Phillip McCallen’s classic bike festival forced to cancel for second year due to ongoing impact of pandemic

James Robinson Belfast Telegraph. Phillip McCallen’s Classic Bike Festival Ireland has been cancelled for the second successive year due to the ongoing impact of Covid-19 restrictions. Jointly organised by Irish road racing legend McCallen and Robin Titterington, the festival was due to feature classic racing for the first time this year in addition to parade
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McCallen adds to festival appeal

  By Roy Harris Belfast Telegraph Road racing legend Phillip McCallen has added exciting new attractions to his second Classic Bike Festival Ireland at Bishopscourt on August 1-2, once again sponsored by Go, one of the main fuel networks in Ireland. This year it will feature International Classic motorcycle racing in addition to parade laps featuring over 400 classic
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Phillip McCallen’s inaugural Classic Bike Festival Ireland takes centre stage

By Kyle White, Belfast Newsletter www.classicbikefestivalireland.com Phillip McCallen’s inaugural Classic Bike Festival Ireland roars into life on Saturday with the biggest display of classic racing motorcycles ever seen on these shores. Inspired by legendary motorsport events such as the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Festival of Jurby on the Isle of Man, former North
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Round 5 of the USBK championship

Round 5 of the USBK championship Bishopscourt racing Circuit 15th June 2019 Promoted by the Mid Antrim 150 Club. The Mid Antrim 150 Club will be promoting Round 5 of the Ulster Superbike Championship, which will be taking place at Bishopscourt Racing Circuit in Co Down on Saturday 15th June and will be sponsored by
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