By Numerous top rate road racers will be tackling the returning, Bishopcourt based Jim Finlay Sunflower Trophy races.
One of the prime favourites for feature race honours will unquestionably be, North West 200 wins record holder, 2022 Ulster Superbike Champion Alastair Seeley.
Recent Stars at Darley winner, British Supersport podium finisher Richard Cooper is another top contender and expect the quickest NW200 newcomer in history, to also strongly contend for 600cc honours aboard the Boyce Precision Engineering/Russell Racing Yamaha.
Additional star names in action across Friday, Saturday include; Cooper’s team-mate, 16 times TT winner Ian Hutchinson (Boyce Precision Engineering/Russell Racing), Jeremy McWilliams competing in the Wilson Craig Racing colours.
BE Racing/RK Racing’s Michael Browne, Steve Henshaw Gold Cup victor Adam McLean and a certain 21 times TT winner by the name of Michael Dunlop.
A last-minute addition to the entry list, Ballymoney ace Dunlop is set to take the controls of the Supersport/1000cc McAdoo Kawasaki steeds, after Derek Sheils withdrew his entry following a recent illness.
Photo credit: Baylon McCaughey
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
