The Team Wood Motorcycle Youth Academy had a very successful year. With 10 young riders getting support via the Academy and Academy Sponsors. We did have a few older riders this year that we kept on, just to give them a full season with us as the previous season was curtailed to just a few

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter Michael Dunlop has joined the line-up for this weekend’s Sunflower Trophy short circuit meeting at Bishopscourt. The Ballymoney man will ride in the Superbike and Supersport classes for the McAdoo Racing Kawasaki team, joining Eunan McGlinchey. Dublin’s Derek Sheils had been due to compete for the Cookstown team at the

Multiple Pirelli National Superstock champion Richard Cooper will make a welcome return to the Jim Finlay Sunflower Trophy races this Friday and Saturday at the Bishopscourt race circuit, having recently joined forces with local based Boyce PrecisionEngineering Yamaha by Russell Racing. Cooper, popular with the local race fans, brings a wealth of experience to the

Over the past number of years, the Sunflower has pulled a large entry to the 3-wheeled class, and this year is no different. With the National Sidecar class continuing to grow in numbers, this weekend’s meeting will see a good mix of the highly experienced and relative newcomers to the event. The top 3 from

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter National Superstock 1000 winner Richard Kerr will return to Bishopscourt to challenge for the Sunflower Trophy at Irish motorcycling’s end-of-season showpiece from October 21-22. The Donegal man won the Neil Robinson Memorial trophy at the County Down circuit in the summer during a free weekend away from his commitments in

Aghadoweys Eunan McGlinchy is aiming to be at the front when he takes part in this year’s Sunflower event. The Sunflower, returning after a two-year hiatus, has always been known for its end-of-season showcase, and McGlinchey, who is looking to return to BSB, will certainly be out to prove his worth. The Cookstown-based McAdoo Racing

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter. Alastair Seeley won the Ulster Superbike title for the second consecutive season at Bishopscourt in Co Down on Saturday. The Carrickfergus man had one hand on the title heading into the penultimate round of the series and required a top-six finish to guarantee the championship. Seeley, though, had no intention

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter The penultimate round of the Ulster Superbike Championship takes place on Saturday at Bishopscourt in Co Down where Alastair Seeley is on the cusp of retaining his title. Seeley has already secured the Supersport crown following the cancellation of the David Wood Memorial Trophy meeting. The Carrickfergus man only needs