Carl Phillips set for NW200 bid after surprise return

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter Sunday, 3rd April Carl Phillips was a surprise entry at the opening Ulster Superbike round at Bishopscourt on Saturday as the Lisburn man confirmed his return to racing this season. Phillips won the Ulster Superbike title in 2019 but his only appearance over the last few years was an outing
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Ulster Superbike Championship Round One 

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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Carl Phillips: NW200 ‘gave me taste for road racing’, says Manx GP newcomer

  By Richard Petrie BBC Sport NI   Carl Phillips says competing at the North West 200 for the first time in 2019 “gave him a bit of a taste for road racing” after revealing he will ride at the Manx Grand Prix this year. The Lisburn racer will make his debut on the Mountain
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Manx Grand Prix debut for Ulster Superbike champion

By Kyle White Belfast Newsletter. Ulster Superbike champion Carl Phillips will make his debut around the Mountain Course at the Manx Grand Prix this year for the long-established PRF Racing team. The Lisburn man, who won the Short Circuit Rider of the Year Award (Irish circuits) at the Irish Motorbike Awards in Belfast earlier this
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AJ Pluming Ulster Superbike Championship Round 10

Philips crowned Ulster Superbike Champion. The final round of the Ulster Superbike Championship was brought to a premature conclusion due to bad weather and an incident during the Superbike/Supersport Cup race. Carl Philips started the day with a twenty point advantage over Ali Kirk, the only rider who could stop him from clinching the 2019
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AJ Plumbing Supplies Ulster Superbike Championship Round 6

Carl Philips Wins the Neil Robinson Trophy.   Carl Philips increased his lead in the Ulster Superbike Championship and lifted the Neil Robinson Trophy this weekend at Bishopscourt Racing Circuit.   Having only suffering one defeat so far this season the JMcC Roofing Kawasaki rider notched up another two wins at the Mid Antrim 150
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Carl Phillips wins the Enkalon Trophy

  The second round of the AJ Plumbing Supplies Ulster Superbike Championship and first of two race meetings over the Easter weekend took place at Bishopscourt today (Saturday 20th April) with the prestigious Enkalon Trophy up for grabs the meeting Promoted by the Motor Cycle Road Racing Club of Ireland (MCRRCI) attracted a strong line-up
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Enkalon Trophy meeting tops bill at Bishopscourt on Easter Saturday

By Kyle White: Belfast Newsletter The second round of the AJ Plumbing Supplies Ulster Superbike Championship will take place with the prestigious Enkalon Trophy meeting at Bishopscourt on Easter Saturday. Promoted by the Motor Cycle Road Racing Club of Ireland (MCRRCI), the event has attracted a strong line-up for the traditional holiday race at the
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USBK Round 1, A dominant show by Phillips four wins from four starts

The 2019 Ulster Superbike Championship got under way at Bishopscourt Racing Circuit today (Saturday 30th march). Lisburns Carl Phillips making his return to racing on home turf after racing in the British Superbike and Supersport championships for the past few years made the perfect start to his 2019 campaign winning both superbike races and both
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