Duke Road Racing Rankings
The Duke Road Race Rankings, established in 2002, is the only series which recognises the season-long performances on the roads. It was the idea of Peter Duke, boss of the Isle of Man-based Duke Video and son of World Champion Geoff Duke. He worked with road racing journalist Leslie Moore, author Mac McDiarmid and archivist Phil Edge to develop a scoring system which would recognise the significance of the event as well as the individual performance and, for the first time, allow a year-long assessment of road racing, letting the most consistent racer claim the ‘championship’ title. Since that first year in 2002, won by Ian Lougher, all the big names of road racing have figured, with the likes of Adrian Archibald, Richard Britton, Jason Griffiths, Darran Lindsay and, more recently, Manxman Conor Cummins, battling for honours.
The purpose of the Duke Road Race Rankings is to recognise achievements across the year, to give those riders who commit themselves not just to the ‘major’ meetings, but also to the smaller road races to have their dedication and hard work celebrated. Star names determined to claim the impressive Geoff Duke Trophy will attend lower profile events to earn points, helping to ensure strong grids for meetings which would otherwise be in the shadow of the Isle of Man TT, North West 200 and Ulster Grand Prix. Figuring on the Duke Road Race Rankings’ calendar alongside the International events also gives these events increased prestige. A look through the records reveals that, despite some fascinating battles, the spoils have been split between Ryan Farqhuar and Ian Lougher, apart from 2007. In that amazing year Conor Cummins, from the Isle of Man, took on and beat the best in only his second full season on the roads.
The Duke Road Race Rankings series features around two dozen meetings every year, including many of the long-established Irish and Isle of Man road races, and has remained largely unaltered since 2002 – apart from cancellations and the addition of new meetings, such as the Armoy Road Races 5 years ago. The standing of the series continues to grow, with extensive coverage in leading specialist publications, such as Motor Cycle News, Road Racing Ireland and Bikesportnews, and the annual presentation being made at star-studded, black tie events.
2015 season
2015 Rounds Announced by Peter Duke :
The 2015 Duke Road Race Rankings Series revs into life for the 14th season at the Spring Cup National Road Races at Oliver's Mount on Saturday and Sunday 11th & 12th April.
Current champion James Cowton will commence his defence of his title along with second and third last year, Ivan Linton and Dean Harrison aiming to improve on their positions at the end of the series in November.
No fewer than six of the 2014 top ten are amongst the star line-up for the opening road race of the new season, including Guy Martin (6th), Seamus Elliott (8th) and Lee Johnston (9th) .
Two previous Duke Rankings champions also return to 'The Mount', seven times winner Ryan Farquhar, 14th last year and three time victor Ian Lougher (24th).
Top Rankings Newcomer, last year Neil Kernohan has a 125cc Honda and a 600 Yamaha R6 entered by Road Racing Ireland, to commence his season, along with 2012 Newcomers winner, Sam Wilson, who will be onboard the Joey's Bar MCC Team 125 & 250cc Hondas in the familiar Yellow & Black colours of Joey Dunlop with son Gary as Team Boss.
Add in the 'experienced Mount regulars', the likes of (in no particular order) Steve Mercer, Mick Goodings, Jamie Coward, Davy Morgan, Alistair Haworth, Paul Owen, Gavin Lupton, Daley Mathison, Kiaran Hankin, Keith Pringle, David Bell and Gareth Keys the racing action is likely to be close and exciting, not for the feint hearted as the race action unfold over the two days and a total of 16 solo races with 162 entries received.
The Spring Cup National Road Races is the first of a total of 25 Duke Rankings Rounds in the 2015 series culminating at the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix on Saturday 21st November. The other rounds take place in Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Eire and the Czech Republic.
2014 season
2014 Rounds Announced by Peter Duke :
It is my pleasure to introduce the Duke Road Race Rankings for 2014. With 26 rounds counting towards the overall title this year I think it is fair to say road racing, despite some of the ups and downs of recent years, is in good health.
