English rider Davey Todd dominated the Macau motorcycle grand prix, crossing the finish line 10 seconds ahead of fellow BMW team-mate Peter Hickman. Finnish rider Erno Kostamo took third place, finishing a further 14 seconds behind.
Todd, who was awarded the win due to setting the fastest qualifying time 12 months ago after the previous year's race was cancelled, proved unbeatable throughout the 12-lap event. He managed to maintain control of the pace and set the fastest lap of the race at two minutes 23.702 seconds - marginally outside the existing 15-year-old record.
Todd's success completes a strong season for the Yorkshire-based rider, who has claimed victories at the North West 200, Isle of Man TT, and Southern 100 events this year.
Hickman, a four-time Macau GP winner, fought hard for second place but ultimately lost ground to Kostamo before recovering to take third. Rounding out the top six were Wigan rider Rob Hodson in fourth, Swiss rider Lukas Maurer in fifth, and Italy's Maurizio Bottalico in sixth.
Other riders completing the event included Australian David Johnson, New Zealand newcomer Mitch Rees, Manx rider Michael Evans, and Phil Crowe from England. A total of 17 riders participated in the Macau grand prix.
Todd, who was awarded the win due to setting the fastest qualifying time 12 months ago after the previous year's race was cancelled, proved unbeatable throughout the 12-lap event. He managed to maintain control of the pace and set the fastest lap of the race at two minutes 23.702 seconds - marginally outside the existing 15-year-old record.
Todd's success completes a strong season for the Yorkshire-based rider, who has claimed victories at the North West 200, Isle of Man TT, and Southern 100 events this year.
Hickman, a four-time Macau GP winner, fought hard for second place but ultimately lost ground to Kostamo before recovering to take third. Rounding out the top six were Wigan rider Rob Hodson in fourth, Swiss rider Lukas Maurer in fifth, and Italy's Maurizio Bottalico in sixth.
Other riders completing the event included Australian David Johnson, New Zealand newcomer Mitch Rees, Manx rider Michael Evans, and Phil Crowe from England. A total of 17 riders participated in the Macau grand prix.