NW200 - Thursday racing 17:00 - 19:00 BST
Race one: Supersport Race - 17:45 BST (6 Laps)
Race Two: Superstock Race - 18:30 BST (6 Laps)
Race Three: Supertwin Race - 19:15 BST (4 Laps)
Superstock race
The Superstock race is up and running.
The riders were allowed two warm-up laps but came in after one, presumably with their tyres in mind in the wet conditions.
Three more riders have opted out of the Superstock race due to the wet conditions - Michael Dunlop, Michael Sweeney and John McGuinness
Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the North West 200
With Glenn Irwin sitting this one out (nobody will hold that against him, it's still miserable out there!) it's another wide-open battle for the win.
Seeley for the double? Or can someone else take advantage of the conditions?
Alastair Seeley's wife Danni enjoys his Supersport win.
Image source, PacemakerAlastair Seeley's wife Danni enjoys his Supersport win
The riders are out on the Superstock warm-up laps.
Race number two of the evening incoming.
Glenn Irwin was due to be on pole for this Superstock race but he has decided to sit this one out due to the wet conditions.
"I've got two young kids and I hope people understand," he said.
Fermanagh man Lee Johnston is among the other riders who have opted out of this one because of the wet conditions.
Supersport race
They don't call him the Wee Wizard for nothing.
You can tell how much Alastair Seeley enjoyed that.
Twenty-five and counting for the North West 200 wins record holder.
The Wee Wizard seals his 25th win at the North West 200
Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the North West 200
Well, that wasn't a bad way to start the North West! It may be dull and dreary but the racing was anything but!
What a moment for Alastair Seeley as he collects win number 25! What an achievement for the Wee Wizard!
Davey Todd pushed him all the way and Jeremy McWilliams showed all his class to come home in third place.
Supersport race
Here you go.
The standings and times from our opening race of the night.
Image source, BBC SportSupersport result
Alastair Seeley is well used to standing on top of the North West 200 podium but he will savour that one that bit more give the two-year absence of the event.
Well done, too, to Davey Todd in second and Jeremy McWilliams in third.
The pictures say everything about how difficult the conditions were for the riders in that Supersport race, the opening event of the evening.
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Quote MessageI couldn't see much on that final lap but it was so much fun to be in amongst them. Fair play to the boys who dominated - I couldn't have gone much faster!
Jeremy McWilliams, Third place, Supersport race
Quote MessageWow. You couldn't have thrown any worse conditions at me but I had a good Yamaha and I think experience showed. I knew Davey Todd would come into this event strongly as he has confidence and he pushed me all the way.
Alastair Seeley, NW200 Supersport winner
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a first winner at the North West 200 since 2019.
And it's Alastair Seeley who extends his record number of wins on this circuit to 25 with what is his 13th Supersport victory.
Davey Todd gave it all he had to finish second with Jeremy McWilliams in third and Adam McLean fourth.
The slipsteam had helped Davey Todd on that third lap as he surged past Alastair Seeley to take the lead and held Seeley off as he looked to nip in front of him.
Eventually, though, Seeley has overtaken him and has the lead as we go into the fourth and final lap.
Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the North West 200
It's Alastair Seeley vs Davey Todd for the lead and Jeremy McWilliams vs Adam McLean for third! Two great battles.
Will the experienced heads of Seeley and McWIlliams come out on top or can the young challengers of Todd and McLean prevail?
We've got ourselves a proper race on our hands here at the end of lap two.
Just as it was first time around, Alastair Seeley and Davey Todd are out in front, with record wins holder Seeley currently with the edge.
Jeremy McWilliams still in striking distance in third.
Can't take your eyes off this one.
Richard Petrie
BBC Sport NI at Ballysally
Quote MessageJeremy McWilliams knows better at his age to be out doing this but he's using all his experience out there to keep in with the leaders.
It's Alastair Seeley, Davey Todd and Jeremy McWilliams as one-two-three at the end of the first lap.
Michael Dunlop was back in 12th and he has now come in and his race is finished.
What a start that is from Davey Todd as he opens up an early lead from Alastair Seeley in second and now Adam McClean in third.
Keep an eye on Jeremy McWilliams, too, as he is looking strong.