Ian Inglis powers to Ulster 25 Mile TT Champs gold with '48'

Ian Inglis has been on fire against the watch in recent weeks and now has won the Ulster 25 TT Championships in Co Donegal (Photo: Toby Watson)

Ian Inglis (Powerhouse Sport) did not produce the performance he'd hoped for at the National TT Championships at the end of last month in Co Mayo, but he hasn't looked back since.

And having done blistering times over the 10 mile distance - including 17:58 and 17:51 at the latest rounds of the Ernie Magwood Series - Inglis has now won his latest Ulster title, over the 25 mile distance.

He blasted around the Laghey-Bundoran course in Co Donegal at the Ulster Championships yesterday, Sunday, in a time of 48:53, to claim the senior men's title by almost five minutes.

James Gordon (Phoenix CC) claimed silver in 53:41 while Malcolm Burke (Lagan Valley) won the bronze medal in a time of 62:04.

And having recently broken her own masters women's 10 mile TT time, with a 21:16, Hazel Smyth (Powerhouse Sport) won the women's masters 45 Ulster title in 61:52.

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Karen Hull (Phoenix CC) claimed the silver medal for her efforts, after stopping the clock at 65:30. Johanna Regan (Carrickmacross CC) claimed the bronze, in a time of 69:14.

Adam Matthews of Banbridge CC is the 2026 Ulster junior men's champion for the 25 distance, after clocking a time of 53:46.

Sun, July 19th | Ulster 25 Mile TT Championships

Laghey-Bundoran, Co Donegal

Promoted by Donegal Bay CC

Men Senior

  1. Ian Inglis Powerhouse Sport 48:53
  2. James Gordon Phoenix CC 53:41
  3. Malcolm Bourke Lagan Valley CC 62:04

Women Masters 45

  1. Hazel Smyth Powerhouse Sport 61:52
  2. Karen Hull Phoenix CC 65:30
  3. Johanna Rogan Carrickmacross CC 69:14
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Men Junior

  1. Adam Matthews Banbridge CC 53:46

Men Masters 45

  1. Erwin McKee Banbridge CC 53:57
  2. Dean Lockhart Carn Wheelers 57:45
  3. Simon Keery Powerhouse Sport 60:05

Women Masters 50

  1. Joanne Regan Termoneeny CC 69:33

Men Masters 50

  1. Jimjo McCullagh Carn Wheelers 56:23
  2. Gavin Clarke Banbridge CC 57:03
  3. Robin Bond Dromara CC 57:40

Women Masters 55

  1. Gillian Orr Ards CC 66:32
  2. Deirdre McAuley Ballymena Road Club 85:14

Men Masters 55

  1. Philip Loughlin Banbridge CC 58:19
  2. Dean Bradley Ards CC 65:04
  3. Martin Duffy Banbridge CC 66:36

Men Masters 60

  1. John Madden Inspired Cycling 60:30
  2. Aidan McAleer Donegal Bay CC 66:1
  3. John McFadden Finn Wheelers 67:01

Women’s Master 60

  1. Linda Poots Dromore CC 73:09
  2. Ruth McKee Banbridge CC 74:12

Women Masters 65

  1. Joan Potts Omagh Wheelers 84:34

Men Masters 65

  1. Chris Wheeler Team Madigan 60:14
  2. Gerry Kelly Carn Wheelers 60:54
  3. Kevin McCrossan Four Masters 65:34

Masters Men 70

  1. Brian Hannon Banbridge CC 60:43
  2. Dominic Drumm Bann Wheelers 66:57
  3. Michael Currid Bann Wheelers 70:57

Masters Men 75-80

  1. Carl Fullerton Donegal Bay CC 82:47

Team Classification

  1. Banbridge CC
  2. Powerhouse Sport
  3. Carn Wheelers