I think it is also fair to say that we’re in for some very interesting racing, with the recent news of reigning champion Michael Dunlop’s move to factory supported BMW machinery. It’s 75 years since the last BMW solo win at the TT, and 56 years since the factory last supported a top rider – my father in 1958. Dad and I wish Michael great success on the high-tech BMW and look forward to awesome speeds at the TT and other circuits.
Winning’s not going to come easy, though, as amongst others he’ll be facing stiff opposition from brother William who has signed a deal with a local (to him) outfit you may have heard of, TAS Suzuki.
The famous blue and white bikes will also be piloted by TV star, and part-time racer, Guy Martin who was on spectacular form in the latter part of 2013. Between him, Michael and William they put on some spectacular racing (highlights of which, I must add, are in our splendid DVDs of the S100, UGP and Scarborough races) and I’m sure we can expect even more fireworks this season.
Bradford’s Dean Harrison was well in the mix last year and thanks, in part, to some brilliant results on the SuperTwins he secured a solid second place above fellow youngster Jamie Hamilton. These pair will be well worth watching again in 2014, especially if we see a repeat of their sensational battle at the Southern 100 – the future of Road Racing is in safe hands with them.
We have to tip our hats to a pair of racers who have proved stalwarts of the scene for many years but who took their final bows at the end of last season. Chris Palmer and Ian Lougher have given fans many hundreds of hours of great entertainment across their long and successful careers and I’m sure you’ll all join me in wishing them happy and long retirements.
We must also welcome back into the fold two riders whose retirements didn’t prove to be so long: Ryan Farquhar and Keith Amor. Both have taken a non-racing role in the last couple of years but circumstances change, and the lure of the roads has proved too much. No doubt we’ll be seeing plenty of them this year.
It only remains for me to wish all competitors a safe and successful season - remember to keep it shiny side up - and to wish all the fans a happy year on the hedges. May the best rider win!
2014 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | James Cowton | 1858 |
| 2 | Ivan Lintin | 1817 |
| 3 | Dean Harrison | 1799 |
| 4 | Michael Dunlop | 1591 |
| 5 | Dan Kneen | 1408 |
| 6 | Guy Martin | 1372 |
| 7 | Jamie Hamilton | 1116 |
| 8 | Seamus Elliott | 1074 |
| 9 | Lee Johnston | 1047 |
| 10 | Michael Sweeney | 1014 |
2014 Circuits
1 Ian Watson Spring Cup Road Races - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough - 
13 April
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races - 
26 April
3 Tandragee '100' Road Race - 3 May
4 North West ‘200’ Road Races - 15/17 May
5 Horice Road Races - 
17/18 May
6 Pre-TT Classic Road Races - Billown - 
23–26 May
7 Isle of Man TT Races - 31 May - 6 June
8 Post TT Races - Billown - 7 June
9 Barry Sheene Classic Road Races - 21–22 June
10 Kells Road Races - 
22 June
11 Bush Road Races - 28 June
12 Skerries '100' Road Races - 5 July
12a Southern ‘100’ Road Races - 7–10 July
14 Walderstown Road Races - 13 July
15 Cork (Glanmire) Road Races - 20 July
16 Cock o'the North Continental Road Race - Oliver’s Mount - 19–20 July
17 Armoy Road Races - 26 July
18 Czech TT Road Races - 9–10 August
19 Cahir Road Races - 10 August
20 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races - 14 August
21 Ulster Grand Prix - 16 August
22 Classic TT - 23–25 August
23 Manx Grand Prix - 25–29 August
24 Killalane Road Races - 7 September
25 Steve Henshaw Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough - 13–14 September
26 Macau Grand Prix - 
15 November
2013 season
The Duke Road Race Rankings Series commenced for its 12th year of competition at Oliver's Mount, Scarborough, North Yorkshire on Sunday 21 April 2013 at the Ian Watson Spring Cup National Road Races. Organised by the Auto 66 Club.
Unfortunately the Bush and Kells Road Races announced at the beginning of the year they would skip 2013 so to concentrate on raising funds with the plan to return next year.
