Supertwins race one: Peter Hickman

Superbike race one: Glenn Irwin

Supersport race: Michael Dunlop

Superstock race: Storm Stacey

Supertwins race two: Jeremy McWilliams

NW200 Superbike race: Storm Stacey

Glenn Irwin, whose Superbike winning streak came to an end: "I said to Steve Plater at the end of the warm-up lap about the wind because I didn't feel it was so safe. I felt super strong in areas, but I didn't feel like 100% me. It is what it is, it's 13 consecutive podiums in the Superbike class. To lose a win streak in this manner is tough, but I've also won races after two laps. It's worked for me previously You win some and you lose some in racing."

Davey Todd
Nine-time NW200 winner

All respect to Storm, he has done a fantastic job, I expected him to be fast immediately.

Storm Stacey, NW200 feature race winner: "Glenn done all the talking for me. Whether it was mind games or not, but Glenn said some lovely things about me at the launch event. I didn't know how that was going to play out. I was a little bit gutted when they said it was going to restart, but now they have declared the race".

North West 200 event director Mervyn Whyte: "Our plan was to have a restart. When we looked at the oil spill, it was 40 or 50m on the exit of Juniper chicane. Safety is paramount and it's taking a lot of time to clean with the roads opening soon.

"You've the young and the old [Stacey and McWilliams' win], which is good for the North West 200. Storm settled in. I didn't think he would be winning two races, so he deserves all the credit."

Due to the oil spill coming out of Juniper Hill, the feature Superbike race has been declared and Storm Stacey is the winner.

Dean Harrison is second and Glenn Irwin is third.

Sorry folks, race control have announced a further delay of 10 minutes.

Race control says there will be a delay of 15 minutes to deal with the oil spill.

Lee Johnston
Five-time winner on BBC iPlayer

This is where a calm personality comes into play. If you are relaxed you can save your energy. That's why those riders excel at the Isle of Man TT.

The race will be re-run over three racing laps, with a sighting lap before they set off.

They are cleaning up some oil on the exit of Juniper Hill, which came from a bike that had pulled off the circuit.

Stacey around the outside of Harrison at Juniper to retake the lead by 0.667 seconds.

Irwin is third and Hickman, in fourth, sets the fastest lap of the race!

Harrison now leads as we power into Portrush for the third time.

Stacey from third to first into Mather's!

Harrison drops to third and Irwin is sandwiched between them.

Irwin flies past on the run to Coleraine and Harrison also moves into second.

Irwin struggles for traction on the run to Black Hill and Stacey gets through.

Irwin has a look into Juniper but Stacey holds it.

Harrison, Hickman and Brooks are still right there.

Dunlop is into the pits to retire.

Glenn Irwin cuts across Stacey's nose on the run to Magherabuoy. He's into the lead and is trying to pull clear into Metropole.

Harrison blasts past Stacey for the lead, but the Superstock winner its straight back.

Irwin is into second into University.

Stacey gets Harrison into Juniper to lead at the end of the first lap.

The gap is 0.478 seconds, with Irwin, Brookes, Hickman, Hutchinson and Dunlop the top seven.

Dean Harrison takes the lead into Magherabuoy and Irwin has recovered to third.