Manxman says he's happy with preparations for Manx Grand Prix
Manx racer Nathan Harrison says he felt 'really strong' as he made his return to racing for the first time since his crash at the North West 200.
The Honda rider was 22nd from a field of 34 riders in race 1 of the National Superstock Championship at Thruxton this weekend.
Harrison missed TT and the Southern 100 after fracturing his wrist and collarbone at the North West 200 earlier this year.
In a post on social media, he said he was really happy with the race, adding that the main aim of the weekend was to ensure he's up to speed for the Manx Grand Prix.
Well that’s my first race back completed at Thruxton BSB, since I fell off on the Thursday evening of the North West...
Posted by Nathan Harrison Racing on Saturday, August 12, 2023
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