The overall winner this year of the Duke road race rankings championship was Michael Dunlop. It turned into a wonderful year of racing for Michael who won four races in a week at the Isle of Man TT and won at the North West 200, Ulster Grand prix, Armoy road races, Southern 100 and for the first time won the Steve Henshaw international gold cup.
2013 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Michael Dunlop | 2729 |
| 2 | Dean Harrison | 1912 |
| 3 | Jamie Hamilton | 1845 |
| 4 | Guy Martin | 1740 |
| 5 | William Dunlop | 1688 |
| 6 | James Cowton | 1116 |
| 7 | Chris Palmer | 1093 |
| 8 | Michael Sweeney | 1076 |
| 9 | Ivan Lintin | 826 |
| 10 | Bruce Anstey | 824 |
2013 Circuits
1 Ian Watson Spring National Road Races - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough - 21 April
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races - 27 April
3 Tandragee '100' Road Race - 4 May
4 North West ‘200’ Road Races - 16/18 May
5 Horice Road Races - 19 May
6 Pre-TT Classic Road Races - Billown - 24–27 May
7 Isle of Man TT Races - 1–7 June
8 Post TT Races - Billown - 8 June
9 Barry Sheene Classic Road Races - 15–16 June
10 Cork (Glanmire) Road Races - 16 June
11 Skerries '100' Road Races - 6 July
12 Southern ‘100’ Road Races - 8–11 July
12a Walderstown Road Races - 13–14 July
14 Cock o'the North - Oliver’s Mount - 20–21 July
15 Armoy Road Races - 27 July
16 Mid Antrim ‘150’ Road Races - 3 August
17 Athea Road Races - 11 August
18 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races - 15 August
19 Ulster Grand Prix - 17 August
20 Classic TT - 24–25 August
21 Manx Grand Prix - 28–30 August
22 Terlicko Road Races - 31–1 September
23 Killalane Road Races - 7–8 September
24 Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough - 14–15 September
25 Macau Grand Prix - 14–16 November
2012 season
The Duke Road Race Rankings Series commenced for its 11th year of competition at Oliver's Mount, Scarborough, North Yorkshire on Sunday 15 April 2012 at the Ian Watson Spring Cup National Road Races. Organised by the Auto 66 Club.
2012 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 3468 |
| 2 | Michael Dunlop | 2163 |
| 3 | William Dunlop | 1480 |
| 4 | Guy Martin | 1183 |
| 5 | Jamie Hamilton | 1164 |
| 6 | Chris Palmer | 1157 |
| 7 | Dean Harrison | 1111 |
| 8 | Ivan Lintin | 809 |
| 9 | Bruce Anstey | 754 |
| 10 | John McGuinness | 704 |
2012 Circuits
1 Ian Watson Spring National Road Races - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough - 15 April
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races - 28 April
3 Tandragee '100' Road Race - 5 May
4 North West ‘200’ Road Races - 17th/19 May
5 Pre-TT Classic Road Races - Billown - 25–28 May
6 Isle of Man TT Races - 2–8 June
7 Post TT Races - Billown - 9 June
8 Mid Antrim ‘150’ Road Races - 16 June
9 Bush Road Races - 23 June
10 Barry Sheene Classic Road Races - 24 June
11 Kells Road Races - 30 June-1 July ....CANCELLED
12 Skerries '100' Road Races - 7 July
13 Southern ‘100’ Road Races - 9–12 July
14 Walderstown Road Races - 14–15 July
15 Munster '100' Road Races - 21–22 July ....CANCELLED
16 Cock o'the North - Oliver’s Mount - 21–22 July
17 Armoy Road Races - 28 July
18 Aderdare Park Road Races - 
28–29 July
19 Athea Road Races - 4–5 August ....CANCELLED
20 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races - 9 August
21 Ulster Grand Prix - 11 August
22 Manx Grand Prix - 18–31 August
23 Faugheen '50' Road Races - 25–26 August ....CANCELLED
24 Killalane Road Races - 8–9 September
25 Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough - 15–16 September
26 Macau Grand Prix - 15–18 November
2011 season
The Duke Road Race Rankings celebrated its 10th year in 2011 and has gone from strength to strength over the decade. Last year’s provisional calendar, began with the Ian Watson Spring Cup at Scarborough on 17 April, boasted 26 meetings, including the TT, and ran until 9 November with the season-closing Macau Grand Prix, which joined the schedule in 2010 for the first time.
