Two riders were injured in an📖 incident during Superspor🌟t qualifying on Wednesday at the North West 200, with both taken to hospital.

Wednesday marked the opening day of running at the ⛦2025 North West 200, with perfect conditions gracing the course a𝔉s four timed sessions were schedu🔯led to take place.

However, numerous 💝red flag delays meaജnt only the Superbike and Supersport sessions were able to be completed.

The Superbike session was red-flagged twice due to sep🅰arate oil spills, which requir🐷ed a lengthy delay to clean up.

The Supersport🥂 session was then red-flagg൩ed just moments in due to an incident at Mill Road roundabout.

North West 200 organisers have issued a statement, which says both riders were takeꦏn to hospital, with one having to be airlifted🐲.

Thওe riders have not yet been named, nor the severity of their injuri🌠es detailed.

The statement read: “Two riders were involved in an incident at Mill Road roundabout on the NW200 cour🤡se six minutes into the Supe♑rsport qualifying session at today's Briggs Equipment North West 200.

“Both riders were injured in the incident and the on course medical team attenꦐded the scene.

“The riders were subsequently transferred to hosꩵpital, one by road ambulance and the other by air ambulance.”

The Superbike times were topped by 8TEN 🌊Racing’s Peter Hickman with a 4m35.271s on a BMW.

In the Supersport class, Richard Cooper led the way fro🌄m Dean Harrison and Michael🐲 Dunlop with a 4m36.484s.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Dunlop announced on Wednesday morning that he would be campaigning the Supersport✃ class this year at the North West 200 and the Isle of Man TT on a Milwaukee Ducaꦗti.

He al💦so revealed his BMW machinery for the Superbiℱke and Superstock class on Wednesday.

Qualifying is due to continue tomorrow at the North West 200, before the first rac꧒es take place on Thursday evening.

Racing will conclude on Satu♒rday with a packed schedule.