north west 200

Michael Rutter is a doubt for the international North West 200 in May due to a lack of funding for his road racing campaign

"I have always been a keen supporter of this great road race and no doubt it will be incredibly nostalgic for me to return to the North West 200" - Carl Fogarty.

'Don't get me wrong this changes nothing for the TT, my team have three bikes ready to win it and I promised I would, I don't go back on that' - Ian Hutchinson on Twitter

'Been a long day polishing my TT trophies - should get them all done by tonight' - Ian Hutchinson on Twitter

'I won the final race but would have liked another, but like last year I've shown that consistency is the key to the overall victory here' - Jeremy McWilliams

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

'I couldn't knock last year to be honest; the only thing we didn't do was win a TT, but hopefully we'll put that right in June' - Guy Martin

'I did the first few rounds of the British championship last year and was lying third in the championship at one point, so hopefully I'll can get some strong results' - William Dunlop

New documentary boasts unseen material of TT legend

The event, which attracts thousands of fans, has been beset by frustrating problems out of organisers' control.

The Scot, will undergo surgery in Belfast, is expected to be out of action for a lengthy term

Full Thursday qualifying times for the North West 200 Superbike race.

Michael Dunlop will ride at the Isle of Man TT and North West 200 aboard a Paul Bird Motorsport Kawasaki in 2011.

Guy Martin eyes a first North West 200 and Isle of Man TT win with Relentless Suzuki in 2011.

The North West 200 brought almost ?8 million into the Northern Irish economy in 2010, a new survey has revealed.

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.

Fancy a lap of the TT? Well now you can thanks to Dukes latest DVD

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

Last year's Senior TT winner Steve Plater has admitted that he will likely have to sit out the defence of his victory in 2010, following the broken arm he sustained during practice for last weekend's North West 200 in Ireland

After his most successful season ever, the current Duke Road Race Rankings Champion

The Dungannon star will again run his own KMR Kawasaki team

Former British Supersport title contender Hudson Kennaugh will make his Isle of Man TT debut in 2010.

Irish Superbike Champion Brian McCormack is the latest big name to confirm he will make his Isle of Man TT debut this year.

Changes to the practice schedule for the 2010 North West 200 have led to top rider Steve Plater confirming another race entry at the Northern Irish road racing event.