In 2011 Ryan Farquhar retained the Duke Road Rankings title for the fourth successive year and his sixth time in all and will receive the 'new' Geoff Duke Trophy at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards Night in Belfast in January 2012. Ryan has the original trophy in his permanment collection having won the unique award outright after competing a hat-trick of title wins in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
2011 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 3754 |
| 2 | William Dunlop | 2726 |
| 3 | Michael Dunlop | 2696 |
| 4 | Ian Lougher | 1281 |
| 5 | John Burrows | 1171 |
| 6 | Chris Palmer | 1076 |
| 7 | Guy Martin | 1011 |
| 8 | Cameron Donald | 834 |
| 9 | Davy Morgan | 786 |
| 10 | Ronan Pentony | 765 |
Ryan Farquhar says he is 'made up' to win his sixth Duke Road Race Rankings Series after another superb season on his KMR Kawasaki machines. The Dungannon racer claimed 43 victories and 11 podium finishes on his way to a winning points tally of 3,754. Farquhar, 34, said: "It's my fourth in a row and I am made up to win it again. It's been another grand season."
William Dunlop claimed second place ahead of brother Michael, who won a second TT title in 2011. Farquhar set 27 fastest laps during the 23-round series but said he was disappointed at not claiming more wins at the International road races. "The national races went great but we had a few problems at the internationals this year for a few different reasons and I will be looking to put that straight next season," he added. Farquhar won at both the Manx Grand Prix and Southern 100 meetings on the Isle of Man this year.
Ian Lougher, who was the inaugural winner in 2002 and took the titles again in 2005 and 2006, finished in fourth place.
John Burrows slotted into fifth place, a climb of three places on the previous year, whilst Castletown's Chris Palmer took sixth ahead of Guy Martin, Cameron Donald and Davy Morgan.
