Glenn Irwin and Davey Todd to debut new Honda Superbikes at North West 200 

Honda Racing will debut their new CBR1000RR-R Superbike on the roads at the 2020 fonaCAB and Nicholl Oils North West 200 between May 10-16.

Jonathan Rea to donate World Superbike winnings from first 2020 outing to Australia bushfire appeal 

Belfast Telegraph Sports Star of the Year Jonathan Rea has said he will donate any prize money he picks up when the new Superbike season opens in Australia next month to the country's bushfire appeal.

Belfast Telegraph Sports Awards 2019: All the winners as Jonathan Rea and Rory Best take top accolades 

World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea was once again the big winner at the  Belfast Telegraph Sports Awards as he was awarded the Sports Star of the Year Award for the third time in a row.

'I'm very lucky': Jonathan Rea crowned Irish Motorcyclist of the Year for record fifth consecutive time 

Man of the moment Jonathan Rea was crowned Irish Motorcyclist of the Year for a record fifth time in a row at the Irish Motorbike Awards in Belfast on Friday.

Rea on pole for racing's awards night of the stars 

The cream of Irish motorcycling will take centre stage this evening in Belfast when World Superbike king Jonathan Rea heads a star-studded guest list at the sport's 'Oscars'.

Multiple champion Rea is still a school customer 

Jonathan Rea came out to show his support as 'Arenacross For Schools' made a welcome return.

John McGuinness in 'best position possible' for North West success after signing Kawasaki deal 

Six-time North West 200 race winner John McGuinness will race Kawasaki ZX10s in the Superbike and Superstocks at the 2020 North West 200.

Thrilling contests in mix for Race of the Year title 

Eight memorable races have been shortlisted for the prestigious A McLean Bookmakers Race of the Year honour at the Irish Motorbike Awards in association with Charles Hurst and Cornmarket next Friday.

Rea gets his hands on BBC Personality award, after all 

BBC Northern Ireland has unashamedly broken ranks with its national counterpart by declaring five in a row World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea their Sports Personality of 2019.

James Hillier excited to be making NW glory bid with new team 

James Hillier, the Man of the Meeting at this year's fonaCAB & Nicholl Oils North West 200, will return to Portrush next May 10 to 16 with a new team and machinery after joining the OMG Racing team.

Australian ace aiming to build on top form by helping OMG Racing to North West glory 

Australian David Johnson will be in the saddle for the OMG Racing squad when the team makes its road racing debut at next year’s fonaCAB & Nicholl Oils North West 200.

'No hard feelings' over BBC and RTE awards snubs, says Jonathan Rea 

Northern Ireland's five-in-a-row World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea says he has no hard feelings over his surprise omission from the BBC and RTE sports personality of the year awards this weekend.

Northern Ireland sporting hero Jonathan Rea awarded honorary degree from Queen's University 

Northern Ireland sporting hero Jonathan Rea was awarded an honorary degree by Queen’s University Belfast on Tuesday.

Jonathan Rea misses out on RTE Sportsperson of Year shortlist 

Five-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea has missed out on landing the RTE Sportsperson of the Year award.

NW200 chiefs sign up with mental health charity 

The fonaCAB & Nicholl Oils North West 200 have announced that mental health charity Olive Branch will be the sole designated charity of the 2020 event.

North West 200 announces partnership with mental health charity Olive Branch 

The fonaCAB and Nicholl Oils North West 200 are delighted to announce mental health charity Olive Branch will be the sole designated charity of the 2020 event on May 10-16.

Irwin aiming for title success on shock Arenacross return 

Former British Motocross champion turned road racer Graeme Irwin is making a surprise return to the dirt for a one-off indoor race at the Belfast round of the Arenacross Tour at the SSE Arena on January 17-18.

Jonathan Rea's BBC Sports Personality snub has legends shaking their heads 

Two local motorcycling legends have voiced their disappointment after five-in-a-row World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea was passed over for this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.

Jonathan Rea deserves better than a SPOTY snub 

As he prepares for the final two-day World Superbike test in Jerez prior to the winter break, surely the furthest thing from successive five-time World Champion Jonathan Rea's mind is his omission from the BBC Sports Personality of the Year final six nominations.

Sports Personality 2019: Rea left out of final list of six contenders 

A shortlist of six contenders has been revealed for the 2019 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.

Hickman delighted as he leads BMW roads charge 

In a blow for Hector and Philip Neill's TAS BMW team, it was announced during the NEC Motorcycle Live Show in Birmingham yesterday that Smiths Racing and Peter Hickman will be the official BMW Motorrad UK team for the 2020 road racing season.

Seeley revved up to take on NW200 with Kawasaki 

It's all change for record 24-time North West 200 winner Alastair Seeley after the Carrickfergus rider announced that he will contest the 2020 fonaCAB & Nicholl Oils-sponsored north coast event with Quattro Plant Bournemouth Kawasaki between May 10-16.

North West 200 boss welcomes three-year sponsorship agreement 

The North West 200 has agreed a new three-year title sponsorship deal with fonaCAB and Nicholl Oils, which will run from 2020 until 2022.

It's the perfect time to go and make my TT bow, says Irwin 

Carrickfergus ace Glenn Irwin will make his Isle of Man TT debut next year after declaring that all the pieces have fallen into place.

Honda looks to make its mark in 2020 as Irwin brothers lead the charge 

Honda Racing has announced a formidable rider line-up as they prepare for a fresh 2020 campaign in British Superbike and Superstock championships and on the roads at the International North West 200 and Isle of Man TT with the Irwin brothers from Carrickfergus playing major roles - Glenn in BSB and roads including a debut at the Isle of Man TT while Andrew and Glenn lead Honda's attack on the BSB championship.

