Former Irish Supersport champion Ali Kirk hangs up leathers
Wednesday, 23 March 2022
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By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter Ulster Superbike frontrunner Ali Kirk has called time on his career after admitting he has lost the motivation to continue racing in 2022. The Dromara man won the Irish Supersport title in 2008 and finished as the runner-up last season in the Ulster Superbike Championship, when he was beaten to
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Seeley lifts double Ulster Crown at Bishopscourt.
Saturday, 18 September 2021
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Alastair Seeley secured both the Ulster Superbike and Supersport Crowns today at Bishopscourt Racing Circuit. The Carrikfergus man remains unbeaten in the Superbike Championship this year, starting the day with an 88 point advantage only Ali Kirk could stop him lifting the title, but with another double victory at todays races and only one round
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Hat-trick for Seeley at rain-hit Bishopscourt
Saturday, 07 August 2021
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ALASTAIR Seeley showed his title-winning pedigree at Bishopscourt this weekend as the Ulster Superbike championship rolled into town for its third round. The Carrickfergus man aboard his IFS Logistics Yamaha put on yet another master class on Saturday, wining both Superbike outings which earned him the Temple 100 cup presented by the Temple Club to
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Ulster Superbike Championship Round One
Thursday, 12 March 2020
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Ulster Superbike Championship Round One Bishopscourt Racing Circuit 21st March 2020 With just over a week to go until the opening round of the 2020 Ulster Superbike championship the provisional entry list for the Superbikes and Supersport classes have been released. Any one still wanting an entry should contact race secretary Mark Harrison as soon as possible
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Ulster Superbike Championship 2020
Thursday, 20 February 2020
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As the 2020 Ulster Superbike season opener quickly approaches and the stories of who’s going to do what are rife, who are the names to watch out for?. There could be half a dozen riders in contention and with an eye on the 2020 Championship. Carl Phillips:- Having spent a few years racing
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