Racecourse in Tipperary plays host to 333 cyclists from at home and abroad this weekend

By Sports Reporter
Published 15th Oct 2021, 16:00 GMT
Jamie Blanchfield of Clonmel, who rides for Panduit Carrick Wheelers, and who finished sixth in last Sunday's elite race organised by Carrick Wheelers as a test event at Powerstown Parplaceholder image
Jamie Blanchfield of Clonmel, who rides for Panduit Carrick Wheelers, and who finished sixth in last Sunday's elite race organised by Carrick Wheelers as a test event at Powerstown Par

Verge Cross Clonmel will be held at Powerstown Park racecourse in Clonmel

Three hundred and thirty three Irish cyclists and 15 international riders are coming to Clonmel this weekend for the international cycling event Verge Cross at Powerstown Park racecourse.

Clonmel Cycling Club is hosting the event, which has attracted riders from the USA, Great Britain, Belgium, France and Italy.

Racing starts on Saturday at 11.50am and Sunday at 9am.

Verge Cross Clonmel is the only world-ranked cycling event to be held in Ireland this year.

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