Neil Kernohan

Neil Kernohan (Kernohan Racing Aprilia) leads Barry Furber (Scott Racing Aprilia) and Sean Brolly (Aprilia) in the Supertwin race at the Mid Antrim 150. (Photo by Rod Neill/Pacemaker Press)

Hard-earned Supertwin victory for Neil Kernohan at Mid Antrim 150

Michael Dunlop on his way to victory on the MD Racing BMW at Alexander's Jump at the Mid Antrim 150 on Saturday. (Photo by Stephen Davison/Pacemaker Press)

Michael Dunlop bags hat-trick at Mid Antrim 150 after Open triumph

Michael Dunlop on Michael Sweeney's MSR Aprilia at the Mid Antrim 150 at Clough. (Photo by Rod Neill/Pacemaker Press)

Mid Antrim 150 pole position hat-trick for Michael Dunlop

Michael Dunlop races into Clough village at the Mid Antrim 150 on Friday as the Irish national road race returned after a four-year absence. (Photo by Stephen Davison/Pacemaker Press)

Supersport pole for Michael Dunlop at Mid Antrim 150

Michael Dunlop with John Burrows at the Cookstown 100 on Friday. Dunlop won the red-flagged Open Superbike race on his BMW. (Photo by Rod Neill Pacemaker Press)

Superbike win for Michael Dunlop in red-flagged race at Cookstown 100

Darryl Tweed (Novo Gen by FAO Racing Aprilia) leads Michael Sweeney (MSR Aprilia) in the Supertwin race at the Tandragee 100 on Saturday. (Photo by Stephen Davison/Pacemaker Press)

Darryl Tweed edges dramatic Supertwin win over Michael Sweeney at Tandragee 100

Dominic Herbertson (Burrows Engineering/RK Racing BMW) narrowly beat Michael Sweeney (MJR BMW) in the Cookstown 100 Superbike race to seal a four-timer

Dominic Herbertson pips Michael Sweeney to win Cookstown 100 feature race

Dominic Herbertson (Burrows Engineering/RK Racing Yamaha) leads Michael Sweeney (EM Building Yamaha) in the Supersport race at the Cemcor Cookstown 100 on Saturday

Supersport delight for Dominic Herbertson at Cookstown 100

Dominic Herbertson (Burrows Engineering/RK Racing BMW) was fastest in Superbike qualifying at the Cemcor Cookstown 100

Dominic Herbertson tops Superbike qualifying from Michael Dunlop at Cookstown

Neil Kernohan was a winner in the Lightweight 250 race at the Ulster Grand Prix in 2019

Die-hard road racer Neil Kernohan fears for future of sport

Neil Kernohan (right) with fellow racers Adam McLean and Paul Jordan, and Clerk of the Course William Munnis at the launch of the Armoy Road Races

Ballymena's Neil Kernohan going extra mile for Irish road racing finale at Armoy

The start of the feature 'Race of Legends' at Armoy in 2022, which was won by Davey Todd (174) on the Milenco by Padgett's Honda.

July's Armoy Road Races will be final event of 2023 on insurance-hit calendar

Republic of Ireland rider Derek Sheils won the feature Superbike race at the Mid-Antrim 150 in testing conditions in 2016.

Practice and race schedule for Mid-Antrim 150 road races

Ballymena man Neil Kernohan with the Yamaha R1 and R6 machines he will race in 2022. Picture: Ryan Crooks/Hi-Cam Images.

Neil Kernohan eyes road racing return after breaking his neck in Armoy crash

Armoy Clerk of the Course, Bill Kennedy MBE and road racer Neil Kernohan pictured with Martin and Nicole Laverty, Euro Autospares Limited - sponsors of the Open Superbike race - and their children, Clodagh and Caidan.

New sponsor for Armoy races as organisers await spectators decision

Ballymena's Neil Kernohan with his Logan Yamaha R6.

Neil Kernohan set for Mistral Kawasaki debut at Scarborough Spring Cup
Ballymena road racer Neil Kernohan will return to Scarborough in North Yorkshire this weekend for the Bob Smith Spring Cup meeting at Oliver’s Mount.
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Paul Jordan on his 600 Yamaha at the Cookstown 100.

Paul Jordan in late deal to ride Logan Racing Yamaha in Supersport class at Nort...

Derek McGee on his way to victory in the KDM Hire Cookstown 100 Superbike race on Saturday. Picture: Pacemaker Press.

Live updates from the KDM Hire Cookstown 100 - Derek McGee clinches treble!

Ballymena man Neil Kernohan with his new Logan Racing Yamaha R1M. Picture: Mark Fenton.

Ulster Grand Prix winner Neil Kernohan adds Yamaha R1M to Logan Racing stable

Peter Hickman was named the man of the meeting at the MCE Ulster Grand Prix. He received the Darran Lindsay trophy from Darran's children Ben, Zack and Poppy.

ULSTER GP: Hickman crowned man of the meeting after treble

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