RACE INFO
NORTH WEST 200
The International North West 200 is a motorcycle road race first held in 1929 on a 8.970 mi (14.436 km) street circuit known as the Triangle between the towns of Portstewart, Coleraine and Portrush in Causeway Coast and Glens, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.
After making his International Roads debut in 2014, it only took Hickman until 2018 to secure his first win at the NW200 on the Smiths Racing BMW Superstock and came back in 2019 to win on the brand new BMW S1000RR.
RESULTS
2025
Peter Hickman took his 8TEN racing team to the NW200 in 2025.
He returned with three podium places while his team mate and co team owner Davey Todd took three wins and two podiums plus 'Man of the meeting' award.
The PHR Performance Team ran the Swan Supertwin and the iconic Trooper 765.
2024
Hicky returned to the NW200 with his own team, PHR Performance.
The iconic Swan livery was back in the paddock for the first time in over 10 years! Hicky won both Supertwin races on the PHR Performance prepared Yamaha.
2023
Stayed with FHO Racing BMW Team.
NW200 ran under PHR Performance in the Supersport and Supertwin only.
2022
Signed again for FHO Racing BMW to compete in BSB Championship and International Roads.
2021
No Racing Due to Covid
2019
Re-signed with Smiths Racing. International win for the all new BMW S1000RR in the Superstock Race at the Northwest 200.
2018
Re-signed with Smiths Racing to ride BMW.
Achieving his first Northwest 200 win on a Superstock bike.
2017
Joined Smiths Racing Team in 2017, Hickman took his own crew chief, mechanics and electronics engineer from his previous team.
Becoming familiar with the International Road Races Hickman finished on the podium for the Northwest.
2016
Signed for the Official Kawasaki Racing Team, JG Speedfit Kawasaki by GBmoto Racing for the International Road Races.
2015
Re-signed for the RAF Reserves team but this time on a BMW. Briggs Equipment for the International Road Races.
2014
Hickman took to the roads signing with Ice Valley by Motorsave Trade BMW Team to compete in three major international road races – Northwest 200, Isle of Man TT and Ulster Grand Prix. Becoming the fastest ever newcomer at each event.
