David McCall UGP, Billy Stewart Cup & Inishowen 100 This Weekend

The battle for the David McCall Trophy will take place on Saturday on the Dundrod circuit. The event is unique in that it takes place prior to the Ulster Grand Prix Motorcycle race, due to this event following shortly after the race it ensures a big crowd of spectators from the sport of motor racing. Racing will take place from 0930 - 1020.

Changing facilities and sign-on from 0830 - 0900 at Lamh Dearg GAA ground and all riders will roll out behind the lead cars for each race and stay neutralised to the start at the pits. After racing, ALL riders will stay in the pits area and NO riders will leave the pits area until ALL are safely off the circuit then everyone will leave together behind the lead car back to Lamh Dearg. All involved MUST be clear of the circuit by 1020. Entry is £10, with all proceeds to the David McCall Foundation. Ambulance cover is on site provided by the Ulster Grand Prix association, there will be UGP stewards on the course, marshalls and officials from Maryland Wheelers and Phoenix CC.

Ulster GP Cycle Races - 13/08/11
'A' Race - 2 laps for A1/2 riders, winner receives the David McCall Trophy.

'B' Race - 2 laps for A3/4 riders. Cash prizes and vouchers for John Hanna Cycles.

Billy Stewart Cup - Sunday 14th August
Apollo CT promote the Billy Stewart Cup on Sunday at Derrymacash for category A2/3/4 riders. Sign-on is at Goodyear Social club from 11.30am. For more details contact Martin Rogers 07817216149/tho​rnlea2@aol.com.

Inishowen 100 - Sunday 14th August
The registration and start for this Foyle CC promotion is at the Templemore Sports Complex in Derry. Leaving Derry on the Buncrana Road, travel about 1 mile and as you approach the outskirts of the city you will come to a large roundabout with a new B&Q store. The large green building opposite B&Q is the Templemore Sports Complex. Please be there for registration by 08.00 as we plan to start at 08.30 sharp. The main 100 mile route follows the beautiful coastline of the Inishowen peninsula and includes the challenging climbs at Mamore Gap and Kinnegoe Bay.

For cyclists who feel they not experienced or fit enough to take part on the full 100 miles, we have an alternative route of 60 scenic miles through the Donegal countryside.

For those who have not entered online before 30th July and those who wish to enter on the day the entry fee is £30 or 35 euro. Your entry fee includes lunch, T-shirt, free car-parking, changing and shower facilities. For further details and access to online entry please click the link below.

Inishowen 100 Information

Patrick Withers (Admin Officer)