2011 Circuits
1 Ian Watson Spring National Road Races - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races -
3 Tandragee '100' Road Race -
4 North West ‘200’ Road Races -
5 Pre-TT Classic Road Races - Billown -
6 Isle of Man TT Races -
7 Post TT Races - Billown -
8 Bush Road Races -
9 Skerries '100' Road Races -
10 Barry Sheene Classic Road Races -
11 Walderstown Road Races -
12 Aderdare Park Road Races -
13 Southern ‘100’ Road Races -
14 Kells Road Races -
15 Faugheen '50' Road Races -
16 Cock o'the North - Oliver’s Mount -
17 Armoy Road Races -
18 Mid Antrim ‘150’ Road Races -
19 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races -
20 Ulster Grand Prix -
21 Manx Grand Prix -
22 Munster '100' Road Races -
23 Athea Road Races -
24 Killalane Road Races -
25 Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
26 Macau Grand Prix -
2010 season
2010 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 4444 |
| 2 | William Dunlop | 2169 |
| 3 | Michael Dunlop | 1857 |
| 4 | Ian Hutchinson | 1570 |
| 5 | Keith Amor | 1090 |
| 6 | Ian Lougher | 1039 |
| 7 | Chris Palmer | 1017 |
| 8 | John Burrows | 934 |
| 9 | Guy Martin | 703 |
| 10 | Michael Pearson | 677 |
2010 Circuits
1 Spring National - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races -
3 North West ‘200’ Road Races -
4 Pre-TT Classic Road Races - Billown -
5 Isle of Man TT Races -
6 Post TT Races - Billown -
7 Bush Road Races -
8 Athea Road Races - CANCELLED !!
9 Skerries Road Races -
10 Barry Sheene Classic Road Races -
11 Cock o'the North - Oliver’s Mount -
12 Walderstown Road Races -
12a Southern ‘100’ Road Races -
14 Jurby ‘South’ Road Races -
15 Kells Road Races - CANCELLED due to Weather
16 Faugheen Road Races -
17 Mid Antrim ‘150’ Road Races -
18 Armoy Road Races -
19 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races -
20 Ulster Grand Prix -
21 Munster 100 Road Races -
22 Manx Grand Prix -
23 Killalane Road Races -
24 Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
25 Boyne ‘100’ Road Races -
26 Macau Grand Prix -
2009 season
2009 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 4860 |
| 2 | Michael Dunlop | 2506 |
| 3 | William Dunlop | 2429 |
| 4 | Ian Lougher | 2109 |
| 5 | John Burrows | 1350 |
| 6 | Guy Martin | 1251 |
| 7 | Ian Hutchinson | 1028 |
| 8 | Keith Amor | 991 |
| 9 | Michael Pearson | 924 |
| 10 | Conor Cummins | 900 |
2009 Circuits
1 Spring National - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races -
3 Tandragee '100' Road Race -
4 North West ‘200’ Road Races -
5 Barry Sheene Classic Road Races - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
6 Pre-TT Classic Road Races - Billown -
7 Isle of Man TT Races -
8 Billtown TT Races -
9 Bush Road Races -
10 Athea Road Races -
11 Skerries Road Races -
12 Cock o'the North - Oliver’s Mount -
12a Walderstown Road Races -
14 Southern ‘100’ Road Races -
15 Jurby ‘South’ Road Races -
16 Kells Road Races -
17 Faugheen Road Races -
18 Mid Antrim ‘150’ Road Races -
19 Armoy Road Races -
20 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races -
21 Ulster Grand Prix -
22 Manx Grand Prix -
23 Killalane Road Races -
24 Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
25 Boyne ‘100’ Road Races -
2008 season
2008 Results
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 2306 |
| 2 | Ian Lougher | 2058 |
| 3 | Michael Dunlop | 1632 |
| 4 | William Dunlop | 1379 |
| 5 | Chris Palmer | 1037 |
| 6 | Keith Amor | 1034 |
| 7 | Guy Martin | 709 |
| 8 | John McGuinness | 662 |
| 9 | Damien Howard | 563 |
| 10 | Mick Goodings | 547 |
TT winner Ryan Farquhar has clinched the Duke Road Race Rankings for the third time. He wrapped up a brilliant 2008 season by clinching the rankings title at the final meeting of the year, the Gold Cup races at Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough. The Dungannon ace put in a series of high-class performances and a quartet of podium finishes to complete an excellent year. Farquhar said: ‘It’s been a really good weekend and it’s great to end the year with more success and my third Duke Championship.’
The 2008 Duke Road Race Rankings had been scheduled to be held over 23 rounds, but that number was cut to 19 due to four race meetings being hit by bad weather and other factors.
2008 Circuits
1 Spring National - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
2 Cookstown ‘100’ Road Races -
3 Tandragee ‘100’ Road Races -
4 North West ‘200’ Road Races -
5 Isle of Man TT Races -
6 Steam Packet Races - Billown -
7 Bush Road Races -
8 Athea Road Races(1) -
9 Skerries Road Races -
10 Southern ‘100’ Road Races -
11 Cock o'the North - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
12 Jurby ‘South’ Road Races -
13 Walderstown Road Races -
14 Kells Road Races -
15 Faugheen Road Races -
16 Dundalk Road Races -
17 Dundrod ‘150’ Road Races -
18 Ulster Grand Prix -
19 Manx Grand Prix -
20 Killalane Road Races -
21 Boyne ‘100’ Road Races -
22 Gold Cup International - Oliver’s Mount - Scarborough -
23 Athea Road Races(2) -
Previous winners
2007
One of the stars of the Centenary TT has secured the Geoff Duke Trophy as winner of the Duke Road Race Rankings.
Manxman Conor Cummins, who secured a fifth, two sixths and an eighth place at TT, secured the top position without turning a wheel in the final round.
With a commanding lead in the series, Cummins decided to sit out the final round - the 57th Steve Henshaw International Gold Cup Races. It must have been a nail-biting weekend for the 21- year-old star as he waited to see if second-placed Guy Martin could do enough to overhaul his lead.
