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Lee Johnston’s strong start to the 2022 season continued at the North West 200 on Saturday when he not only repeated his Supersport victory from three years ago but also added three more podiums to his haul at the Triangle circuit.
Had Davey Todd not been affected by problems with Dunlop tyres, the Milenco by Padgetts rider could well have walked away from last week’s North West 200 with the Man of the Meeting award as he was superb across the two days of racing.
There is little doubt the North West 200 is one of the most unusual - and most exciting - events in the motorcycle racing world and this year, the first for three years, was no exception.
Monster Energy Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo suffered a disappointing FrenchGP after missing the podium at his home race.
After an eight-year gap, Josh Brookes made a successful return to the North West 200 with third and fourth place finishes on the MCE Ducati in the Superbike races, positions which he felt were more than positive given the lengthy absence.
Glenn Irwin again delivered some mercurial performances at Saturday’s International North West 200 and although he didn’t win all three of his races, which he believed possible, his two Superbike wins made it six victories in a row in the class, the first time anyone’s achieved such a feat.
Pramac’s Johann Zarco recovered from a three-place grid penalty to fifth in front of his home crowd at the FrenchGP.
Pecco Bagnaia looked to be on for his second victory in a row on Sunday before the Ducati Lenovo crashed out of the FrenchGP with six laps to go.