Road Racing News

'My decision has been a difficult one and one which I have agonised over for the past three months' - Keith Amor

'I couldn't knock last year to be honest; the only thing we didn't do was win a TT, but hopefully we'll put that right in June' - Guy Martin

'Basically the bike is the same specification as Guy Martin's, except that it doesn't have any of the fancy electronics' - John Burrows

Pre-season shakedown will go ahead as planned in March

International road race star Gary Johnson steals the show at the final two rounds of Thailand's superbike championship on a borrowed five year old Gixer 750!

"We haven't had a big sponsor in Irish short circuit racing for the past 12-15 years" - Kirk Jamison

"Whatever happens it will be better than sitting around in England stuffing my face with turkey and mince pies!" -Gary Johnson.

New documentary boasts unseen material of TT legend

Is it the end of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix as we know it?

Consultancy firm appointed for TT World Series feasibility study.

"Everybody seems to think that it's a done deal and that I'll be racing in a Sidecar at the TT, but I haven't committed to it yet" - Michael Dunlop.

Andrew Brady scoops Senior TT success in the Manx Grand Prix.

Wayne Hamilton is tragically killed in an accident during the Manx Grand Prix festival.

Up and coming youngster Wayne Hamilton, 20, claims victory in historic Manx Grand Prix Newcomers race.

Guy Martin bounces back from losing the first Superbike race at the Ulster GP on 'corrected time' to claim a comfortable victory in the blue riband second Superbike race instead.

John McGuinness and Keith Amor return to road racing at the Ulster Grand Prix as part of the Honda TT Legends team.

Michael Dunlop and William give the Dunlop dynasty more road racing success at the Southern 100.

The Honda TT Legends rider overcame a slow start to catch and pass a determined Martin, winning by 15 seconds.

Derek Brien was competing in the first Supersport race when he suffered a high-speed accident at Gorse Lea.

Ryan Farquhar decides to sit out the remainder of the 2011 Isle of Man TT after hurting himself in an accident during practice.

Bill Currie and Kevin Morgan are killed following an accident during the sidecar qualification at the Isle of Man TT.

"To be coming back for a second attempt is just awesome" - Hudson Kennaugh.

"I rode there last year and thought it was brilliant so I couldn't wait for it to come round again"

The event, which attracts thousands of fans, has been beset by frustrating problems out of organisers' control.