Guy, who secured three podium finishes at the Centenary TT, and his Hydrex Honda were almost unbeatable at Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough. He re-wrote the record books, but it wasn’t enough to beat Conor’s Duke Road Race Rankings lead.
Guy had to settle for second place, 138 points behind, but 281 points ahead of third placed William Dunlop. It is a remarkable feat by Conor, of Ramsey, in only his first full year of pure road racing.
Duke Video managing director Peter Duke offered his congratulations to Conor. ‘What a fantastic result for the Isle of Man, and for road racing in general, to have Conor with the Geoff Duke Trophy in only his first full year in pure road racing. He has always shown great promise on both short and road circuits, but to be number one with such consistency, maturity and sheer speed against top opposition tells us we have a real star in the making here.’
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Conor Cummins | 1936 |
| 2 | Guy Martin | 1798 |
| 3 | William Dunlop | 1517 |
| 4 | Ian Lougher | 1380 |
| 5 | Chris Palmer | 1131 |
| 6 | John McGuinness | 1042 |
| 7 | Cameron Donald | 961 |
| 8 | Ryan Farquhar | 908 |
| 9 | Darren Burns | 852 |
| 10 | Ivan Lintin | 825 |
2006
The twenty-five round series, held at all national and international road races in the north and south of Ireland, the Isle of Man and England, was the closest fought to date.
At the conclusion of the series a mere 147 points separated the champion and second place man, Martin Finnegan, who in turn was just nine points ahead of the late Darran Lindsay. Guy Martin joined the fray in 15th position after the North West 200 and only competed in a handful of road races in 2006, but still managed to finish in an impressive fourth place, with Raymond Porter and Cameron Donald, completing the top six.
The famous Dunlop family filled three of the top ten places, Michael in seventh, William in ninth and Robert in tenth position.
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ian Lougher | 1719 |
| 2 | Martin Finnegan | 1572 |
| 3 | Darran Lindsay | 1563 |
| 4 | Guy Martin | 1382 |
| 5 | Raymond Porter | 1245 |
| 6 | Cameron Donald | 1090 |
| 7 | Michael Dunlop | 1049 |
| 8 | John Burrows | 956 |
| 9 | William Dunlop | 852 |
| 10 | Robert Dunlop | 830 |
2005
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ian Lougher | 2699 |
| 2 | Ryan Farquhar | 2229 |
| 3 | Guy Martin | 1798 |
| 4 | Richard Britton | 1400 |
| 5 | Chris Palmer | 1183 |
| 6 | Martin Finnegan | 973 |
| 7 | Adrian Archibald | 873 |
| 8 | John McGuinness | 782 |
| 9 | Jason Griffiths | 739 |
| 10 | Bruce Anstey | 728 |
2004
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 2031 |
| 2 | Darran Lindsay | 1647 |
| 3 | Ian Lougher | 1597 |
| 4 | John McGuinness | 1051 |
| 5 | Guy Martin | 1016 |
| 6 | Martin Finnegan | 952 |
| 7 | Bruce Anstey | 930 |
| 8 | Chris Palmer | 898 |
| 9 | Richard Britton | 816 |
| 10 | Adrian Archibald | 606 |
2003
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan Farquhar | 1981 |
| 2 | Ian Lougher | 1539 |
| 3 | Adrian Archibald | 807 |
| 4 | Chris Palmer | 791 |
| 5 | Richard Britton | 708 |
| 6 | Jason Griffiths | 669 |
| 7 | Bruce Anstey | 448 |
| 8 | Martin Finnegan | 379 |
| 9 | John McGuinness | 368 |
| 10 | Robert Dunlop | 330 |
2002
| Pos | Name | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ian Lougher | 2652 |
| 2 | Ryan Farquhar | 1464 |
| 3 | Darran Lindsay | 1267 |
| 4 | Richard Britton | 1097 |
| 5 | Adrian Archibald | 938 |
| 6 | Jason Griffiths | 893 |
| 7 | Chris Palmer | 892 |
| 8 | Gary Jess | 760 |
| 9 | David Jefferies | 650 |
| 10 | Robert Dunlop | 460 |