2024 NW200 Event Guide

From live music to Meet the Riders, Classic Vehicle display, a jam-packed programme of entertainment has been lined up for this year's North West 200 Race Week

Event Guide: 5th-11th May

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9am – 5pmNW200: Ballymoney Museum
New exhibition with motorbikes and other displays. Featuring photographs from the Chronicle archive. Admission free.
1pm –3pmFamily Fun Day,
Ballymoney Museum, free admission.

The North West 200 road races celebrated their 90th anniversary in 2019. So many great races and racers have graced the closed roads circuit linking the towns of Portrush, Portstewart and Coleraine since the first event on April 20, 1929.

Originally run as a single race over 200 miles, generations of road racers from Duke to Dunlop, have competed around the famous Triangle.

Nowadays the North West attracts the best line-up of competitors of any road race on the planet as they battle wheel to wheel at over 200mph.

With a jam packed week of events The North West 200 has something to offer everyone. From comedy nights to family days, amongst the best of road racing, the week of events is not to be missed.

Make sure you are part of that history on May 5th - 11th. It is an experience not to be missed.

other nw200 events

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Monday to Saturday: 9.30am – 5pmNW200 Emergency Services Exhibition Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre Free Admission

Programme details are correct at time of going to press but may be subject to revision or cancellation. Check www.northwest200.org for updates and additions.

Organisers now have the ability to move a practice or race day, either one day forward or one day back. Any amendment to the race week schedule will be advised to the public via website, press, TV, social media as well as signage erected around the NW200 course. Those attending all race week events are advised to keep up to date with any changes announced.

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Dunlop Memorial Gardens

The beautiful Dunlop Memorial Gardens commemorate the achievements of the late road racing legends, Joey Dunlop ‘The King of the Roads’ and his brother Robert Dunlop ‘The Mighty Micro’. Open every day; admission free. After a visit why not walk up Main Street to the Museum for the new exhibition NW200: Faces & Places. Entertainment is provided in local bars, restaurants and clubs. Please check with local venues or websites to see what performances appeal to you!