Storm Stacey has confirmed he will return to the North West 200 next year after a remarkable debut at the Northern Irish road racing event. The rider described the experience as "just magical" after securing victories in both the Superstock and Superbike races during his first appearance at the Triangle circuit.
Stacey's double win on debut marked him out as a rising talent in international road racing. The North West 200, held on public roads between Portstewart, Coleraine, and Portrush, is one of the fastest and most prestigious events on the calendar.
His decision to return signals confidence in his adaptation to the unique demands of road racing, where riders navigate public roads at speeds exceeding 200 mph. The 2026 edition will offer Stacey the chance to build on his breakthrough performance and target further success across multiple classes.
