

https://www.skerriesroadraces.com
Check out the full results from the 2019 Skerries Road Races Here : https://tbni.blog/2019/07/09/2019-skerries-road-races-results/


https://www.skerriesroadraces.com
Check out the full results from the 2019 Skerries Road Races Here : https://tbni.blog/2019/07/09/2019-skerries-road-races-results/

2019 Enniskillen Road Races brought us back to County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland on 28th – 29 June 2019 for the second year of this re-launched event.
Enniskillen Road Races Official Website
Enniskillen Road Races Official Twitter Feed
Enniskillen Road Races Official Facebook Feed
Another great day’s racing this year that somehow managed to see a full race schedule run following a huge red flag incident in Race 4. Most importantly all riders involved in incidents are on the mend and I would like to wish every one a fast and full recovery.
Full and detailed results are posted below…
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R1: McGirr’s Fuels Junior Support Restart


2019 Kells Road Races Results : The Kells Road Races thankfully returned to the Irish National Road Race Calendar for the first time since 2016. Here are all the results :
Senior Support Championship Race



Check out the full results from the 2019 Enniskillen Road Races Here : https://tbni.blog/2019/07/01/2019-enniskillen-road-races-results/
Full 2019 Kells Road Races Results are available here :
https://tbni.blog/2019/06/19/2019-kells-road-races-results-15th-16th-june-2019/

The traditional end to the TT Festival takes us back down to the south of the Isle of Man to the Billown Course for some multi-start road racing.
Thankfully the weather held out long enough to get through the Practice Sessions and line up another great evening of racing.
It is no secret I am a big fan of the Pre and Post TT Races, honestly – factor them into your trip to the TT – it is a great course, with great racing. It’s a great way to relax and wind down after the hectic pace of the TT – although the bikes still keep the pace up!

Blackford Pre-TT Classic Races : Billown : 27th May 2019 Reults

2019 Isle of Man TT Qualifying Session 1 : 26/05/2019 : Results

2019 Isle of Man TT Qualifying Session 2 : 28/05/2019 : Results


The Colas Post TT Road Races have been described as a fitting conclusion to the TT Festival and is not to be missed, especially with the inclusion of 600cc Supersport, 650cc SuperTwins and Superbike races ensure that event attracts the crème de la crème of the racing fraternity from the British Isles, Europe and further afield.
Practice & Qualifying takes place between 1.00pm and 4.00pm, with racing action between 5.00pm and 8.30pm at the latest.
After an epic 5 races yesterday the Clerk of the Course made another well informed decision to start things off early. With a ‘Yellow Warning’ for rain over the Isle of Man in force for the afternoon of 7th June 2019 a call was made to start things off early. The plan was put in place for a 10:00am start with the intention of running a full six lap Senior TT.
With the mandatory delay – only a wee one though – things got underway at 10:15am.
For the duration of the race I was live tweeting – if you fancy reading through things as they unfolded just look for the Hashtag #2019SeniorTTLIVE

With – you guessed it – the weather continuing to play havoc with every plan the Clerk of the Course could lay out it really did come down to one last roll of the dice and that was Thursday 6th June 2019. The forecast was looking positive and as long as the roads would dry out over night then there was the potential for a full day of racing and a couple of necessary qualifying sessions.
The plan had to be ambitious, but I think it would be fair to say that everyone was shocked when Gary Thompson came up with this idea :

Yes, you have read that correctly – 5 Races, 1 Day. Now that is a day of racing!
Images Courtesy of IOMTT Twitter