Ireland may not have any riders at the World Road Championships in Australia but there will still be plenty of interest in the TT and road race world title events set to unfold in Wollongong. The good news is there's a feast of racing in store but the bad news is that, for viewers in Ireland and Britain, the schedule is not idea.
However, by getting up early some mornings - and maybe very early some days - you will still be able to see much of the action live on TV. We've set out a schedule below for each day of the Worlds and explained the times each day the TTs and road races will start and finish local time and also in Irish and British time.
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The week of racing begins on tomorrow morning local time, with the elite women's TT starting at 9:35am local. In Ireland and Britain, that means 12:35am on Sunday morning, with the men's TT set to get under at 4:40am Irish time, ending at 8am on Sunday morning.
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World Road Champs in Irish-British times
Sunday, Sept 18th
Women's Elite TT | 9.35am to 12.30pm local time, 12:35am to 3:30am Irish time
Men's Elite TT | 1.40pm to 5pm local time, 4:40am to 8am Irish time
Monday Sept 19th
Men's U23 TT | 1.20pm to 5pm local time, 4:20am to 8am Irish time
Tuesday Sept 20th
Women's Junior TT | 9:30am to 11:05am local time, 12:30am to 2:05am Irish time
Men's Junior TT | 1:20pm to 5pm local time, 4:20am to 8am Irish time
Wednesday, Sept 21st
Mixed Relay TT | 2:20pm to 5:05pm local time, 5:20am to 8:05am Irish time
Friday, Sept 23rd
Men's Junior Road Race | 8.15am to 11:35am local time, 11:15pm to 2:35am Irish time (race starts late Thursday night Irish time)
Men's U23 Road Race | 1pm to 5:10pm local time, 4am to 8am Irish time
Saturday, Sept 24th
Women's Junior Road Race | 8am to 9:50am local time, 11pm to 12:50am Irish time (race starts Friday night Irish time)
Women's Elite Road Race | 12:25pm to 5pm local time, 3:25am to 8am Irish time
Sunday, Sept 25th
Men's Elite Road Race | 10:15am to 4:50pm local time, 1:15am to 7:50am Irish time
