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KDM Hire. Cookstown 100
2022 Cookstown 100 Tickets : Final Call : UPDATE (19/03/2022) – Sales have now ended.
2022 Cookstown 100 Tickets : Final Call:
Deadline has passed. Ticket sales have ended for the 2022 Cookstown 100.
There are only 6 days left to secure your 2022 Cookstown 100 Tickets.
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Only 6 days left to book your race package
Bookings to attend the KDM Cookstown 100 centerary races will close this Friday!!!
Many thanks to everyone who has pre booked their packages.
For those of you who haven’t pre booked yet, to avoid disappointment if planning to arrive on the day, there is still time to book your package.
To book please order by going through paypal and making payment to
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.
Kind regards
CDMCC
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2022 Cookstown 100 Events Schedule
2022 Cookstown 100 Events Schedule :
UPDATE : The Treasure Hunt scheduled for Thursday 21st April 2022 has been cancelled and a Classic Bike Show starting at 6pm will take its place.
The Cookstown Club have announced the schedule for the 2022 Centenary Celebrations.
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.
Wednesday 20th April; Irish Minibike Championship ‘Minibike demo’ Burn Rd Carpark @ 7.00 pm
Thursday 21st April; Classic Bike Show, on the Main Street from 6pm. Walking Treasure Hunt, departing from Burn Rd Carpark @ 7.00 pm
Friday 22nd April; Practices for KDM Hire Cookstown 100
Saturday 22nd, 2022 KDM Hire Cookstown 100 race day/Celebrating 100 years of Cookstown & District MCC.
More details in due course.
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2022 Cookstown 100 Tickets : Final Reminder
2022 Cookstown 100 Tickets : Final Reminder :
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.
The Future of Irish Road Racing is in the Balance
This post is now even more poignant given the postponements and cancellation of many 2020 events due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. Please take the time to read and digest…
I am going to ‘Stickie’ this post until around the start of the Season because I think all road racing fans need to read and share it. The future of Irish Road Racing is in the balance and that balance is slowing tipping the wrong way!
It is relatively bleak reading, but it raises some very valid points. In 2020 we have definitely lost the Enniskillen Road Races with that event opting to relocate to a circuit. Also the Ulster Grand Prix looks very like it will not have a 2020 event – its future beyond that looks grim if the rumoured figures of debt are even remotely true and Cookstown have went on record saying that another bad year or two will put their event in real jeopardy.
Does motorcycle road racing on public roads in Ireland have a future?
Cookstown 100 Road Races Photo Gallery : 29nd April 2017
With the shutter speed sorted for the 2017 Cookstown 100 I got a absolute mountain of photos. Couple this with an amazing vantage spot I got some cracking photographs of some of the action and (hopefully) most of the riders.
If you see yourself feel free to tag yourself in the comments and I have full size images of all the photos, if you would like some of them please just let me know!
This was my first trip to the Cookstown 100 and it is an outstanding race meeting that I am looking forward to returning to!
You can check out all the results of the Cookstown 100 right here : https://tbni.blog/2017/04/29/2017-cookstown-100-results/
2017 Cookstown 100 Road Races Gallery :
2017 Cookstown 100 : Results
After last weeks soaking I had been keeping an constant eye on the weather forecast for Cookstown and the Cookstown 100 Races.
It changed every day! Sunny, wet, overcast, wet, sunny but cold… it just changed every time I looked it up!
By this morning the forecast was dry but overcast and then some rain round about 1pm that should blow over pretty quickly.
With that in mind I figured the trip would be worth it and I ventured towards my first ever Cookstown 100.
It wasn’t far wrong…
As I said above this was my first Cookstown 100 and it is instantly one of my favourite race meetings.
Maybe I was just lucky but the spot I managed to find was outstanding. The bikes were close, fast and spent most of the time I seen them either on the back wheel or in the air. It was truly amazing and has instantly made me a huge fan of this event! The effort these guys were putting in was breath taking.
The event had many red flags, pretty much a red flag for every race – bar the 125 / Moto 3 race and the Classics. Thankfully there were no reports of any serious injuries. More than that, even with so many incidents to deal with the organisers still managed to get the full program raced – leading to a great day for the riders and spectators alike.
I haven’t had a look through my camera yet but I think I managed some awesome photos so a full gallery will follow shortly but in the meantime here’s what you came here for…
The 2017 Cookstown 100 Results :