With the news that insurance has been secured for Northern Irish motorcycle sporting events information is coming thick and fast from all the clubs with the plans for their events , the necessity to support the sport, and the lack of time there is to get things in place to meet the events planned dates.
Tickets are available for £25 with covers spectating and a programme, as well as a £60 VIP ticket which comes with a private Grandstand, private toilets and food and drink options from a marquee.
COOKSTOWN 100 RACE PACKAGES; Please Read;
With today’s great news that racing is going ahead, race packages are still available for the next couple of weeks, so if you want to see this great sport and sample the atmosphere, you know what to do
Spectator Packages:
Online bookings are now available again from today, 1/1/2023.
Final Call : 2023 Cookstown 100 Tickets : Christmas Vouchers Available :
2023 Cookstown 100 Tickets
The Cookstown Club have announced via a Facebook Post that a Special Christmas Voucher Price of £20 will be available for tickets for the 2023 Races until the end of November 2022. VIP tickets are also available at a reduced price of £60.
Act quick though as this price is only valid until the end of November 2022!
Christmas Vouchers Now Available!!
Weekend Package £20 for month of November only!
The 2023 Cookstown 100 will be held on the 21st & 22nd of April 2023.
The event will again be ran as a closed event, with access to viewing areas available by purchasing a pre booked package, which includes wristbands etc..
With people watching their money at the moment, the club is making an ‘early bird’ offer available from now until the end of November, for anyone wishing to get a Christmas present arranged for someone special!!
Only until the end of November 2022, a weekend package will be available to purchase for £20.00
( After 30th November, packages will be £25 as per normal)
VIP packages are also available for Christmas priced at £60!!
To book a package, please book by using PayPal and send payment (via friend option) to :-
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
Please use friend option and make sure to leave a postal address in notes section!!
Sponsor a bale is also available via the same methods of paypal priced at £5 per bale.
The Cookstown club would like to express their sincere thanks and gratitude for everyones support again in 2022, reality is we could not continue to run our event without all your support in attending and purchasing your packages.
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
Bike Week returns for the 2022 event, with the annual Classic Bike, run taking place on Tuesday 18th April, departing from the Burn Rd car park at 7.30 pm.
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
The Cookstown Club have announced via Facebook that the opportunity to purchase tickets for the 2022 event will close on 18th March 2022. Don’t miss out, this is the Centenary Event!
Please note : TBNI.Blog do NOT sell tickets to any event. Read the post below to learn how to get tickets through the official and proper channels!
Final reminder for Spectators Packages :
Spectator packages will close in 3 weeks time to enable us to get final numbers for programme printing and time for postage etc.
We would remind all those wishing to attend that the event is ran as a “closed event to general public” and you cannot just turn up on the day.
There will be strict security checks prior to gaining access to the circuit area, of which relevant items must be produced at security checks to gain entry to the race areas.
Cookstown 2022 Tickets On Sale Now : (Christmas Vouchers Now Available)
Cookstown 2022 Tickets
The Cookstown 100 event is back scheduled in 2022 for it’s traditional date of April.
It will again be a Ticket Only Event and the Club have announced that from now until the 8th December 2021 Christmas Gift Vouchers are available. So there is no better way to secure your ticket for yourself and those lucky enough to to get Christmas presents from you than by getting in early and securing your Cookstown 2022 Ticket.
The Cookstown Club have announced all details on a Facebook Post :
*Christmas Vouchers Now Available *
The Cookstown club will hold their KDM Cookstown 100 event on the 22nd & 23rd of April 2022.
The club will celebrate it’s centenary year in 2022, making it the oldest active road race in Ireland & with only a few races not being held throughout all these years through no fault of organisers, this undoubtedly makes the Cookstown club the most successful Club activity still promoting the sport on the island..
(A full listing of events will follow to celebrate this unique milestone in due coarse)..
For our 2022 event, again we will be running this event as a ‘closed event to the general public’ for various reasons and online packages needs to be pre booked for those who wish to attend in 2022, as per our previous few events held.
We are once again opening our booking system for our christmas vouchers for those who wish to give those close an extra gift this christmas.
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Spectator Vouchers/ Packages are £25 for weekend package which includes wristband, program, packaging & postage.
Cookstown Club can confirm that our 2022 date for our centenary event shall be held on 22nd & 23rd of April 2022.
With the Cookstown Club the oldest active promoting road race club in Ireland and 2nd oldest behind the IOM TT Races, 2022 will mark a historic milestone for Irish Road Racing.
A full list of events to mark the occasion will follow in due coarse.
As per last year, the 2022 event will be ran as a ‘CLOSED EVENT to the general public’ with online booking available in the coming months ahead.
We shall be also opening our christmas voucher scheme at the end of this month for those who wish to surprise your closest ones with an extra christmas present this year.
A christmas voucher scheme will also be available for to those who may wish to surprise competitors with partial or full vouchers towards their entry fees.
These vouchers will be available with a few price options.
More details will follow before the end of the month.
Only 5 and a half months to KDM Cookstown 100 centenary celebrations..
The second, and final, road racing event of 2021 was the Cookstown 100 and was held over the weekend of 10th and 11th September 2021.
What is traditionally the season starter has actually marked the end of the Northern Irish Road Racing Season in 2020 and now 2021 due to the Covid-19 Pandemic and as restrictions now start to ease I, and the rest of the road racing fraternity, hope to see the Cookstown 100 back to its rightful place as the opening event in the 2022 Season.
In respect of the 2021 event we were treated to another well run event with a busy Friday Practice Day with a few races to wrap up the day and then a Saturday Race Day that started off rather slowly with a number of red flags, but then picked up steam and rattled through a packed schedule of 12 Races.
We had classics, support, 125s and Moto 3s, 600s, 1000s and superbikes… Something for everyone. Despite a few last minute withdrawals such as Michael Dunlop to a BSB event, Derek Magee to injury we were treated to some excellent racing, and every competitor deserves a mention. So to everyone who donned a set of leathers and took part this weekend we applaud you!
In a horrible twist of fate the weather followed in an almost carbon copy of 2020 in that it was dry all day race day right up until the Superbike Cookstown 100 final. Then a heavy shower soaked the circuit, red flagging the final which had just got underway with a full grid.
(In 2020 the rain actually led to the final race being abandoned and there was no Cookstown 100 feature race).
After a delay to let the rain stop, 2 sighting laps were offered to the riders to make a decision and the decision was that the race would run however only seven riders took to the grid to take on the now damp and rather greasy Orritor circuit.
The 2021 Cookstown 100 Final ran as a short four lap sprint and from start to finish there was a duel between Darryl Tweed and Forest Dunn, with Tweed initially in the lead, but Dunn snapping hard his his heels for the first couple of laps. However, at the point that mattered, Forest Dunn took the chequered flag by 0.551 seconds to take home the coveted Cookstown 100 trophy.
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