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Lee Johnston clinches Superstock victory to deny Alastair Seeley a record 16th triumph at the North West 200

Scotsman Keith Amor has announced his comeback in the Superbike and Superstock classes this year on BMW machinery with backing from Rig Deluge

Northern Ireland's most successful ever Irish national road racer discusses his decision to return to the Superbike class in 2015 at the North West 200 and Isle of Man TT

Gearlink Kawasaki's Glenn Irwin says he has nothing to fear as he looks ahead to his debut at the North West 200 in 2015

BMW Motorrad's Michael Dunlop set a stunning lap of 131.501mph on the final night of Isle of Man TT practice to put down a marker ahead of Superbike TT on Saturday

Northern Ireland rider Lee Johnston has qualified on pole position for the Supertwin races at the North West 200 on the East Coast Kawasaki

Tyco Suzuki's William Dunlop claimed provisional pole in the Supersport class ahead of Michael Rutter as practice got under way at the North West 200 on Tuesday

Ireland's Noel Murphy suffers fatal injuries following incident at the Tandragee 100 road races in Northern Ireland

'My heart is still very much in the TT and I want to be part of what happens on the track again' - Ryan Farquhar

'My decision has been a difficult one and one which I have agonised over for the past three months' - Keith Amor

Guy Martin bounces back from losing the first Superbike race at the Ulster GP on 'corrected time' to claim a comfortable victory in the blue riband second Superbike race instead.

John McGuinness and Keith Amor return to road racing at the Ulster Grand Prix as part of the Honda TT Legends team.

Full results and speeds for TT Superbike Qualifying - qualifying order after three days (Wednesday 1st June)

John McGuinness, Steve Plater and Keith Amor prepare for their first appearance as part of the Honda TT Legends team.

"Wow" - the simple summary of Keith Amor after he secured only his second International road race victory and battled for victory in every class he contested at the 2010 Ulster Grand Prix.

Despite securing two more wins to add to his amazing 2010 tally, Ryan Farquhar is bitterly disappointed with his fortune at the 2010 Ulster Grand Prix Bikeweek.

A cross-border championship could strengthen road racing in Ireland, as well as attracting an even higher quality field of the world's best road racers, according to the clubs behind the scheme.

A blistering day of racing came to a tragic end when the Grand Final of the Skerries 100 road races was abandoned following a crash which claimed the life of a rider and injured a spectator.

Steve Plater, who suffered serious arm and neck injuries in a crash practicing at the North West 200 in May, is recovering well and already planning his race return.

Keith Amor has relived the horrific moment fellow leading TT racer Guy Martin suffered a high-speed, fiery crash in the final race of the 2010 Isle of Man TT.

Ian Hutchinson roared to victory in the Senior TT to claim the most historic trophy in motorcycle racing, and his place in the history books.

John McGuiness edges over 130mph as he makes his mark on the 2010 running of the Isle of Man TT.

HM Plant Honda signs Keith Amor to replace Steve Plater for the Isle of Man TT

The initiative is the brainchild of committee members from both the Armoy Motorcycle Road Racing Club and Kells & District Motor Cycle Racing Club