That's it from us after a very busy day of racing at Armoy.

Mike Browne was the standout performer in 2025 with four wins to take his overall career tally to eight, while Paul Jordan also grabbed his share of the headlines with a Supertwins double.

We hope you enjoyed our livestream coverage of the meeting and thanks for joining us!

Enjoy the rest of your evening and don't forget to watch the highlights on BBC One NI at 22:20 BST on Saturday 2 August or watch on demand on BBC iPlayer.

Paul Jordan is rewarded for his consistency across both days of racing with the man-of-the-meeting trophy.

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Mike Browne takes the Race of Legends trophy from Paul Jordan and Michael Sweeney.

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Here is the top 10 from the Race of Legends feature....

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Mike Browne, winner of the Race of Legends and a four-time winner at the 2025 Armoy road races, speaking to BBC Sport NI:

"It's pretty special. I had to work hard for that one at the start. I pulled away on the third lap and then rode a defensive race, riding to my pit-boards."

Mike Browne crosses the line to win the feature 'Race of Legends' by 4.3 seconds from Paul Jordan, with both riders Honda-mounted.

Michael Sweeney was a second adrift of Jordan in third, then Conor Cummins, Jamie Coward and Phil Crowe completing the leading six.

Browne recorded the fastest lap of the race on his sixth circuit at 106.898mph.

Browne has pulled the pin and leads by 2.5 seconds after lap five on his Honda with the help of the fastest lap of the race so far at 106.526mph.

Jordan still second and Sweeney third, with Conor Cummins up to fourth.

Mike Browne has an advantage of 0.117 seconds over Jordan at the end of lap three/ Can the Republic of Ireland rider make a break for it?

Paul Jordan led Mike Browne by half a second after lap one but his lead was reduced slightly to 0.3 seconds after their second circuit.

Michael Sweeney occupies third spot.

We're off and running for the feature 'Race of Legends'.

This has all the makings of a cracker. Seven laps once again.

Sean Brolly just saw off Kevin Lavery after a ding-dong battle at the front of the Senior Support.

This is your top 10....

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Just a reminder that in the first 'big bike' race of the day, the Open event, Mike Browne was the winner from Michael Sweeney and Paul Jordan.

There were plenty of damp patches about for that race but there should be a lot more dry tarmac for this one.

Stand by for the feature race of the day. 'The Race of Legends', which will round off Saturday's race programme.

Only three riders have previously had their names carved on the winners' trophy - Michael Dunlop, winner on 10 occasions, Davey Todd, with two wins, and Ryan Farquhar, who was the victor in 2010.

Whose name will be added to that roll of honour?

Sean Brolly completes a stellar day by just edging out Kevin Lavery by sixth one hundredths of a second to take victory in the Senior Support race.

It was fast and furious at the front as the pair battled for supremacy throughout, with Brolly building on his third-place finish in the Supertwins race earlier by sealing the win.

Lee Hara completed the rostrum.

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Manx rider Conor Cummins told BBC Sport NI that he was enjoying his Armoy road race weekend with his Burrows Engineering/RK Racing team.

Cummins returned to the event last year after a lengthy absence with an FHO Racing-backed BMW at his disposal and came back for 2025 with his family, so much did he enjoy the 2024 edition of the meeting.

Cummins rides a BMW for the Northern Ireland-based Burrows Engineering/RK Racing team in the big bike races and a Ducati V2 for the same outfit in the Supersport class.

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Winner Andy Farrell is joined by runner-up Sam West and Kristian Didelot, who took third, in the Classic Superbike event.

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Revs are up and they are off....

Polesitter Kevin Lavery is the man looking to do a double after winning the Junior Support earlier in the day.

The penultimate race of the day, the Senior Support, is just about ready for blast off.

A poignant tattoo of the late Joey Dunlop was spotted on one race fan's leg at the Armoy races.

This year marks 25 years since the legendary Ballymoney rider's passing.

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Mike Browne celebrates his Open race success with members of his BPE by Russell Racing team, including team principal Alister Russell and former racer Gary Dunlop, son of the late, great Joey.

Browne will target a fourth race of the meeting in the upcoming 'Race of Legends' after also triumphing in the two Supersport races.

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