Race 1 - Supertwin (4 Laps) - Richard Cooper claims dominant win after red flag forces restart
Race 2 – Supersport (6 laps) - Davey Todd edges Cooper to secure Supersport double
Race 3 – Superbike (6 laps) - Glenn Irwin declared race winner after three laps following red flag
Race 4 – Supertwin (4 laps) - Cooper eases to second win of the day
Race 5 – Superstock (5 laps) - Seeley beats Michael Dunlop to take double
Race 6 – NW200 Superbike race (5 laps) - Irwin declared winner after red flag
Lap 1/4
McWilliams holds off Cooper into Metropole but the English riders takes the lead into Juniper with a brave move around the outside.
McLean is still holding onto third.
The top three flash across the line and are separated by 0.7 seconds!
Lap 1/4
Cooper blasts past McLean on the run to Mather's.
McWilliams still leads but Cooper will fancy his chances into Metropole.
Lap 1/4
There's plenty of squabbling on the first run down to Station and McWIlliams leads into University!
McLean is into second and Cooper is third. The top three have broken away from the rest of the pack already!
Lap 1/4
Cooper makes the perfect start and McLean is into second as they blast into York for the first time!
McWilliams is third.
The Supertwin race is goo!
Four laps. Can anyone stop Richard Cooper?
The Twins are back on the grid after their warm-up lap.
A few adjustments are taking place after the wind has swapped a full 180 degrees from Thursday. There's now a headwind heading towards University.
Philip McCallen is reporting there's a damp area at University after mud had to be washed off the circuit in that area. It's drying, but it is a touch damp.
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The Supertwins are on the grid and we're getting build-up from the front row.
Richard Cooper (1st): "We all know races are never a foregone conclusion. We have unfinished business. I think there will be a fight and the guys know what I have underneath me and they will be doing their best to make me work for it."
Jeremy McWilliams (2nd): "We should be there or there abouts. This is exactly what we want. The wind has completely changed which throws in a bit of a curveball. This one lap is a bit of a check for the gearing but it's the same for everyone and I could see people changing when we get back around."
Paul Jordan (3rd): I'm not feeling too bad. Looking forward to this and seeing how we get on. We want to do well and you have to expect to have nerves. I want to be on that podium and that's what I aim to be fighting for."
Race one
The Supertwins are away on their warm-up lap.
1 Richard Cooper
2 Jeremy McWilliams
3 Paul Jordan
4 Adam McLean
5 Michael Dunlop DNS
6 Lee Johnston DNS
7 Michawl Sweeney
8 Stefano Bonetti
9 Peter Hickman
10 Joe Loughlin
Richard Petrie
BBC Sport NI at NW200
Richard Cooper suffered disappointment 12 months ago when he crossed the line first in both Supertwins races but the Kawasaki he was riding was eliminated from the results for a technical infringement.
The Nottingham rider can go some way to make amends for that this time out as he occupies pole position for today's Twin races.
The 40-year-old was to ride a Yamaha prepared by Michael Rutter and his Batham's Racing team but after that deal fell through, he finds himself aboard a Ryan Farquhar-prepared Kawasaki.
Cooper will have one rival less to worry about in this opening Twins race as Michael Dunlop has opted to sit out this one.
Regulations state riders can only compete in five races on any given day so the Ballymoney rider's McAdoo Kawasaki will be parked up until race two later in the day.
The forecast looks very promising for the Triangle circuit.
One less thing for the organisers to worry about...
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Coverage of today's racing is available on the BBC iPlayer
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There's a real buzz around the paddock and pits as we get ready for a full day of racing.
Will there be any wins for Michael Dunlop or Glenn Irwin today?
Here's a reminder of today's schedule.
You can watch today's racing live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, and you can listen on the website on Radio Foyle.
Image source, BBC SportNorth West 200 Schedule
The Supertwins are warming up in the pits before they head to the grid. It's glorious now on the north coast.
Alastair Seeley reflects on his victory in Thursday night's Superstock race which takes him to a total of 28 North West 200 career wins.
Alastair Seeley grabs his 28th North West 200 victory
The roads have been closed and it's now glorious on the north coast.
The final pre-race checks will take place before we can get underway.
Watch the best of the action from Thursday's racing at the North West 200.
Watch: North West 200 Thursday highlights