eRacing National Championships to be live streamed
The 2022 Cycling Ireland eRacing National Championships will be live streamed on Saturday, 15th January in partnership with the Irish Independent.
A total of 15 riders will take part in the in-person final having secured qualification back in mid-December. Imogen Cotter has relocated to Girona and will be unable to attend the in-person event leaving the women's category wide open. Glenn Kinning is out due to injury meaning first reserve Ruairí Woods gets the call up.
The Irish Independent most recently supported Cycling Ireland's live coverage of the Cyclocross National Championships and will once again show live coverage on independent.ie and across social media.
Finalists will race using the full Wahoo ecosystem including a KICKR Smart Turbo Trainer, KICKR Climb, KICK Headwind and Gaming laptop all competing in the same location, O’Reilly Hall, UCD.
The National Champions will be decided on the New York, Astoria Line 8 course, a total distance of 34.5 kilometres and 423 metres of elevation.
Follow Independent.ie Sport and Cycling Ireland on social media for live coverage from 4pm.
Schedule:
Women’s race: 4.15pm
Men’s race: 6.45pm
Cycling Ireland eRacing National Championship Finalists:
| Name | Club |
| Keane Ryan | Four Masters CC |
| Padraic O Flynn | Orwell Wheelers Cycling Club |
| Richard Barry | St. Finbarrs CC |
| Nathan Mullan | Dromara Cycling Club |
| Christopher Mc Glinchey | Spectra Wiggle p/b Vitus |
| Conor Verbruggen | Bray Wheelers |
| Fergus Callaghan | Four Masters CC |
| Stuart Millar | Ards CC |
| Steven Edmundson | Un-Attached Connacht |
| Ruairí Woods | Spellman-Dublin Port |
| Name | Club |
| Claire Richardson | Killinchy Cycling Club |
| Vanessa Fursden | Un-Attached Ulster |
| Mary Corless | Un-Attached Connacht |
| Elaine Lally | Un-Attached Connacht |
| Berdien Driscoll | Killarney Cycling Club |