Storm Stacey stormed the North West 200 on his debut, grabbing a sensational double by winning the Superstock race and Superbike two. Riding a BMW, he edged Michael Dunlop by 1.26 seconds in Superstock and held off Dean Harrison in the second Superbike after a red‑flagged race finished early for the first time ever today.

Glenn Irwin took his 12th North West 200 Superbike victory in race one, beating Dean Harrison by 0.18 seconds on a Nitrous Competitions Ducati. He led most of the lap, setting a fastest lap of 124.997mph. The win snaps an 11‑race winning streak from 2017 to 2024 and cements his return after last year’s absence.

Michael Dunlop captured his ninth North West 200 Supersport title after a twice red‑flagged race. He dominated every lap, finishing 0.3 seconds ahead of Dean Harrison on a Ducati V2. The victory moves him level with Tony Rutter and Davey Todd, placing him third on the all‑time win list for the event for the legendary circuit.

Peter Hickman and Jeremy McWilliams added Supertwin titles, while Josh Brookes, Paul Jordan and Alastair Seeley completed the top six in their respective classes. The event, marked by oil spills and red flags, showcased the depth of talent on the 12‑mile Triangle circuit and set the tone for the remainder of the year of the season.