Stacey still leads into Mather's cross from Brookes and Harrison.

He's on it.

Stacey leads out of Mill Road from Brookes and Harrison.

Hutchinson and Irwin are in the mix.

We are racing!

Irwin leads but Stacey, on his BMW Superstock, is right there.

He's up the inside or Irwin at York and runs him wide.

We've had five different winners in five races today.

Will it be six from six, or will Irwin, Dunlop, Stacey or Hickman get back on the top step?

Harrison, Brookes and Hutchinson are all looking for that first win this week.

Front row

1. Dean Harrison

2. Glenn Irwin

3. Richard Cooper (DNS)

Second row

4. Josh Brookes

5. Michael Dunlop

6. Storm Stacey

Third row

7. Ian Hutchinson

8. Peter Hickman

9. Erno Kostamo

The bikes are back in the pits ahead of the final race of the day.

Shouldn't be too long before we're up and running.

The bikes are off on their sighting lap ahead of the feature North West 200 Superbike race.

So, we've one race to go and it's the North West 200 Superbike race.

Glenn Irwin won the first Superbike race. Will he make it two out of two?

At the age of 62, Jeremy McWilliams extends his record as the oldest rider to win at the North West 200.

You're only as old as you feel, right?

Alastair Seeley, who finished in third place: "We came here to get the 30th win but it didn't happen. We'll have to come back. We lacked speed and we tried something, but it was probably the wrong direction. I brought it home and you have to be in it to win it. I was gifted a podium but we'll take it. We'll have to come back next year now."

Paul Jordan, who was in second place: "After the first race I knew I had pace. I didn't make it easy for myself. On the last lap Pete had pulled off, but I got caught out by a gust of wind and it pushed me on. I thought I'd bring it home at that point.

"It shows the talent Jeremy has, he had a fantastic race."

Race winner Jeremy McWilliams on BBC iPlayer: "That's been coming a while, I've been waiting for that. It's an awesome bike and we made it a bit better for the second race. I'm delighted with that. I got caught napping this morning, but I couldn't be happier.

"I've been chasing this for a while, everyone was telling me the older I got the less likely it was. I just kept my head down until it came along. The reception was incredible, they must had known before me that I had a big gap. They were waving and I felt obliged to give them a way back. I had a look back and saw the gap, and it was nice to do it that way."

McWilliams is pulling a wheelie out of Magherabuoy. He's almost there.

Jordan must have an issue or made a mistake, he's dropped back from McWilliams too.

McWilliams actually hopped over the curb at the start/finish but managed to save it.

Hickman runs deep at York!

He's pulling off, he must have an issue!

It's a two-horse race now as Jordan hunts McWilliams.

Just a reminder that Jeremy McWilliams is 62 years of age.

He could have had a bus pass for a couple of years now.

He's on lap away from a first win since 2019, but the margin is now just 1.4 seconds over Hickman.

He's lost a second over the coast road.

Paul Jordan is on a mission and is setting off after McWilliams, but he just can't get into the slipstream of the leader to get dragged to the front.