With the 2025 road racing season heating up, the attention now turns to Ulster for the much anticipated PJ Logan Cup, hosted by Island Wheelers Cycling Club. Taking place on Sunday, April 13th this National Grade event marks Round 6 of the season and first race of the year in Ulster, promising fast racing on a course that has become a firm favourite in the Irish racing calendar.
Set against the backdrop of Tyrone’s rolling road, the now famous figure of eight circuit is known for its punishing rhythm, tight turns and energy zapping climbs. The P.J. Logan Cup and accompanying races are expected to attract a top field as riders seek valuable series points.
All races will roll out from the Race HQ at Powerscreen, 200 Coalisland Road, Dungannon, BT71 4DR
Pre-entry is essential, riders can register via Eventmaster. The entry fee is £20, which includes chip rental for the day. No entries will be accepted on the day. Race Entry can be found HERE.
Also taking place this weekend is the Wallace Caldwell Memorial on Saturday in Antrim, and the Kilteely GP takes place on Sunday in Limerick.
Round 7 of the National Series brings us the iconic John Drumm Cup hosted by Currow Cycling Club on Sunday, 27th April. Another historic event on the Irish calendar. This race is known for its tactical racing through the heart of Kerry.
Race entry can be found HERE.
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