Phil Wain

Glenn Irwin enters the 2024 North West 200 with the target on his back in the Superbike class. Irwin made it nine wins in Race 1.

The 2024 North West 200 takes place this week, and in the Supersport class the absence of Alastair Seeley means the class is especially unpredictable this year.

No Alastair Seeley at the 2024 North West 200 means there is as big an opportunity as ever for a rider like Davey Todd - fastest in first practice - to win in the Superstock class.

Richard Cooper heads to the 2024 North West 200 unbeaten in the last four Supertwin races there, making him the clear favourite in the class.

Ryan Vickers qualified on pole position in the Donington BSB's Superpole session, narrowly edging out his teammate, Kyle Ryde. In Race 1,

Like several other riders, reigning champion Tommy Bridewell turned a bad practice into strong race results at Donington Park at the weekend with three podiums moving him up to an ominous-looking fourth in the British Superbike Championship standings.

Danny Kent’s fine run of form in this year’s British Superbike Championship continued at Donington Park at the weekend with the McAMS Racing Yamaha rider taking three top four finishes to move into second overall in the title standings.

A fourth win of the season, his first on the Donington Park GP circuit, enabled Glenn Irwin to extend his championship lead in this year’s British Superbike Championship to 13 points but it wasn’t all plain sailing for the Hager PBM Ducati rider.

Kyle Ryde took yet another British Superbike Championship victory at Donington Park over the weekend, his fifth in total at his local circuit but although he was unable to stand on the podium in the other two races he left the Leicestershire venue content with his weekend’s work.

After an up and down start to his 2024 British Superbike Championship season, Leon Haslam sparked life into his campaign at the weekend with two podiums at Donington Park.