2022 Tandragee 100 : Guy Martin and Dominic Herbertson out on the Classics
2022 marks the 60th Anniversary of the Tandragee 100 event and it kicked off on Friday 29th April with the Practice and Qualifying Sessions.
Conditions were perfect, the track was perfect, the set up was perfect and the event ran perfectly – an absolute credit to the Tandragee 100 Team.
The only issue with the Friday session was that (I would imagine) a right few people went home with a little sunburn!
It was a superb lead up to race day.
The weather forecast for race day for the previous week predicted rain, and despite everyone’s hopes that the rain may not actually come, or may come later, or simply the hope that ‘Those long range forecasts are quite often wrong.’ – the weather forecast was in fact correct. The rain came and started just in time for the road closure and never let up.
Three races ran, between five red flags, and then the conditions both on the track and in the sky worsened and the meeting was abandoned.
A difficult decision for the Club, but without doubt the right one.
The most important thing is everyone gets home safely, so the right call was made.
Friday showed what road racing can be, (I suppose Saturday did too) – so if you are new to the sport hold on to that Friday Feeling!
A sad ending to the event for the Club, but they can rest easy knowing the hard work was done, what they could control they did so flawlessly and what they couldn’t – well, it is what it is.
Now is the time for the final call for the 2022 Tandragee 100 Tickets. The Club have announced that pre-ordering of Programmes (including car parking) will close on 25th March 2022.
So as I said for the Cookstown 100 Tickets, make a move now and don’t be one of those people left shouting for tickets mere days before the 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!
***2022 Tandragee 100 Programmes and Car/Bike Parking – only 5 days left before sales close***
The 60th Anniversary Around A Pound Tandragee 100 is only 41 days away (29th and 30th April 2022).
Pre-ordering of programmes (including car/bike parking) will close on the 25th of March 2022 to allow time to print, pack and post in time for the event.
Our event will still be held as a ‘closed event’, so to attend pre-ordered programmes need to be purchased, similar to many other events due to take place in 2022.
Programmes (including car/bike parking) are available to pre-order for one of the following locations:-
Each Programme and car/bike parking (including postage) is £25 (children under 13 free when accompanied by an adult).
Please remember to:-
• In the ‘add a message’ or notes section please add the postage address and what it is you wish to pre-order, including which parking area.
• Please use the FRIENDS AND FAMILY/gift option.Otherwise your order may not be accepted.If you do not receive refund within 3 working days, that will mean your programme/parking has been secured.
Refunds will not be possible 14 days or less prior to the event.We acknowledge some people may not have access to PayPal therefore pre-orders can also be paid using a credit card via our website https://tandragee100.co.uk/
Enquiries about anything to do with pre-ordering should only be emailed to [email protected] rather than messaging via Facebook to ensure we don’t overlook anything.
For queries re parking for people with disabilities please contact Sheila Sinton 07780916107.
Your support by pre-ordering a programme for our event is greatly appreciated.
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/
2022 Tandragee 100 Tickets : Programmes and Car / Bike Parking :
The Tandragee 100 have announced via a Facebook Post that the 2022 Tandragee 100 will be a ‘closed event’ – which effectively means a ticket only event, the Programme being your ticket.
There is just over a month left for you to get your ticket, so don’t be left scrambling in the weeks and days before the event, get your order in nice and early and relax in the knowledge you have the tickets booked for this year’s 60th anniversary event!
Programme Pre-Orders Close on 25th March 2022.
2022 Tandragee 100 Tickets
***2022 Tandragee 100 Programmes and Car/Bike Parking***
The 60th Anniversary Around A Pound Tandragee 100 is only 11 weeks away (29th and 30th April 2022).
Pre-ordering of programmes (including car/bike parking) will close on the 25th of March 2022 to allow time to print, pack and post in time for the event.
With COVID restrictions significantly easing, we now have extra programmes available.
Our event will still be held as a ‘closed event’, so to attend pre-ordered programmes need to be purchased, similar to many other events due to take place in 2022.
Programmes (including car/bike parking) are available to pre-order for one of the following locations:-
The 60th Anniversary of the Tandragee 100 was delayed (like everything else) due to Covid but 2022 will see the event back on the Northern Irish Road Racing Calendar.
