South Dublin Cycling Club is to run the Dublin Road Race Championships in three weeks time.
The championships are new for Dublin, though many other counties around the country have held their own title races for years.
Set to run on Saturday, September 21st, there will be separate races for all categories, with the unique format set to be run on the Corkagh Park circuit.
That dedicated cycling course was a pet project of the great Mick Lawless and the county championships will be in memory of him.
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“Mick was instrumental in the building of Corkagh Park and it is only fitting that we host the Dublin Champions there,” said South Dublin CC.
“We are running a full panel of races U10, U12, U14, U16, Ladies, A4,
A3, A2 and A1, with separate races for each group. The races will start at 9am
and run all day long.”
The
fixture, which will feature separate races from U10 to A1, will be called the
Mick Lawless Memorial.
You can enter by following this link. Entries are limited and are offered on a first come, first served basis.
List of races from 9am
- Women’s 40 minutes + 5 laps
- U10 Race: 5 to 10 youth laps
- A4 Race: 40 minutes + 5 laps (guideline start 10:30am)
- U12 Race: 5 to 10 full laps
- A3 Race: 40 minutes + 5 laps (guideline start 12noon)
- U14 Race: 15 full laps
- A2 Race: 40 minutes + 5 laps (guideline start 14:00)
- U16 Race: 20 full laps
- A1 Race: 50 minutes + 5 laps (including hairpin, start 16:00 approx)
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