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Due to a failed course safety inspection the 2026 Athena Road races have been cancelled. Following the cancellation the Public Relations Officer and President of the Club have both resigned…
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Relive the high-octane action from the 2026 Classic TT on the Isle of Man Mountain Course. From Michael Dunlop’s record-breaking hat-trick and John McGuinness’s milestone
Johnny Stewart etched his name into Isle of Man road racing folklore at the 2026 Manx Grand Prix, claiming a historic four-race clean sweep across the Sportbike, Supersport, Junior, and Senior classes. Catch up on all the qualifying highlights, record lap speeds, and complete race podiums from an unforgettable week on the Mountain Course.
Dynamic young rider Adam Brown, who recently impressed race pundits on the JDR Yamaha, now has the opportunity to further his career with ALTUS RACING at Moto-America
The Manx Grand Prix Races is deeply saddened to announce that Sam Naughton, 37, from Castletown, Isle of Man, died in an incident during Wednesday afternoon’s qualifying at the 2026 Manx Grand Prix.
The late Aubrey McAuley in action on the Twistgrip Supporters Club 125 Honda.
This year, a powerful tradition is reignited at the heart of Irish road racing with the revival of the cherished ‘Aubrey McAuley’ Memorial Cup. More than just a trophy, the Cup represents decades of passion and camaraderie, and its return is a beacon for those who remember the golden era of two-stroke racing. Through the dedication and vision of Joe Wright and Barry Davidson, this influential prize will once again command the spotlight at the National road races, awarded to the Top 125 GP Competitor at the conclusion of the 2026 Irish Road Race Championships.
“Cookstown 100 Races Secure Major Boost with BEAR Competitions Sponsorship Renewal.”
Get ready for the most electrifying event of the year! Bear Competitions is back as the headline sponsor for the highly anticipated 2026 Cookstown 100 road races, igniting the circuit on Friday and Saturday, 24th and 25th April. Renowned for jaw-dropping online competitions and unforgettable prizes, BEAR Competitions is a powerhouse in the local scene, fueling excitement like never before.
With the countdown officially on, this thrilling announcement supercharges the excitement around this year’s event. Last year, BEAR Competitions raised the bar with an incredible £1,000 prize fund up for grabs for anyone who bought a race package. On top of that, Saturday exploded with a pulse-pounding series of live competitions—what more could a true racing fan want? Imagine the thunder of elite road racers battling it out, and you standing trackside, ready to claim spectacular prizes!
Ian Hutchinson will join Burrows Engineering / RK Racing for his 2026 Supersport campaigns at both the Northwest 200 and Isle of Man TT, onboard the teams Ducati Panigale V2.
John Burrows said:
“We’re absolutely delighted to have Ian onboard our Ducati V2 in the Supersport class at both the Northwest 200 and the Isle of Man TT Races. Ian needs no introduction – he’s a 16-time TT winner, with many of those victories coming in the Supersport class.
“Over the last season or so, I’ve seen a real hunger in Ian again, almost a resurgence after what has been a few tough years for him. You can see the desire to succeed is still very much there, and that’s something that really excites and motivates us as a team.
After a frenetic first week of navigation tests, marathon challenges and multiple leaderboard shakeups, the 48th Dakar Rally charged into its second week with everything still to play for. With dunes raising temperatures and spirits alike, the second marathon stage and final five specials delivered drama, strategy, heartbreak and history – true to the spirit that has made Dakar the world’s toughest motorsport adventure.
Official results and standings are taken from the Dakar website and verified race reporting.
The Loughshinny Club have confirmed via a social media posting today that 2026 will see a return to road racing for the Skerries 100.
Loughshinny Motorcycle Supporters Club is delighted to announce the return of the legendary Skerries 100 on 4th and 5th July 2026.
Safe to say, one of Ireland’s most iconic road racing events is roaring back to life, and we couldn’t be happier to welcome riders, teams, and fans once again.
The South West Road Races Athea Facebook Page has issued a statement re the plans for their 2026 event…
12th 13th September | Motorcycle Road Racing Returns to Athea
We are excited to announce finally the long awaited return of motorcycle road racing to Athea with the South West Road Races taking place on 12th 13th September.
After far too long away the roads of Athea will once again echo with the sound speed and spectacle that only real road racing can deliver. Two full days of high octane action on fast demanding public roads backed by passionate crowds and an unbeatable atmosphere.
As the dust settles over Riyadh for the traditional mid-point Rest Day, the 2026 Dakar Rally has already lived up to its reputation as the world’s most gruelling race. From the labyrinthine canyons of AlUla to the daunting dunes of the Empty Quarter, the first week has been a masterclass in survival, navigation, and raw speed.
Here is the TBNI.Blog mid-rally report on the state of play as we head into the decisive second week.
Official results and standings are taken from the Dakar website and verified race reporting.
The first half of the 2026 edition has been defined by the razor-thin margins in the Motorbike category and a changing of the guard in the Cars. While the heavy hitters have largely kept their machines in one piece, the “Marathon” stages have already claimed several high-profile victims.
The story of the week is undoubtedly the resurgence of Daniel “Chucky” Sanders. After a victory in 2025, the Australian has shown immense composure, fending off a ferocious four-pronged attack from the Monster Energy Honda HRC squad. In the Car category, the debut of The Dacia Sandriders has turned the leaderboard on its head, with Nasser Al-Attiyah proving that a new manufacturer doesn’t mean a slower pace.
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