Motor Bike Racing

Penultimate round of Ulster Superbike Championship at Bishopscourt abandoned due to oil spill and wet weather

By Kyle White, Belfast Newsletter. The penultimate round of the Ulster Superbike Championship at Bishopscourt in Co Down was abandoned on Saturday due to an oil spill combined with wet weather. The track contamination was exacerbated by the rain, with the organisers opting to call the event off after spending time attempting to clean the

Richard Cooper seals Sunday double at on final day of Classic Bike Festival Ireland at Bishopscourt

Nottingham’s Richard Cooper showed his class with a double on Sunday at the GO Classic Bike Festival Ireland at Bishopscourt in Co Down. By Kyle White BELFAST NEWSLETTER The former two-time British Superstock 1000 champion again proved unstoppable as he followed up his win in Saturday’s Invitation Supersport race with another dominant performance on the

Jason Lynn wins opening Superbike race at Phillip McCallen’s GO Classic Bike Festival Ireland at Bishopscourt

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter. Ballymena’s Jason Lynn won the opening Invitation Superbike race at the GO Classic Bike Festival Ireland on Saturday at Bishopscourt in Co Down. Lynn secured the win by over three seconds on the J McC Roofing Racing Kawasaki from Derek Sheils (Roadhouse Macau BMW). Sheils held off Nottingham’s Richard Cooper

Sparkling line-up of past and present riders confirmed for GO Classic Bike Festival at Bishopscourt

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter. Richard Cooper is among the top names confirmed for the GO Classic Bike Festival Ireland next weekend at Bishopscourt in Co Down. The Nottingham man will ride the BPE by Russell Racing Yamaha in the Invitation Supersport races at the two-day event, which takes place on Saturday and Sunday, August

Mike Browne wins Neil Robinson Memorial feature race at Bishopscourt for first time

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter Mike Browne won the feature Neil Robinson Memorial race at Bishopscourt in Co Down for the first time on Sunday. The Burrows Engineering/RK Racing rider never looked back after passing Jason Lynn (J McC Roofing Kawasaki) in the early stages of the eight-lap showdown, pulling away to clinch victory on

Neil and Donny Robinson races top bill as Ulster Superbike Championship resumes at Bishopscourt

BY KYLE WHITE BELFAST NEWSLETTER The fifth round of the Ulster Superbike Championship takes place this weekend at Bishopscourt in Co Down, with the Neil and Donny Robinson Memorial races topping the bill at the two-day meeting. Promoted by the Mid Antrim Club, the event pays homage to the Robinson brothers from Cullybackey, who lost

NW200: Eight-time Superbike winner Glenn Irwin says there could only be one winner after muddled finale

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter Glenn Irwin said there could only be one winner following confirmation that he had triumphed in the feature Superbike race at the North West 200 on Saturday in a shambolic finale. The race was stopped at the start of the fourth lap when newcomer Mike Browne crashed at Juniper. The

Mike Browne wins red-flagged Supersport race in rain from Michael Dunlop

By Kyle White, Belfast Newsletter Mike Browne wins red-flagged Supersport race in rain from Michael Dunlop – Superbike races cancelled due to wet weather Mike Browne was declared the winner of a red-flagged Supersport race at the rain-lashed CDE Cookstown 100 on Saturday. The Superbike races were not run after the meeting was abandoned around

Ulster Superbike Championship Round Three.

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter. Korie McGreevy bags five-timer as Derek Sheils crowned Superbike ‘King of Kirkistown’ on Easter Monday Korie McGreevy produced a five-star performance on Easter Monday as Derek Sheils was crowned the Superbike ‘King of Kirkistown’ in Co Down. Ballynahinch man McGreevy won the opening Ulster Superbike race and doubled up in