Davey Todd Reigns Supreme with Stunning Hat-Trick at Armoy Road Races

In a display of sheer dominance, Davey Todd has emerged once again as the king of the Armoy road races, clinching a remarkable hat-trick of victories at the scenic county Antrim circuit. The 28-year-old Yorkshireman showcased his extraordinary skills by winning the feature 'Race of Legends', the Open race, and the second Supersport event of the weekend, solidifying his status as one of the leading figures in motorcycle racing. Todd's performance was nothing short of spectacular, as he shattered the previous lap record with an astounding average speed of 109.325 mph during the 'Race of Legends'. This achievement marks a significant milestone, bringing his total tally of wins at the Armoy races to an impressive seven. Fans and competitors alike watched in awe as Todd executed flawless laps, demonstrating both speed and precision. The second Supersport race was another testament to Todd's prowess. He finished with a comfortable lead of 1.7 seconds over fellow racer Mike Browne, who had previously triumphed over Todd in the opening Supersport event earlier in the weekend. Jamie Coward rounded out the top three, crossing the finish line 2.7 seconds later, as Todd clocked the fastest lap of the race at 104.963 mph, further establishing his command on the circuit with his Powertoolmate V2 Ducati. In the Open race, Todd continued his winning streak, improving his two-year-old lap speed benchmark to 108.691 mph. His remarkable performance saw him finish 10.79 seconds ahead of Market Rasen's Phil Crowe, with Coward securing another podium finish. The race was a showcase of Todd's relentless speed and tactical acumen, which he executed flawlessly throughout the three-mile circuit. The 'Race of Legends' saw Todd once again in charge, as he not only led from the start but also clocked in at an incredible time of one minute 39.051 seconds—once more eclipsing his own record set earlier in the day. Crowe came in a respectable second, followed by Dominic Herbertson and Coward, who are all left to ponder how to close the gap on Todd's formidable performance. For Todd, this hat-trick reinforces an already stellar season, where he has not only excelled at the Armoy races but also shone at the prestigious Isle of Man TT, where he claimed victories in both the Senior and Superstock races. Additionally, he achieved a treble at the North West 200, leads the National Superstock 1000cc series, and recently secured the Southern 100 Solo Championship crown. As the racing season continues, all eyes will be on Todd, who seems poised for further achievements in what is undoubtedly shaping up to be a historic year in his career. With each race, he is not only building his legacy but also setting new benchmarks for future competitors in the world of motorcycle racing.