Peter Hickman has said that the 2025 North West 200 was “probably my last,” following controversy in the second Superbike race of the week at the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:road race on the north coast of Northern Ireland.

Hickman’s 8Ten Racing teammate and co-owner Davey Todd was le🍸ading Superbike Race 2 until the final lap, when he was passed by Michael Dunlop.

Dunlop had run on twice on the first lap. The first of those was at✅ Ma🦋ther’s chicane and the second was at Metropole.

It was the Mather’s run-on that caused the controversy, though. Dunlop, unlike Hickman, didn’t stop and put his foot down when he ran through the chicane. 💜The Ballymoney rider said after that race that, because he didn’t go through the stop box, he didn’t need to stop and put his foot 🎃down before rejoining the race.

Peter Hickman vows not to return to North West 200

Hickman disagreed when he spoke after the race, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:and said the rule is “dead simple”: that you have to stop and put your foot down in the stop box whenever you cut a chicane, and failing ⛦to do so means a 10-second penalty.

Dunlop was initially awarded a penalty during the race, and was i🥀nitially classified third, but it was rescinded 🌸afterwards making him the winner.

It was a decision which frustrated Hickm💟an, who felt t🎀he decision to not penalise Dunlop was “not fair”.

“A bit of a sad end really, and there’s a lot of stuff going on, a lot of things happened that shouldn’t have happened, so that’ll probably be my last ever North West unfortunately,” Hickman told the Belfast News Letter following Superbike Race 📖3 at the North West, which he retired from with a technical problem on the first lap.

“We’re not going to be here and be treated the🔯 way we’re being t🐷reated, and rules being bent for certain people but not others.

“It’s not rﷺight, it’s not fair, so that’s it♊ I’m afraid.”