The start of the Men's Under 19 race from the 2023 edition of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup Dublin - Credit: Sportsfile
Cycling Ireland and Sport Ireland are delighted to host a leg of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup at the Sport Ireland Campus in Blanchardstown, for the third consecutive year...
There were typical cyclo-cross conditions for Round 2 of the National Cyclo-cross series held at Petersburg Outdoor Centre in County Galway. A big thanks to all at Western Lakes for hosting the event...
Spectators were treated to a brilliant two days of racing at Verge Cross Clonmel on the 12th and 13th of October as riders battled it out for coveted UCI points. Sunday saw three UCI level races, with Junior Men, a combined field for Junior and Elite Women, and Elite Men...
2024 has been a great year for the Irish Downhill racing scene, both Ronan Dunne and Oisin O'Callaghan have done Ireland proud with their acheivements on the world stage. Just look at the UCI rankings, Ronan Dunne finished 4th and Oisin O'Callaghan 13th overall...
The 2024 Cyclo-cross National Series got underway on Sunday in Belfast. Round One saw 250 riders take to the course in Falls Park. Light showers in the morning preceded heavy rain in the afternoon, making the conditions challenging....
The series included three rounds, beginning in May with Round 1 hosted by Gravity BC. Round 2 took place at the end of August, hosted by Bree Mountain Bike Club and the final round was last weekend, hosted by GAP...
Kyle Murray winner of the Youth U16 Boys category and the overall fastest in a time of 1:42.64
And the young talent shone through with the Youth U16 riders getting many of the fastest times. The GAP's young rider, Kyle Murray set the fastest time just a second faster than Darragh Ryan also U16 and Masters M30, Stephen Smyth setting the third fastest time 1.63 seconds back...
With the success of Ronan Dunne and Oisin O'Callaghan on the world stage, Ireland is experiencing a surge of young talent coming up through the ranks in downhill racing...
Galway Bay CC are no strangers to gravel events and provided an ideal venue for the inaugural championships. One of Ireland’s leading gravel clubs, they have run several successful gravel races in previous years...
Hosted by Galway Bay CC, it will hold demonstration status as per Cycling Ireland Technical Regulations. Only the Women and Open race will hold this status. M40/M50 + M60 races are non-championship...