The Club confirmed the dates for the event on a recent Facebook Post.
60th Anniversary Tandragee 100 :
Our 2022 date for the Around A Pound Tandragee 100 will be the 29th & 30th April 2022.
2021 Tandragee 100 Road Races have been cancelled.
The Tandragee Club have confirmed via a Facebook Post that their 2021 event is now cancelled due to the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic.
2021 Tandragee 100 Road Races have been cancelled
***Press Release – 2021 Around A Pound Tandragee 100 Cancelled***
First and foremost, the safety of our society, more than ever, has to come first. Tonight’s announcement to cancel the 2021 Tandragee 100 National Motorcycle Road Races has been taken with the intention of keeping people safe. We look forward to returning in 2022.
It is important not only to consider the safety of our volunteers and officials, local residents and landowners, local businesses, the competitors and of course our spectators but also the wider general public. If we are to collectively reduce the spread of the disease and lessen the impact COVID 19 will have in the longer term we believe to gather in large numbers for our event is not appropriate given the circumstances.
Whilst the implementation of the COVID 19 Vaccines is welcome news, it is likely that only the most vulnerable and our precious HSC workforce will have received the first dose by the end of February with the second dose not completed until potentially the end of May. This will mean the full effect for these groups won’t be galvanised until June. In addition, it is likely that the rest of the population who want to avail of it won’t be vaccinated until autumn 2021.
At a time when our Health & Social Care Services are once again managing significantly increased demand we must not place an additional strain on their precious resources. Many of our event medical team and first aiders will still be needed to contribute to the HSC response across Northern Ireland and we also would not wish to potentially divert HSC ambulance and hospital resources to deal with any event related requirements. To all those involved in the response to COVID 19 we thank you.
As a Club we are of course very disappointed to have to take this decision to delay our 60th Anniversary Celebrations for a second time, however, it is the right thing to do. We believe it is important to let everyone involved know at the earliest opportunity, so everyone is not disadvantaged in any way. We will need everyone’s continued support in 2022 to enable us to celebrate our 60th Anniversary and deliver a truly exciting event.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our loyal sponsors for their understanding and support. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this announcement causes. Our overall sponsor Gerard Rice from Around A Pound has indicated his support for this decision and agrees that the health of the population is just too important to jeopardise.
Never has the phrase ‘all in it together’ been so pertinent and just so important. The COVID 19 vaccines provide the long-term hope and the current lockdown offers the opportunity to shorten the duration of the current surge. We can all play our part too by staying at home, practising social distancing, good hand hygiene and wearing face coverings. We must all put our health first, don’t take any unnecessary risks. Keep up to date with and follow the advice given by the Public Health Agency. Think about the vulnerable in our society and act with compassion towards each other.
To anyone who is currently affected by COVID 19 and to those who will later become so, you are in our thoughts and prayers not only now but in the coming weeks and months.
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 2020 Tandragee 100 has been postponed. The 60th Anniversary of the County Armagh Road Races is the latest event to fall victim of of the covid-19 outbreak.
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/
Here are all the times, all the splits, all the categories and all the results from the 2018 Around A Pound Tandragee 100 Race Day.
A full gallery of images from the day’s action is still to follow, but honestly it was a glorious day with what can only be described as an epic Tandragee 100 Feature Race. I won’t spoil the result – just keep scrolling to see it, but know this, we got a new lap record from the winner at 2:55:11s!
Guy Martin’s return to the road racing scene took an early spill at the 2017 Tandragee 100 when his Honda collided with that of fellow racer, Paul Jordan, at Marlacoo Corner, on the opening lap of the Superbike Race.
Most importantly neither rider was hurt and as the photographs show it turned into probably the most amicable spill ever with the two guys sitting up, having a chat and a cup of tea.
Paul Jordan even found the light hearted side of the crash a short time later on his Twitter Feed.
So today Guy Matrin wanted to meet me, had to tell him after there is always easier ways to say hello. Both of us were totally fine. ?? pic.twitter.com/j00bVVClpx
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