Seth Dunwoody set his stall out early in the 2024 season when he won the opening domestic race of the campaign in Ulster, Travers Engineering Annaclone GP, just one week after finishing 2nd in Kuurne-Kuurne Juniors (UCI 1.1) in Belgium.
And though the 18-year-old has had a very busy, and tiring, season since then he is still going strong six months on and as the UCI World Road Championships in Zurich get ever closer.
Dunwoody (Cannibal B Victorious) collected his latest victory today, at the Ulster Road Race Championships, on the Ulster Grand Prix Circuit, Dundrod, Co Antrim, where he was best in the combined men's elite and junior field.
Oisin Ferrity of Caldwell Cycles, who has been competing with UCI Continental team Trinity Racing in recent weeks, took silver today, with Gareth O Neill (Athlete Nutrition Coach HD) taking the bronze medal. Conor Kelly (Team Caldwell Cycles) took the junior silver medal.
As well as the 18-year-old taking the men's event, another young gun, Darcey Harkness of VC Glendale, was crowned women's champion; that success coming after her stage victory in the recent Newry Three Day.
Sun, Sept 1st | Ulster Road Race Championships
Promoted by Cycling Ulster
Related News
Ulster Grand Prix Circuit, Dundrod, Co Antrim
A1-A2-A3 Men
- Seth Dunwoody (Cannibal B Victorious)
- Oisin Ferrity (Team Caldwell Cycles)
- Gareth O Neill (Athlete Nutrition Coach HD)
Women
- Darcey Harkness (VC Glendale)
Junior Men
- Seth Dunwoody (Cannibal B Victorious)
- Conor Kelly (Team Caldwell Cycles)
Masters 40
- Gareth McCullough (unattached Ulster)
- Gary Cranston (AHC Racing)
- Paul Wilkinson (Dromore CC)
Masters 50
- Neil McKenna (AHC Racing)
- Alan Bingham (Inspired Cycling)
- Martin Colgan (Armagh Down CC)
Masters 60
- Alan Watson (Dromara Cycling Club)
- Gerard Maguire (Phoenix CC)
- Chris Wheeler (Team Madigan CC)
Masters 70
- Dominic Drumm (Bann Wheelers CC)
