POSITION NAME 1. Conor McAllister (Ballymena-Scott) 2. John Madden (Curran Racing) 3. Kieran McKenna (East Antrim) 4. Thomas Martin (Clann Eireann) 5. Ronnie Smyth (Dromara CC) 6. Paul Fergson (North Down) 7. Liam Curran (Curran Racing) 8. Leo McAllister (Ballymena – Scott) 9. Davy McKnight (Dromara CC) 10. Niall Shannon (Marylnd Wheelers)
North Down Riders on Track It’s been a busy time for North Down track cyclists lately. Paul Swenarton was in Manchester competing in the European Masters Championships. In addition, Nathan McLeer has just returned from the UK Schools Games, in Cardiff, where the Northern Ireland team was managed by Anthony Mitchell. For young McLeer this was the trip of a… Read more »
POSITION NAME TIME 1 Paul Swenarton 11:41 2 John Hunter 11:54 3 Richard McCullough 11:58 4 Philip Dorman 12:11 5 Antoine Rivoire 12:22 6 Paul Ferguson 12:34 7 Ross Blayney 12:55 8 Mark Hodgins 12:56 9 William Barclay 13:08 10 Robert Dougherty 13:19 11 Matty Blayney 13:20 12 Paul Kirk 13:25 13 Warren Polly 13:26 14 Ian Blayney 13:28 15… Read more »
Ferguson Best in North Down Grand Prix Local North Down cyclist Paul Ferguson had a superb performance in the Acquatech North down Grand Prix when he crossed the line in 6th place after 50 hard miles on the Donaghadee, Groomsport, Springwell circuit last weekend. The race was won by Glenarm’s Conor McAllister who had been aggressive all day and was… Read more »
Despite heavy rain we had 20 riders and 11 marshalls at the race tonight. A front group of 3 including Ian Blayney were given a 3 minute handicap over scratch. However, 30 seconds after they started the armada arrived – 10 of our sailing members, having been directed by Richard McCullough to the wrong starting point. He should know better… Read more »
North Down GP This weekend will see the cream of Ulster cyclists in action on the Donaghadee – Bangor Coast road when the North Down Grand Prix takes place on Sunday. With backing form North Down Borough Council and local firm Aquatech, a full field is expexcted to compete for the generous £700 prize fund.