GUY MARTIN'S hopes of getting in some fast laps at the Ulster GP were dashed yesterday after torrential rain hit the big bike practice.After a bright start to the day, the weather deteriorated and by the time practice was due to get underway at 1

Oh, my. Where to start?I’ll start here. If you’ve never been to the Ulster Grand Prix you really need to. Book next year now and, if you don’t like it, feel free to blame me because I’m confident it’ll blow your socks off like it’s done ours

Listen to how tortured this motor sounds in the upper gears for an insight into the colossal speeds at the Ulster Grand Prix as Bruce Anstey stretches the throttle cable to the max.If you've never been to see this insanity in person you're missing a

Guy Martin battling Dunrod's foul weather practiceWITH THE weather once again playing havoc with proceedings at the Ulster Grand Prix, competitors took advantage of a brief break in the torrential rain to get some much needed time on the Dundrod

charged spare battery just might have worked. Wonder if he’s torched it yet?I’ve been to  lot of bike events over the years but, I have to say, with a day to reflect, the marshalling at the Ulster was amazingly slick – just the right level of iron fist

RELENTLESS Suzuki racer Bruce Anstey recorded an astonishing 133.977mph average lap speed in the final race of the Ulster Grand Prix on his TAS prepped GSX-R1000.Kiwi Anstey piloted the GSX-R around the 7.4 mile circuit, smashing the previous record

The cost of spectating at the 2011 Ulster Grand prix is to increase by £10.Organisers, Dundrod Motorcycle Club, blame the huge £409,000 cost of staging last year's event and also fans who skipped paying any admission fee at all.A club statement

UlsterGP lap and the fastest lap of the Isle of Man TT course. But despite his pace, McGuinness lost out to Guy Martin by just 0.056seconds. Under half a second split the top three riders.Speaking after the race, McGuinness commented: "Conditions were

IAN HUTCHINSON, who won last year’s Superbike race at the Ulster GP, has landed a ride for the Rob McElnea Yamaha team in the Superbike and Supersport races in this year's Ulster event on Saturday. The Yorkshireman was looking for machinery to ride

IAN LOUGHER made it a memorable 13th success when he added the 125cc class to his 12 existing Ulster GP victories. Lougher beat William Dunlop to the finishing line by half a bike's length with William's brother, Michael Dunlop, finishing third