2022 Skerries Results

2022 Skerries Results :

2022 Skerries Results

The 2022 Skerries Road Races ran over the weekend of Saturday 2nd July – Sunday 3rd July 2022. Practice Sessions were held on the Saturday Session with all races being ran on Sunday 3rd July 2022.

The results from the event are as follows :


Open Championship Race :

OPEN Championship Race
OPEN Championship Race

Junior Support Championship Race :

Junior Support Championship Race :
Junior Support Championship Race :

Classic 250cc – 350cc Championship Race :

Classic 250cc - 350cc Championship Race
Classic 250cc – 350cc Championship Race

600 Championship Race :

600 Championship Race
600 Championship Race

250cc – 400cc Championship Race :

250cc - 400cc Championship Race
250cc – 400cc Championship Race

125GP / Moto3 / SS300 Race :

125GP / Moto3 / SS300 Race
125GP / Moto3 / SS300 Race

Classic 500cc – 1000cc Championship Race :

Classic 500cc - 1000cc Championship Race
Classic 500cc – 1000cc Championship Race

Supertwins Championship Race :

Supertwins Championship Race
Supertwins Championship Race

Senior Support Championship Race :

Senior Support Championship Race
Senior Support Championship Race

2022 Skerries Road Races Grand Final :

2022 Skerries Road Races Grand Final
2022 Skerries Road Races Grand Final

Skerries 100 Road Races :

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2017 Skerries 100 Results – 01/07/2017

Unfortunately I never made it to the 2017 Skerries 100, however that shouldnt stop you getting all the results… and it wont!

The event was dominated by Derek Shiels’ Cookstown Burrows Engineering Suzuki with a hat trick of big bike wins.  Derek McGee’s performance can’t be over looked either with a further three wins added to his tally and the seven laps of 2.9 miles Grand Final (on it’s second attempt, the first being halted by a red flag due to rain) went something like this :

Shiels started in pole and surged off to an impressive lead winning overall by 10 seconds, second place went to Derek McGee, followed by Michael Sweeney.  Newcomer Davey Todd was fourth, Davy Morgan fifth and Graham Kennedy in sixth.

Derek Shiels at the 2017 Skerries 100 on the Cookstown Burrows Engineering Suzuki
Derek Shiels at the 2017 Skerries 100 on the Cookstown Burrows Engineering Suzuki

Full 2017 Skerries Results :

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