Was 12,000 mile journey worth one lap win for Rutter? 

Veteran Michael Rutter was awarded victory in the 53rd Suncity Macau Grand Prix on Saturday in somewhat exceptional circumstances after two red-flag incidents with the result declared after just a single lap.

Hickman and Rutter showing all of their experience in bid for more Macau success 

Peter Hickman started this morning's Macau Grand Prix from pole position on his MGM by Bathams BMW although it was a close run thing as his team-mate Michael Rutter - on the MGM by Bathams Honda RC213V - was just 0.282 seconds behind after the second qualifying session.

Pole star Hickman in a hurry for another Macau win 

Peter Hickman stamped his authority on free practice and first qualifying for tomorrow morning's 53rd Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix, taking provisional pole position.

To see UGP in danger is gutting: chief Johnston 

Noel Johnston, Clerk of the Course of the Ulster Grand Prix for the last 18 years, has issued a statement regarding the uncertain future of the event after last week's revelations that the promoting Dundrod and District Club are facing debts of upwards of £250,000.

Enniskillen Road Races are called off as crisis deepens 

The Enniskillen Road Races will not take place next year the club has officially announced.

Only a matter of weeks left to save the Ulster GP, reveal chiefs 

Drastic and urgent action is needed to save the historic Ulster Grand Prix, organisers have admitted after revealing the extent of the six-figure debt crippling the host Dundrod and District Motorcycle Club.

Six-figure debt could wipe out Ulster GP 

The full extent of the financial crisis threatening the future of the historic Ulster Grand Prix road races can today be revealed.

Ulster Grand Prix organisers facing insolvancy in weeks over six-figure debt 

Drastic and urgent action is needed to save the historic Ulster Grand Prix, organisers have admitted after revealing the extent of the six-figure debt crippling the host Dundrod and District Motorcycle Club.

'Real and imminent danger': Cash-hit Ulster Grand Prix in fight for future 

The future of the Ulster Grand Prix is up in the air after organisers announced that the event is struggling for financial support to remain part of the annual road racing calendar.

I'm determined to repay BMW's faith: Laverty 

Eugene Laverty made his first appearance in BMW colours during the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan yesterday when, alongside team-mate Tom Sykes, he presented the new-look BMW S1000RR that will spearhead their attack on the 2020 World Superbike Championship.

William Dunlop was ready to quit and focus on his family before Skerries crash that claimed his life 

I am of the firm belief that had William Dunlop seen out the 2018 season, he might well have pulled the plug on his racing career.

Rea is on a high, while Iddon signs off in style 

It proved to be a breathtaking weekend of two-wheel action as Jonathan Rea took a clean sweep of World Superbike victories in the final round in Qatar, Christian Iddon sealed his first Sunflower Trophy win at Bishopscourt on his farewell ride for Tyco BMW, and Eunan McGlinchey stamped his authority as a star of the future.

'Dream season': Jonathan Rea claims Qatar treble to pip Bautista's wins tally and round off World Superbike campaign 

Jonathan Rea has ended the season with the most individual victories after completing a hat-trick of successes in Qatar.

Jonathan Rea to make a 'few changes' to his bike after opening World Superbike win in Qatar 

Jonathan Rea won the opening World Superbike race in Qatar last night from pole position after setting the fastest lap in the final five minutes of the Superpole session.

I'll push past wrist pain at Sunflower, says Seeley 

Alastair Seeley, the record holder for most wins at the North West 200 with 25, is the latest addition to the Sunflower Trophy meeting this weekend.

Jonathan Rea eager to secure title for Kawasaki under Losail lights 

The final round of the 2019 World Superbike Championship takes place today, tomorrow and Saturday in the unique desert setting under floodlights around the Losail Circuit in Qatar.

McGreevy hails his incredible journey as he takes title on day of drama 

Ballynahinch man Korie McGreevy won the final Superstock 600cc race of the BSB season at Brands Hatch yesterday on his IMR prepared Century Racing 675cc Triumph.

I'll go out and wrap up British title, vows Redding 

Scott Redding starts odds-on favourite to lift the British Superbike Championship at a Brands Hatch triple-header this weekend in his rookie season.

Fledgling star Keyes relishing Bishopscourt bid 

Young Irish star Kevin Keyes, Tom Fisher and TJ Toms will help the G&S Racing Kawasaki team make a welcome return to Bishopscourt for the 42nd Sunflower Trophy meeting at the end of the month.

'I disagreed completely': Jonathan Rea backs decision to race despite Eugene Laverty criticism 

Recently-crowned five-in-a-row world champion Jonathan Rea swatted away criticism from compatriot Eugene Laverty after scoring a World Superbike double in Argentina on Sunday.

Champion Rea wants double joy for Kawasaki in Argentina 

Jonathan Rea may have a fifth World Superbike crown safely tucked away in his leathers but there is still much to be decided.

Kennedy excited to return to the Superbike stage 

Jack Kennedy will step up to the British Superbike class in 2020 with the TAG Racing/Santander Salt team after retaining his Supersport crown at Donington Park on Saturday.

Kennedy on a high after retaining his British title 

Jack Kennedy retained his British Supersport Championship at Donington Park by winning Saturday's Sprint race by three seconds from his Appleyard McAdam Yamaha team-mate Brad Jones, and he doubled down yesterday with success in the feature race.

Irwin saves his best for last to lay down a marker 

Andrew Irwin pipped Peter Hickman on his final lap to set the fastest Superbike time of the day during free practice for the penultimate round of the British Superbike Championship.

Phillips is hoping to power to Ulster joy 

Lisburn's Carl Phillips will aim to wrap up the AJ Plumbing Ulster Superbike Championship title tomorrow in the 10th and final round at St Angelo Airfield, Enniskillen.