Tandragee 100 Road Races
It was back to business yeterday for the countries road racers at the Tandragee 100.
With William Dunlop not entered in the Supersport 600 and Superbike races it was left to brother Michael and Ryan Farquhar to battle it out for the honours
Farquhar led the first open race from start to finish to win by 3.5 seconds from Dunlop, he also had wins in the Supertwins and Moto 450 races.
Dunlop fought back in the closing stages of the Supersport 600 passing Ryan on the final lap to take the chequered flag by just 0.3 seconds he also won the final race again overtaking Farquhar on the last lap.
William Dunlop won the 250cc race and Paul Robinson took the 125 win ahead of Sam Wilson and Nigel Moore when Williams bike had mechanical problems while he was in the lead.
Irish Clubmans Championship Nutts Corner 14th April
A superb day for young Jason Lynn taking 5 wins from 5 starts
36th Enkalon Trophy Races Bishopscourt 6 & 7th April 2012
Cameron Donald continued on from last years dominant display to retain the 36th Enkalon Trophy at Bishopscourt,
he won feature race by 11 seconds from runner-up Lee Johnston and third place Denver Robb, Brian McCormack,
William Dunlop and Stephen Thompson completed the top six.
Donald also won both Irish Superbike races and two Supersport 600cc events.
Ryan Farquhar won two Supertwins races and Andrew Irwin one.
Robert English won two 125cc races and Nigel Percy one, while Percy and Thomas Lawlor were 250cc winners.
On Friday, Donald won Irish Superbike race one convincingly from Wilson Craig Honda team-mate Dunlop, with
Robb third.
David Haire won Fridays Supersport 600cc race, with Timothy Elwood second and Mark Hanna third.
Percy won the opening 125cc race, with Dunlop taking second and Paul Robinson third, while
Ryan Farquhar secured victory in the Supertwins.
Saturday’s action saw Donald win the second ISB race, with Robb and Johnston completing the podium.
Percy won the first 250cc joust. Lawlor and Nico Mawhinney completed the rostrum.
Lawlor turned the tables to beat Percy in the next race, with Richard Glasgow third.
Australian Donald was followed home by Mark Hanna and William Dunlop in Saturday’s first Supersport
race, while Haire and Hanna were second and third behind Donald in the next race.
The main Enkalon Trophy race was declared after 13 laps after the race was halted because of a crash involving Haire, who was unhurt.
Dylan and Derek Lynch claimed a double in the sidecar races.
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