Dean Harrison is fast becoming a familiar face in Bennetts BSB and a regular top ten finisher, adding to his extensive success on the international road racing scene.

Yorkshireman Harrison didn’t begin competing until he was 18, and just four years later he competed in his first Isle of Man TT, and then in 2014 he scored his first victory at the event.

Harrison has now celebrated three wins at the TT, including the Senior in 2019 in addition to over ten podium finishes. He has also stood in the podium at the Ulster Grand Prix and the North West 200.

Making his first race appearance in Bennetts BSB in 2017, Harrison and the Silicone Engineering Kawasaki team lined up for several events, but 2021 marked their first full season in the series. 

Harrison believes that the experience in the championship helps to build his speed for the road racing, and in 2020 he edged closer to the top ten, with a best result of 12th place. 

Harrison has continued to improve his performances with more BSB experience and now moves to Honda Racing UK for 2024.