Cookstown 100 taking online bookings for limited spectator places in September

The Cookstown 100 is taking online spectator bookings for the race, which the organisers hope to run as a closed event with limited spectators from September 11-12.
By Kyle White
Published 24th Jun 2020, 17:48 BST
Updated 24th Jun 2020, 17:56 BST
The Cookstown 100 organisers hope to run the event in September.The Cookstown 100 organisers hope to run the event in September.
The Cookstown 100 organisers hope to run the event in September.

A variety of packages are available, ranging in price from £17.50 to £25, including admission wristband and official programme.

A statement from the club said that a ‘very limited amount of spectators’ would be allowed at the event in Co Tyrone, adding that bookings would be taken on a first come, first served basis. The number of spectators permitted was not confirmed in Wednesday’s statement.

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All Irish road races in the Republic of Ireland were cancelled this season due to the Covid-19 pandemic along with the North West 200 and Armoy meetings.

The Tandragee 100 remains postponed, although no alternative dates have been suggested.

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