Luke Smith overcomes challenge of Daire Feeley for victory in Meath

Luke Smith (Moynalty CC) has taken victory over Daire Feeley and Tim O’Regan of All human-Velo Revolution at Robinstown GP.

With seven laps of the 8km course in Co Meath
to complete, the race was marked by plenty of attacks from the start. However, one
of those moves on the opening lap or into the earky phase of the second lap
stuck.

However, as that second lap progressed, eventual
winner and runner-up Smith and Feeley managed to get clear. They established a
gap and worked up and open, sharing the workload until the final lap.

While there was plenty of cat and mouse up
front on that final lap, the leading duo stayed together until the finish,
where Smith beat Rás Tailteann winner Feeley in the two-up sprint for victory.

Sat, 16th July: Robinstown Grand Prix

Promoted by Navan Road Club

Race Podium

1. Luke Smith Moynalty CC
2. Daire Feeley All human-Velo Revolution Racing Team
3. Tim O’Regan All human-Velo Revolution Racing Team

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A2 Podium

1. James Delaney Lucan CRC
2. David Cassidy Longford CC
3. Cormac Meegan Drogheda Wheelers

A3 Podium

1. Craig Sweetman Stamullen RC
2. Greg Senko Unattached Leinster
3. Ramunas Meskauskas Bohermeen CC

A4 Podium

1. Pádraig Franklin Naas CC
2. Fabin Zucchini
3. Leonard Gillick Virginia Triathlon and CC

Leading Woman

1. Emma Smith Navan RC