There will be a training day in Mt. Hillary, Mallow, Co. Cork this Sunday 25th of May.
We will be training from 10am until 3,30pm with uplifts!
The original start at the top of the hill has been reopened and is now linking into the new gravel section that was created for the IDMS race back in April.
See you there!
Check it out, what a great weekends racing, dry, dusty and flat out on one of Ireland’s best DH tracks! All the results are available on www.crcidms.com!
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/360381/
021racings Damien Daly on the attack, on his way to 3rd lace in Masters!
Less than two weeks to go until the Irish downhill mountain bike series rolls into Mt. Hillary just outside Mallow, Co. Cork on the 19/20 of April, hosted by 021racing.
Mt. Hillary is notorious for being one of the most physical downhill tracks in Ireland and riders will be treated to a new top section and some interesting and alternative lines from the 2013 race track!
There will be practice all day on the Saturday with the racing taking place on Easter Sunday from 12pm. So, expect to see Ireland’s fastest mountain bikers fighting it out for the points and the top step of the podium! Don’t forget to pop by the 021racing pits and say hello!
You can enter via www.crcidms.com
See you there!
We are planning on having a training day with uplifts in Mt. Hillary, Mallow, Co. Cork on Sunday 23rd of March. The perfect opportunity to get some practice for round 2 of the Irish Downhill Mountain Bike Series, which takes place on Sunday the 20th of April!
Details still TBC!
It’s less than four weeks, before the 2014 IDMS kicks off in Rostrevor, Co. Down on the 9th of March!
Check out the webisode of the 021racing from last seasons IDMS race in Rostrevor!
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/328023/
Enjoy!
021racing is now open for 2014 membership applications, €30 is the standard membership fee!
You can join through the forum link, get it done!
021racing will be providing race support at all the 2104 IDMS races and the Irish National Championships, as well as some selected British Downhill Series events.
The 2013 Irish National DH mountain bike championships took place in Fairymount Farm, Co. Tipperary last weekend.
021racings Damien Daly retained his National Champion title for the second year running, taking the win .8 of a second from Chain Reaction Cycles Dale mcMullen.
Agris Kramis had a steady run to take 3rd place in the Sport mens category, while Lismore racer Jack Crowley took the win in the Youth category and West Cork ripper Olly Cornforth took 2nd place in the Juvenile category!
What a great weekends racing to finish off the 2013 DH season, here’s looking forward to next year!
Damien Princess Daly on his way to becoming Irish Champ!
Here is FlexoMedia’s 021racing Webisode #2 from iDMS Round Two in Rostrevor.
021 Racing Webisode 2013 iDMS Round 2 on Pinkbike
Here’s my 3 step plan..
Watch it, follow the link to his page, watch the rest of his videos..
….work evaded!
In other news. CRC iDMS Round Two in Fairymount happened the weekend last. After a super long wait it’s now done and dusted.
Well done to all the 021racing members who competed. We had some great results.
The CRC iDMS will return to Fairymount Farm for the National Champs in October but next up on the calendar is the forth and final round of the CRC iDMS at Cullohill in Co. Laois.
Pat always knocks out a cracking event so I can’t wait for it.
Check out CRCiDMS.COM for info.
After a long break the IDMS is getting ready for round 3 on the weekend of August 24,25th in Fairymount Farm, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary.
This is a fun and challenging DH track with a good mixture of terrain to test any rider. The track is on private land and there is free camping on site also!
All the info for the event can be found here: www.crcidms.com
021racing will be onsite with the full team pit set up and support. The racing should be exciting, with plenty of 021racing riders fighting for the top spots in each category!
See you there!
The 2013 Irish DH National Mountain Bike Championships, due to be held in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary on the weekend of the 13/14 of July have been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the organisers control.
The rescheduled date is now the 12/13 of October to avoid clashing with any other races, events etc. The venue is yet to be confirmed. This has happened before, when the Championships were due to be held in Bray, Co. Wicklow, but the organisers ran into difficulty and the event was staged in Mt. Hillary, Mallow, Co. Cork in October of that year.
Only four and a half months to go, plenty of time to get some extra training in!