By * 27 different racers took Irish Road Race Championship round victories.
* Six competitors claimed Supersport 300 class podium finishes.
* Barry Davidson is now only one win shy of the 100 Irish roads wins mark.
* Michael Dunlop and Ryan Farquhar have now combined, 323 Irish road race victories.
* Ballymoney’s Dunlop post a hat-trick of wins at Walderstown, has chalked up to date 112 Irish roads triumphs.
* Davey Todd became at Armoy, just the third different ‘Race of Legends’ Champion.
* First time Irish roads winners this year included WH Racing’s Julian Trummer and Marcus Simpson.
* No Kawasaki mounted riders won this year Superbike, Superstock races.
* Ten racers secured Ulster Road Race Championship titles.
* Top Honda runner in the re-started feature race at Cookstown, was the evergreen Paul Cranston, who claimed the ‘Man of the Meeting’ accolade forty years ago in 1982!
* Richard Vuillermet is now France’s fastest Cookstown exponent.
* Chris Meyer is now Germany’s fastest Cookstown exponent.
* Unofficially during qualifying at Mid Antrim, Michael Browne equalled Derek Sheils existing lap record.
* Peter Hickman now uniquely holds at the same time, the outright TT, Ulster Grand Prix and North West 200 lap records.
* Following his sixth successive NW200 Superbike triumph, Glenn Irwin equalled the amount of North West victories acquired by Honda Racing team mate John McGuinness MBE.
* Sixteen racers across NW200 competition, recorded 120 mph + lap speeds.
* Brian McCormack gave FHO Racing their first Irish national roads success, at Faugheen.
* Since 2019, Michael Sweeney has taken four Irish Road Race Championship titles.
Photo credit: Tommy Vennard
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
