If you got a voucher for the 2021 Cookstown 100 for Christmas the Club have issued a warning to make sure that you send your voucher back in order to complete the exchange for your tickets.
In the excitement of getting a ticket I never even read the fine print so thankfully got this message on the Cookstown 100 Facebook Page today!
Time is now running out for christmas vouchers to be returned to the Club.
If you still have your voucher, please forward it to the club asap @ 229 Orittor Road, Cookstown, Co Tyrone BT80 9NB.
Please note as declared on the voucher..
‘Vouchers must be sent back to the organising club prior to the event to redeem voucher and receive program & wristband’
Entry to the event WILL NOT BE PERMITTED by showing a voucher to PSNI or Security on days of event.
The club thank you for all your support and ask for a final time for vouchers to be returned to avoid disappointment.
Roads close Friday 30th July 2021 : 2.30pm to 9.30pm.
Practice will commence once the course has been cleared by officials.
This will be followed by Hilton Car Sales Supersport Race (1) and the The Diamond Bar and Mermaid Club Lightweight Supersport Race (1) in the evening.
Roads close Saturday 31st July 10am to 7.30pm.
Full 11 race programme, with the event culminating in the Bayview Hotel, Portballintrae ‘Race of Legends’ feature race.
Please note spectators must be at the event and in situ one hour before the road closes. This will allow us to carry out all the safety requirements in good time prior to the racing. Have your wristbands at the ready in order to be directed to the right car park and viewing area.
Due to Covid-19 Restrictions and Government requirements the Armoy Club have had to introduce assigned Vantage Points for Spectators attending the 2021 Event.
The assigned vantage point is determined by the colour of the armband that will come with your program, parking is also assigned and will be near to the viewing area.
The Club released a Facebook post detailing the current setup.
SPECTATOR INFORMATION :
Please see map for spectator zones and the relevant car parking facilities for each area.When you receive your tickets, you will be have been allowed a colour coded wristband. Please see which zone this corresponds to on the map.
Any questions please, leave a comment or PM. (Click the Link – Do not Comment or PM TBNI.Blog – The link takes you to the Official Armoy Club Page)
The Armoy Club have confirmed in a Facebook Post that the 2021 event is now sold out.
SPECTATOR PASSES :
We are still inundated with enquiries about spectator passes. Unfortunately we are now completely sold out for this years event.
We understand the disappointment and frustration of those who could not secure passes, especially those people who had pre-booked travel and accommodation. Unfortunately in these circumstances, there is absolutely nothing more we can do. We have a maximum capacity as per our risk assessment and these restrictions must be strictly adhered to.
We look forward to seeing everyone back in Armoy in 2022, when things will hopefully be back to normal with no restrictions.
Spectator packages will be posted the week commencing Monday 19th July.
Please ensure you have provided the track and trace details for each member of your party attending the races. Email [email protected] if you have not yet provided this information.
Important : Track and Trace Details required are : Name, address and telephone number or email address for each person attending.
As this situation evolves and affects more events TBNI.Blog will endeavour to keep you up to date.
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 Armoy Club have confirmed via a Facebook Post that their 2021 event will be going ahead as a ticket only event.
The end of the summer will now have us treated to an Armoy meeting alongside the Cookstown 100.
Armoy Road Races : Clerk of the Course Bill Kennedy
ARMOY ROAD RACES ALL SYSTEMS GO
Call for Race Sponsors
The Armoy Motorcycle Road Racing Club has announced that it is all systems go for organising the Armoy Road Races on Friday 30th & Saturday 31st July after the Motor Cycle Union of Ireland (MCUI) approved the event regulations, however there will be a few changes this year according to Clerk of the Course, Bill Kennedy MBE.
The 2021 Cookstown 100 has been postponed. The Cookstown Club made an official statement on 18th January 2021 confirming that their April 2021 would not be going ahead. All is not lost though, it has been postponed until September…
**OFFICIAL STATEMENT**
The directors of Cookstown & District Motorcycle Club (RR) Ltd held various conversations over the last few weeks in regards to the 2021 Cookstown 100 event which had been scheduled to take place on the last weekend in April 2021.
After receiving advice and information from various bodies in regards to the current situation within our community with the ongoing pandemic, the club has taken the decision to postpone our event until the 10th & 11th of September 2021.
We as organisers of the event are extremely disappointed, but we must put the health and safety of our residents, officials, competitors and spectators first.
Whilst it is welcomed that the current vaccine process has began, the time frame of which the vaccine will be distributed to everyone in the community, means the timing of our event in April brings too much uncertainty to competitors, spectators and of coarse to the club ourselves.
While this may come as a disappointment to many, we must act in a responsible way and allow time for the vaccine to help protect the community and also allow time for the NHS to become less overwhelmed.
We hope that by giving extra time in 2021 before running our event, we are in a much better position in our community by September and we will bring another great few days racing, just as we did in 2020.
As this situation evolves and affects more events TBNI.Blog will endeavour to keep you up to date.
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/
2020 Cookstown 100 is scheduled for 11-12 September 2020
2020 Cookstown 100 : Press Release
Working towards the race
The Cookstown & District Motor Cycle Club have confirmed, that, the postponed race meeting, will now take place on Friday and Saturday 11th/12th September.
Following the recent COVID 19 updates, the club is now in the position to put the final touches to their plans for what will be the Only road race to take place in 2020.
For the event to take place, the Club has taken a sensible and responsible approach, working with Sport NI and other various bodies, which will result in some significant changes.
Spectator numbers will be restricted to 1000 on Friday and 1600 on Saturday, and will only be allowed in designated areas.
The KDM Hire Cookstown 100 will be a “Closed Event”, a successful online Booking system has been in operation, which has enabled the organizers to follow the strict guidelines put in place by Department for Communities & NI Sports Forum.
A race programme which will include a unique wristband will be posted out to everyone who has used the Booking system
Only those with a Wristband will gain access
There will be 10 designated spectator areas located around the 1.7 mile circuit. These areas will allow a maximum number of spectators in each so that any regulations in respect to mass gatherings in one area can be maintained and managed.
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