A special tribute to William Dunlop will be screened on BBC One Northern Ireland later this month.
Remembering William Dunlop will be aired on Tuesday night, May 14 (10.35pm).
The programme will reflect on the life of the popular road racer who was tragically killed during practice at last year's Skerries 100 .
The 32-year-old's death was the third tragedy to hit the famous Dunlop racing family.
William’s father Robert died in a crash at the North West 200 in 2008, and his uncle Joey Dunlop was killed in Estonia during a race meeting in 2000.
In the programme, friends, family and fellow riders remember some of his greatest moments on the track, sharing intimate stories about one of Northern Ireland’s biggest sporting stars.
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The programme reveals the true personality of the racing star, hearing from his partner Janine Brolly and mother Louise, who reveal how William struggled to handle fame.
The half-hour documentary includes never before seen archive and many of William’s most memorable victories, including successes at the NW200 and UGP.
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