For the second time the Cookstown 100 has run in September. It is normally held at the end of April and marks the beginning of the road racing season, but because of Covid-19 it has been held in September this year and last year.
The Cookstown 100 weekend is one of our busiest in the B&B - one where we could fill our rooms one hundred times over - but one of the best.
The same people come back year after year and have become friends. We all love road racing and have that in common and the road racing community is a very good natured and friendly one.
There is always lots of friendly chatter over breakfast on the Sunday morning!
The same people come back year after year and have become friends. We all love road racing and have that in common and the road racing community is a very good natured and friendly one.
There is always lots of friendly chatter over breakfast on the Sunday morning!
Road racing is a big thing here in Northern Ireland and the atmosphere at Coostown is really good and you really get to see the speed of the motorbikes up close.
Next year the Cookstown 100 will hit the one hundred year milestone, so, hopefully the Road Racing Calendar will return to normal and Cookstown, in its centenary year, will mark the start of the racing season to be followed by Tandragee, the North West and of course the Isle of Man TT
Next year the Cookstown 100 will hit the one hundred year milestone, so, hopefully the Road Racing Calendar will return to normal and Cookstown, in its centenary year, will mark the start of the racing season to be followed by Tandragee, the North West and of course the Isle of Man TT
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