Every winner of the Enkalon Trophy as famous silverware retired from competition after 50 years
Every winner of the famous Enkalon Trophy, which has been retired from competition following the 50th anniversary meeting held at Bishopscourt in Co Down on September 12.
Ulster Superbike champion Carl Phillips, who first won the trophy in 2019, is the final name on the silverware after winning both Enkalon races on the Bell Bikesport/B&W Racing BMW earlier this month.
The inaugural Enkalon Trophy race was held at Aghadowey in 1975, when Ray McCullough was the winner.
Enkalon Trophy winners
1975 – Ray McCullough (350 Yamaha)
1978 – Noel Hudson (750 Yamaha)
1979 – Jackie Hughes (750 Yamaha)
1980 – George Farlow (750 Yamaha)
1981 - Jackie Hughes (750 Yamaha)
1982 – Sam McClements (998 Suzuki)
1983 – Johnny Rea (500 Yamaha)
1984 – Colin Wilson (350 Yamaha)
1985 – Alan Irwin (500 Suzuki)
1986 – Gary Cowan (350 Yamaha)
1987 – Johnny Rea (350 Yamaha)
1988 – Gary Cowan (350 Yamaha)
1989 – Robert Dunlop (750 Honda)
1990 – George Farlow (500 Honda)
1991 – Phillip McCallen (750 Honda)
1992 -Dave Leach (750 Yamaha)
1993 – Rodney McCurdy (750 Kawasaki)
1994 – Johnny Rea (750 Yamaha)
1995 – Alan Irwin (926 Ducati)
1996 – Alan Irwin (926 Ducati)
1997 – Rodney McCurdy (750 Ducati)
1998 – Adrian Coates (250 Honda)
1999 – Rodney McCurdy (750 Ducati)
2000 – Michael Swann (1000 Yamaha)
2001 – Michael Swann (1000 Yamaha)
2002 – Adrian Archibald (960 Honda)
2003 – Hilton Hincks (960 Honda)
2004 – Derek Sheils (1000 Suzuki)
2005 – Alastair Seeley (1000 Yamaha)
2006 - Alastair Seeley (1000 Suzuki)
2007 – Cameron Donald (1000 Honda)
2008 – Michael Laverty (1000 Suzuki)
2009 – Keith Amor (1000 Honda)
2010 – Marshall Neill (1000 Suzuki)
2011 – Cameron Donald (1000 Honda)
2012 – Cameron Donald (1000 Honda)
2013 – Derek Sheils (1000 Kawasaki)
2014 – David Haire (1000 Honda)
2015 – Derek Sheils (1000 Kawasaki)
2016 – Race abandoned
2017 – Dan Kneen (1000 BMW)
2018 – Gerard Kinghan (1000 Kawasaki)
2019 – Carl Phillips (1000 Suzuki)
2020 – Race cancelled (Covid-19 pandemic)
2021 – Alastair Seeley (1000 Yamaha)
2022 – Alastair Seeley (1000 Yamaha)
2023 – Mike Browne (1000 BMW)
2024 – Ryan Gibson (1000 BMW)
2025 – Korie McGreevy (1000 Kawasaki)
2026 – Carl Phillips (1000 BMW)