Glenn Irwin wins Superbikes race; Davey Todd second and Michael Dunlop third
Richard Cooper wins Supersport race; Peter Hickman second and Michael Dunlop third
Supersport (18:30) and Superstock (19:15) - all races four laps
Stephen Watson is joined by Larry Carter, Phillip McCallen, Lee Johnston and Jenny Tinmouth
Commentary from Steve Parrish and Keith Huewen
Philip McCallen
11-time race winner at the NW200
At 60-years of age we're very proud of what Jeremy [McWilliams] is doing, but I was looking at the timesheets last night and we have a lot of local men at his heels so it's not going to be easy for him.
Just over 15 minutes into this Supertwins session and sixty-year-old Jeremy McWilliams is proving age is no barrier as he continues his form of yesterday, topping the lap speeds early on today at 108.206mph.
That's faster than the speed he set in first qualifying on Wednesday afternoon.
Mike Browne is giving chase with 107.545, then Peter Hickman 107.453 and Richard Cooper at 106.852.
2024 North West 200
Watch: Wednesday Supertwin practice at the NW200
Jenny Tinmouth
Fastest woman around the IOM TT
It was perfect yesterday, perfect conditions and the pace of all the riders straight out of the gate was fantastic.
It was fantastic to be down here and to be in amongst it and to smell it!
Michael Dunlop says he is pushing to end his North West 200 win drought at the 2024 event.
Despite extending his number of victories at the Isle of Man TT to 25, Dunlop last won at the Northern Ireland road race in 2016.
The 35-year-old, who is nursing a wrist injury after a crash at the Cookstown 100, has brought three new motorcycles to the road race.
“I would like to have a win here and come Thursday and Saturday we’ll have a push,” Dunlop told BBC Sport NI.
Read more of what Michael Dunlop had to say about how he might fare at this week's North West 200 here.
Image source, Pacemaker PressMichael Dunlop's last NW200 win was back in 2016
Four different classes, four different pacesetters.
That can all change today though with final qualifying about to get underway.
The best speeds for each rider taking into account both Wednesday and Thursday's sessions will decide the final grid positions for the races.
Image source, Pacemaker PressTop speeds - Wednesday
Glenn Irwin set an unofficial course lap record in posting the fastest speed of the opening Superbike practice session at the North West 200 on Wednesday.
The PBM Ducati rider topped the timesheets with a lap of four minutes 18.553 seconds, 124.895mph.
That speed bettered Peter Hickman's two-year-old existing benchmark of 124.799 by two tenths of a second but remains unofficial as only laps registered in a race count towards the official record books.
Irwin was fastest for most of the session until Milwaukee BMW rider Davey Todd moved to the summit of the leaderboard with a circuit at 124.243.
Read more of the report from Wednesday's first practice session here.
Image source, Pacemaker PressGlenn Irwin set the pace in first Superbike qualifying on Wednesday
Supertwins are off and running folks, a prompt start from the organisers today.
Anyone who thought Glenn Irwin would have it all his own way in the Superbike class can think again as Davey Todd threw down the gauntlet to the eight-time winner, posting a lap speed just 1.35 seconds slower than Irwin.
It was a productive day for Todd, who also topped the Superstock times and was second behind Richard Cooper in the Supersports.
Jeremy McWilliams was best of the Supertwins in their truncated session.
Michael Dunlop performed well too, with three third places on the leaderboards, while Dean Harrison and Peter Hickman were in the mix too.
Image source, Pacemaker PressWednesday's Superbike practice results
Image source, Pacemaker PressWednesday's Supersport practice results
Image source, Pacemaker PressWednesday's Superstock practice results
Image source, Pacemaker PressWednesday's Supertwins practice results
Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the North West 200
Image source, BBC SportIt's nice and dry in the air this morning and the forecast looks great, but the overnight rain on the north coast has left its mark.
There are damp patches right around the circuit, especially on the start/finish where the morning traffic hasn't had a chance to dry the tarmac out.
It will prove to be a tricky test for the riders, especially for those who want to improve their grid positions.
Stick or twist?
Image source, BBC SportGood morning and a warm welcome to our live coverage of the second qualifying session for this week's North West 200 international road race.
We are pleased to report that the skies are clear for the second day of action over the nine-mile Triangle public roads circuit here on the north coast of Northern Ireland and we are anticipating another day of adrenaline-fuelled high-speed action.
There are some lingering damp patches on the course from last night's rain but hopefully these will dry up soon when the sun fingers crossed makes an appearance!
First up for practice today are the Supertwins, who had their session shortened yesterday, then the Superbikes are back out, followed by the Supersports, Superstocks and Supertwins again.
Plenty for the thousands of fans who have gathered round the circuit to enjoy.
Then after a break for some sustenance and any last-minute changes to the bikes, we're into a three-race programme this evening - a Superbike race, a Supersport event and an outing for the Superstocks, all scheduled for race distances of four laps.
Live video stream coverage will again rev into action at 10:00 BST so be sure to stay with us throughout the day to follow all the action as it unfolds.