Overall Series Results for iDMS2014
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Round FIVE Results
Race results from Round FIVE in Carrick
Results by Category
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Overall Results
Series Standings and Double Points Finish
Check out how the season looks so far.
Have a look and see how you are doing and what you need to do to steal the win! Or make sure you have a comfortable margin.
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The 2014 iDMS will close out with a bang with round FIVE at Carrick on the 27th & 28th of September and to make it even more worth while, were offering double points for the win!
There will be not be any dropped round! All of the points you have will go towards your position after the points from the final round in Carrick have been added in.
Get entered up for Carrick today.
Get Entered Now!
You can check out who’s entered HERE
If you don’t see your name on the list, you can check and see if there is part of your registration to be competed HERE or contact IrishDownhill@Gmail.com to query your entry.
2014 Irish National Champions
The 2014 Irish Downhill National Championships results are in..
What a weekend!! Well done to all who competed.
2014 Mens National Irish National Champions.
left to right: Ian McIntyre, Veteran; Glyn O’Brien, Master; Colin Ross, Elite; Jacob Dickson; Junior.
National Championship Titles have been awarded to the following:
Elite Men | 1st – Colin Ross, 2nd – Christopher McGlinchey, 3rd – Stephen McCormack
Master Men | 1st – Glyn O’Brien, 2nd – Dave Egan, 3rd – Ian Coates
Veteran Men | 1st – Ian McIntyre, 2nd – Joe Ward, 3rd – Stephen Davidson
Junior Men | 1st – Jacob Dickson, 2nd – Brian Macklin, 3rd – Dan Priestley
Elite Women | 1st – Tara O’Boyle
Junior Women | 1st – Sasha Bickerstaff
Juvenile | 1st – Ronan Gahan, 2nd – Liam Wolfe, 3rd – Joseph O’Boyle
Youth | 1st – Jack Crowley, 2nd – Conor Bate, 3rd – Jack Devlin
Full list of 2014 National Downhill Championships Results.
FlexoMedia’s Coverage from Round TWO of the iDMS
Check out FlexoMedia’s great edit from the second round of the iDMS near Mallow.
Have a happy, bicycle filled, weekend!
iDMS Round TWO | Results
Here’s the results from Round TWO of the Irish Downhill Mountain Bike Series on Mt. Hillary near Mallow, Co. Cork.
Results by Category
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Overall Results
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Thanks to all the competitors, helpers and whoever paid off mother nature! Full report along with FlexoMedia’s coverage to follow soon.
iDMS Round ONE | Race Report
Chain Reaction Cycles
Rostrevor Mountainbike Festival in Association with Newry and Mourne District Council
Chain Reaction Cycles Irish Downhill Mountainbike Series #1
The 2nd annual Rostrevor Mountainbike Festival went down a storm on the 8/9th March in Kilbroney Park, Rostrevor. Almost 500 competitors from all over the country turned up to sample some of the finest cross country and downhill tracks on offer.
The weekend consisted of practice on Saturday for round 1 of the Ulster Cross Country Series and round 1 of the Irish Downhill Mountainbike Series followed by racing on Sunday. For results of the cross country event please visit www.ulsterxc.com and report www.dromaracc.co.uk
Jacob Dickson | Dirt Orange
Riders started arriving on Friday afternoon in anticipation of amendments to last year’s track. Lots of riders took to walking the track before Saturdays practice and to everyone delight the track had the perfect mix of gnarly natural trail and the best sections of trail centre. On Saturday practice got underway and with the smooth running of the uplift most riders got upwards of 8 practice runs. It was evident from the atmosphere in the finish arena that Rostrevor had hit the nail on the head when it comes to riders needs at an event of this scale.
Michael Cowan | Chain Reaction Cycles / Nukeproof
Early Sunday morning riders took to the slopes of Slievebane for the last practice session putting the finishing touches to what they hope would be a perfect run. A timed seeding run was next so that riders would have a good idea how fast they need to go in the final and give themselves a better chance not to catch slower riders. This is how the final panned out for each category.
Colin Ross | Rosco Lines
The future stars of our sport in the juvenile category were out of the start gate first. Patrick Creane secured 3rd place with Liam Wolfe in runner up position and Joseph O’Boyle taking top honours.
