Three races on Thursday night
Supersport (six laps) - Lee Johnston wins as Seeley crashes out
Superstock (six) - Peter Hickman cruises to victory
Supertwin (four) - Stefano Bonetti becomes Italy's first ever winner at the North West 200
Right then, ready for some racing?
We start with a familiar face leading the way in the Supersport class.
Alastair Seeley is hoping to bag his 25th win round the triangle circuit and continue his dominance in the Supersport Race One.
Image source, BBC SportSupersport
Jonathan Rea, David Healy and Peter Canavan were among the fine local talent who turned their attentions to Royal Portrush yesterday.
Stars of sport enjoy NW 200 golf day at Open venue
Remember earlier this week when there was concern over Glenn Irwin's perceived lack of confidence?
Yeah, we can all stop being concerned now.
Last year's double winner in the Superbikes class came roaring back to form in this afternoon's qualification, setting the fastest lap that the North West 200 has ever seen while taking pole position for Saturday's Superbikes.
The Carrickfergus rider clocked 123.362 mph, smashing the record held by Michael Dunlop since 2016. So quick was the racing this afternoon that Dean Harrison and Alastair Seeley also outpaced Dunlop's three-year record and still didn't get on pole. So Saturday could be pretty good...
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