Pundit believes Michael Dunlop’s record’may never be broken’ in the Isle of Man TT.

“John McGuiness, at his current winning streak of 23 games, probably has no more wins left in him.” Hailey Coxon, a pundit and commentator, thinks Michael Dunlop may never break his record for the most Isle of Man TT race victories.

With four wins at this year’s tournament, he surpassed his uncle Joey’s 26 wins, a record that hadn’t been surpassed since 2000. And according to Coxon, there is a good chance that Michael, who is 35 years old, may remain at the top of the scoreboard for even longer than 25 years, particularly if he continues to win.

She said to the Full Chat podcast, “Joey’s record stood for so long; the last race he raced in here was 2000.””Even with what Michael currently has, it can endure.”

However, the 30 is an even greater leap, and I don’t think many people will be able to do it very soon.

Even John McGuiness, with his current record of 23 victories, is unlikely to have any more wins left in him.Calculating the Dunlop family’s impact on motorsport is also challenging. Just amazing.
As the TT Races came to an end this year, Coxon—a patriotic Manx woman—was on the program.She talked about a lot of things, including Davey Todd’s first-ever senior race victory. Davey earned that; it was a heartfelt victory.

He was really dedicated. For him, the past two TTs haven’t quite worked out. He experienced same tire problem a few years back; they began to deteriorate and that’s

affecting your frame of mind, yet you were still able to place on the podium.

He contracted that crazy sickness last year, which left him so sick that he was unable to perform the task. He was prepared this year, and I could see him taking the next step, as could others.
I’m really thrilled for him, and I think he has a lot more in store for us.If all goes according to plan, Davey Todd will probably be able to confront Michael Dunlop at some point.