2025 Armoy Road Races Summary

2025 Armoy Road Races Summary :

2025 Armoy Road races - Photograph from AMRRC Facebook Page
2025 Armoy Road races – Photograph from AMRRC Facebook Page

Armoy, Co. Antrim – July 25th & 26th 2025 – The 2025 Armoy Road Races, the final round of this year’s Ulster Road Race Championships, lived up to expectations as a spectacular showcase of pure road racing talent. Despite changeable conditions, with one large rain shower and an oil spill putting a temporary delay on a race day that was otherwise running like clockwork, the event culminated in a masterful display by Cork’s Michael Browne, who clinched the coveted ‘Race of Legends’ title and a sensational quadruple of victories.

The picturesque County Antrim village once again proved to be a formidable arena for some of the sport’s finest, drawing a massive crowd and a competitive field of 147 riders, including over 20 newcomers and international competitors. The weather, a typical Northern Irish mix, added an extra layer of complexity, demanding exceptional skill and quick decision-making from the riders and their teams.

2025 also marked the first year the event was live streamed, with full coverage of race day on the BBC iPlayer in association with Greenlight TV.


2025 Armoy Road Races : Full Results and Timings


The Race of Legends: Browne Reigns Supreme

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2025 Armoy Road Races Results

2025 Armoy Road Races Results :

The 2025 Armoy Road Races : The Race of Legends were held over the weekend of 25th and 26th July 2025. Friday 25th July 2025 saw a full day of qualifying followed by two races in the evening. Saturday 26th July 2025 was a full race day with 12 races taking place across the day.


2025 Armoy Road Races Summary


Friday 25th July 2025 :

2025 Armoy Road Races - Supertwin Race 1 Starting Grid - Photo from AMRRC Facebook Page
2025 Armoy Road Races – Supertwin Race 1 Starting Grid – Photo from AMRRC Facebook Page
Race. 1 : Clyde Shanks Supertwin
Race 2 : Hilton Car Sales Supersport

Saturday 26th July 2025 :

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2025 Armoy Road Races to be Televised Live

2025 Armoy Road Races to be Televised Live :

2025 Armoy Road Races to be Televised Live - Photograph from the Armoy Club’s Facebook Page

The Armoy Club have confirmed via a Press Release that the 2025 Armoy Road Races will be Televised Live!


Armoy Road Races to be Streamed Live on BBC Sport NI :

Motorcycling road racing fans from around the world are in for a real treat this weekend (Saturday 26th July) as the Armoy Road Races will be streamed live for the first time by BBC Sport NI. 

All the action will be streamed live on the BBC iPlayer for UK audiences and available internationally on the BBC Sport NI website. 

Produced by Greenlight Television, this pilot programme marks a significant milestone for the Armoy Road Racing Motorcycle Club (AMRRC) as they aim to expand their international reach. The event, renowned for its thrilling atmosphere, attracts fans and riders worldwide, offering them a chance to witness the excitement of Saturday’s racing from their homes.

Gareth McAuley, Chairman of AMRRC said; “This will give road racing fans access to one of the most popular events in the calendar. This is a fantastic development for the Armoy Road Races and something that the Club is very proud of.

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Armoy 2025 Launched

Armoy 2025 Launched :

The 2025 Armoy Road Races have issued a Press Release re the launch event held on 18th June 2025.


You can watch the stream here: https://fb.watch/Aobu0eq-cR/?


2025 Armoy 2025 Launch Photo

Excitement Builds as Event Officially Launched at Bayview Hotel

Officially launched at the Bayview Hotel, Portballintrae, on Wednesday 18th June 2025, the Armoy Road Races 2025 is set to welcome thousands of fans alongside a strong line-up of world-class riders, all preparing to go head-to-head for a coveted place on the podium.

Members of the Armoy Motorcycle Road Racing Club (AMMRC) welcomed sponsors to the launch, alongside riders, Jamie Coward, Paul Jordan, Dominic Herbertson and Neil Kernohan and team manager Trevor Scott of Scott Racing, and for the first time ever it was streamed live on the Club’s Facebook page with Stephen Watson hosting.

Title sponsor of the Race of Legends, Trevor Kane and AMRRC Chairman, Gareth McAuley, gave special addresses to pay tribute to all the riders and to those who work to ensure the success of the races and to outline this year’s schedule. 

“Northern Ireland is synonymous with road racing, and we have an immense amount of talent right here on our doorstep,” Gareth said. “As a Club, it makes us very proud to be able to bring world-class riders to the event every year and to see how passionate the fans are, travelling from all parts of the world, near and far, to attend the races.

“The Armoy Road Races is currently in its 16th year and on behalf of the Club, we’re so honoured to see it grow into the world-class event it is today.”

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