lardner-Burke 21.33; 4, Robert Moneta 21.36; 5, Gianni Epifani 21.49; 6, Chris Kneen 21.56; 7, Joel Newman 21.58; 8, Matthew Cooil 21.59; 9, Conor Davies 22.12; 10, Zac Walker 22.13; 11, Ralf Holden 22.19; 12, Corrin Leeming 22.24; 13, Les Corran 22.36; 14, Juan Kinley 22.46; 15, Niall Quiggin 23.04; 16, Ben Christian 23.29; 17, Alec Kneen 23.35; 18, Tyler Annis 23.51; 19, Sean Christian 24.13; 20, Ivan Sorby 24.20; 21, Oscar Gaylor 24.45; 22, Robert Young 24.50; 23, Chris Tierney 24.52; 24, James Kinrade 24.57; 25, Ben Grainger 25.10; 26, James Scott 25.12; 27, Neil Morrison 25.24; 28, Colin Whiteway 25.41; 29, Nicola Quaye 25.50; 30, Javier Mata 25.56; 31, Lynsey Elliot 25.57; 32, Peter Shimmin 26.22; 33, Dominic Williams 26.31; 34, Jess Pickavance 26.33; 35, Ryan Kneale 27.22; 36, Sophie Smith 27.34; 37, Orry Lund 27.44; 38, Charlie Williams 28.03; 39, Janette Morgan 28.39; 40, Eddie Fryer 30.11.

Private time trial: Chris Lawless 20.05; Max Walker 20.35; Leon Mazzone 20.56; Jamie Fletcher 21.48; Mark Harrison 22.50; Tom Kneen 23.23; Anna Christian 23.28; Trevor Kirkwood 23.30; Tony Varley 24.54; Richard Fletcher 27.12; Michelle Gage 27.19. Manx Timing Solutions

l Round five of the 10-mile TT League takes place this Sunday morning on the regular Jurby Road course, starting from Mountain View Innovation Centre on the outskirts of Ramsey at 10am.

Individual entries (private time trial) will only be accepted by post and need to be with Jim Cottier no later than tomorrow, Friday. Fees are senior £13, juniors/youth £8. No entries will be accepted on the line.

l Manx Road Club’s annual general meeting will be held next Wednesday, September 30, at The Archibald Knox in Onchan, starting 7pm.