Northern Ireland's Andy Brady has won the prestigious Senior Manx Grand Prix.
Earlier this week, the Roslea man took the honours in the Junior.
Today's win makes him the first rider since 2006 to take the double.
On the Martin Bullock Suzuki GSXR 750, Brady led from start to finish but had a very close battle with Grant Wagstaff, who at one stage cut the lead to less than three seconds.
The retirement of Shaun Anderson on the last lap promoted Manxman Dan Sayle into third place.
Brady told Manx Radio's Chris Kinley the indifferent weather conditions hadn't been too much of a problem.
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