Tandragee 100 revs up for 60th anniversary as top Irish road race returns for 2022

By Kyle White; Belfast Newsletter Tandragee 100 Clerk of Course Anne Forsythe says Irish road racing will have a chance to ‘re-energise’ in 2022 after a barren spell for the sport due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Co Armagh race is set to mark its 60th anniversary this spring as the event returns for the
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Tandragee 100 Postponed

 Tandragee 100 have today revealed their decision to postpone the 2020 road races. Following whispers in the last week that the road racing season was set to start much later than expected, chiefs have today confirmed that the scrap, originally scheduled for May 1 and 2, will have to wait. A statement from Clerk of the
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ROAD racing organisers have revealed a provisional calendar of dates for the 2020 Irish National season.

  The Cookstown 100, which traditionally kicks off the cobwebs of winter on the 2.1 mile Orritor circuit in County Tyrone, is set to run on April 24 and 25. Just a week later, action moves up the road to the Tandragee 100 just outside of Portadown on May 1 and 2 in final reparation
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2020 Provisional Road Racing Dates

Provisional Dates Announced For The 2020 Irish Road Racing Season.   The Cookstown 100 traditionally kicks off the season and will take place on April 24th -25th around the 2.1-mile Orritor course in County Tyrone. Only a week later, the action moves up the road to Tandragee 100 just outside of Portadown on 1stst &
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