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Enniskillen Road Races: Victories for Gary Dunlop and Kevin Fitzpatrick - Malcolm - 29-06-2019
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Gary Dunlop won the Moto3/125GP race at the Enniskillen Road Races on Saturday on the Joey's Bar Racing Honda.
Ballymoney’s Gary Dunlop clinched victory in the Moto3/125GP race at the Enniskillen Road Races on Saturday.
Dunlop, who earned his maiden win on the roads at Killalane in 2017, got the better of Sam Grief to win by 1.3 seconds in the end on the Joey’s Bar Honda, with pole man Kevin Fitzpatrick closing out the top three. Nigel Moore took fourth ahead of Melissa Kennedy.
Earlier, Co. Meath man Fitzpatrick backed up his pole start in the Supersport class with a narrow victory.
Riding the Bert Racing Kawasaki, he had to fight off event newcomer Dominic Herbertson to wrap up the win by only 0.7 seconds after six laps of the Arney course in Fermanagh.
Ballymoney’s Darryl Tweed finished on the podium in third position, two seconds back on English rider Herbertson. Forest Dunn, Ryan Maher and Gareth Keys completed the top six.
Michael Sweeney, who was making his debut at the Irish National meeting, opted not to race on Saturday after taking part in Friday’s practice sessions on his Martin Jones Racing machines.
Last year’s Man of the Meeting, Derek McGee, is also a non-starter as he recovers from injuries sustained in a crash during qualifying at the Isle of Man TT.
Adam McLean from Tobermore is also ruled out through injury in the wake of his accident at the Tandragee 100 in May, while Paul Jordan also sat out the event after he was left battered and bruised after a big crash at Anglesey in Wales last weekend.
The Junior Support race was won by Vinny Brennan by 1.5 seconds from Noel Smith, with Kevin Baker a further 0.6 seconds back in third.
Earlier, Co. Meath man Fitzpatrick backed up his pole start in the Supersport class with a narrow victory.
Riding the Bert Racing Kawasaki, he had to fight off event newcomer Dominic Herbertson to wrap up the win by only 0.7 seconds after six laps of the Arney course in Fermanagh.
Ballymoney’s Darryl Tweed finished on the podium in third position, two seconds back on English rider Herbertson. Forest Dunn, Ryan Maher and Gareth Keys completed the top six.
Michael Sweeney, who was making his debut at the Irish National meeting, opted not to race on Saturday after taking part in Friday’s practice sessions on his Martin Jones Racing machines.
Last year’s Man of the Meeting, Derek McGee, is also a non-starter as he recovers from injuries sustained in a crash during qualifying at the Isle of Man TT.
Adam McLean from Tobermore is also ruled out through injury in the wake of his accident at the Tandragee 100 in May, while Paul Jordan also sat out the event after he was left battered and bruised after a big crash at Anglesey in Wales last weekend.
The Junior Support race was won by Vinny Brennan by 1.5 seconds from Noel Smith, with Kevin Baker a further 0.6 seconds back in third.
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Kyle White
RE: Enniskillen Road Races: Victories for Gary Dunlop and Kevin Fitzpatrick - Malcolm - 29-06-2019
Racing resumes following three-hour delay after red-flag incident
Racing has resumed at the Enniskillen Road Races after a delay of more than three hours following a crash in the Senior Support race.
The N.I. Air Ambulance was tasked to the scene of the incident at the Arney course in Fermanagh, which happened around 12.45pm. No further official details are available.
When the action got underway once more shortly before 4pm, Forest Dunn won the first Superbike race by over three seconds from Ballymoney’s Darryl Tweed, with Dominic Herbertson in third ahead of Kevin Fitzpatrick.
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Cornwall's Forest Dunn won the first Open Superbike race.
The organisers confirmed that the remaining races would be cut to three laps to make up for lost time following the delay.
Herbertson won the Supertwin race by 3.9 seconds from Paul Williams and Vinny Brennan.
Earlier, Ballymoney’s Gary Dunlop clinched victory in the Moto3/125GP race.
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Co. Meath's Kevin Fitzpatrick edged victory in a narrow opening Supersport race at Enniskillen.
Dunlop, who earned his maiden win on the roads at Killalane in 2017, got the better of Sam Grief to win by 1.3 seconds in the end on the Joey’s Bar Honda, with pole man Fitzpatrick closing out the top three. Nigel Moore took fourth ahead of Melissa Kennedy.
Co. Meath’s Fitzpatrick backed up his pole start in the Supersport class with a narrow victory.
Riding the Bert Racing Kawasaki, he had to fight off event newcomer Herbertson to wrap up the win by only 0.7 seconds after six laps.
Ballymoney’s Darryl Tweed finished on the podium in third position, two seconds back on English rider Herbertson. Forest Dunn, Ryan Maher and Gareth Keys completed the top six.
Michael Sweeney, who was making his debut at the Irish National meeting, opted not to race on Saturday after taking part in Friday’s practice sessions on his Martin Jones Racing machines.
Last year’s Man of the Meeting, Derek McGee, is also a non-starter as he recovers from injuries sustained in a crash during qualifying at the Isle of Man TT.
Adam McLean from Tobermore is also ruled out through injury in the wake of his accident at the Tandragee 100 in May, while Paul Jordan also sat out the event after he was left battered and bruised after a big crash at Anglesey in Wales last weekend.
The Junior Support race was won by Vinny Brennan by 1.5 seconds from Noel Smith, with Kevin Baker a further 0.6 seconds back in third.
Kyle White