Youth riders were up next and the top 3 were Eddie Byrne, Jack Crowley in 2nd with Conor Bate taking the win by almost 13 seconds!
Hats off to all 8 of our super vet riders (50+) who tackled the course in some style and putting riders half their age to shame. Victor McMinn crossed the line in 3rd place with Joe Bergin in 2nd but Stephen Graham from Plush put in a solid performance to take the win.
The gentlemen of our sport battled it out in the vet category with John Glover taking a well deserved 3rd place. Chain Reaction Cycles rider Ian McIntyre finished in 2nd place with Potato Bred’s Joe Ward taking the bragging rights in first place.
One of the largest category’s is the sports and competition is always hotly contested. Victor Bell smashed his way into 3rd place for team Moco with Martin Mullan in 2nd but no one could better Christopher McMullan who’s time would have placed him 7th in the senior category.
The tightest racing of the day was in the senior category with only 5 seconds splitting the top 3. Ryan Hurson of team Moco rocked into 3rd place with Team mate Laurence Farrington in 2nd only 0.015 off eventual winner Calum Mackie.
4 women entered IDMS #1 but only 2 managed to finish due to mechanical difficulties. Tara O’Boyle had 2 consistent runs that got her a 2nd place but she couldn’t make up the time difference that local rider Sacha Bickerstaff put in to take the top step of the podium.
Some say its the most competitive category of all but the lads in the masters category had their work cut out with Chain Reaction rider Dale McMullan putting in a solid sub 3 minute run. Only riders to get close were his team mate Steve Jamison in 2nd and Dublin man Dave Egan.
Junior riders are some of the fastest in the country. 3rd place went to Matthew McGlinchey with Alan Connolly in 2nd just slipping under the 3 minute barrier. But in true form and a time that would have put him into 3rd place in elites Dirt/Orange team rider Jacob Dickson smoked the opposition by almost 13 seconds to start of his 2014 campaign.
The big guns were out next. Elite riders were last down the hill and unfortunately for them the weather had started to close in. Thrills n spills was the name of the day. Firsttracksmtb.com team rider James MacFerran had qualified 3rd but only to get a bit throttle happy on his final run and laying in down twice so it wasnt meant to be. Local man and team Green Bikes rider Thomas McCoy had also put in a solid performance in seeding but unfortunately a mechanical on the top section meant he had to freewheel through the thousands of adoring fans and into 8th place. The top 3 in reverse order was Dublin man and Nukeproof rider Greg Callaghan. 2nd place went to a well deserved Stephen McCormack and 1st place went to our current national Champion and Redbull Foxhunt winner Colin Ross.
A massive thanks to all the riders who made the journey, Newry and Mourne District Council, Chain Reaction Cycles club, Dromara Cycling Club, Well Fit cafe, Erdinger, Kafe Krem, marshals, St Johns, Malones ice cream, Rodger for the timing, Nukeproof, Mourne Heritage Trust, MountainBikeNI.com, Forest Service NI and the PSNI. See you all again next year!!
Glyn & Cato
Elite Podium
Junior Podium
Master Podium
Super Veteran Podium
Veteran Podium
Sports Podium
Womens Podium
Youth Podium
Juvenile 2nd & 3rd Place Podium
Juvenile 1st Place Podium
Click on the images or follow THIS link to view Demott Sweeny‘s Photos or check out CRCiDMS Facebook Page to see loads more great photos!
See you all at Round TWO in Mallow on the 19th & 20th of April.
iDMS Round ONE | Results
Check out he results from a fantastic Round ONE of the Irish Downhill Mountain Bike Series in Rostrevor this weekend. Well done to all involved with the organisation and thank you to all of the competitors.
Results by Category
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Overall Results
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You can keep an eye on all of the results from the 2014 series here
The 2013 CRCiDMS Final Results
Here are the overall results for the series.
You can see individual category results and the results for each round here
If you are on a mobile and cannot see the embedded spreadsheet. Please follow the link below.
Link To The Spreadsheet on Google
View Results on a dedicated page here. It’s easier to read!
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the offials involved in the series; all of the race organisers who sweat buckets to bring us some fantastic racing; the Paramedic and Ambulance staff; Voilla Timing who all do a sterling job. A massive thankyou also goes out to all the sponsors and volunteers!