Dornan Ras Mumhan Stage 1 (a) Team Time Trial

The Dornan Ras Mumhan 2026 kicked off with a Team Time Trial, with the first team hitting the road hard at 12:32pm

The main results:

In first place across the line- Pinergy Orwell Wheelers with a time of 10’06’’32. This team with a leader of Evan Keane, heading into stage 1(b) in the yellow jersey. Second team across the line was Limburg Cycling selection just approx. 5 seconds off the pace. In third we had Team Dan Morrissey, with Matteo Cigala, winner of a stage last year. Only one second between second and third place proving that the competition is fierce.

Foran CC, with Dom Jackson winner of Kerry Man’s Table stage in 2024, came in fourth 7 seconds off the pace behind Team Dan Morrissey.

Dornan Ras Mumhan Stage 1 (b)

Todays second stage departed Asdee for the village of Knockanure, the bunch travelling at 50 -60kph, along the coastal road through Ballylongofrd, Tarbert and on to Glin, before the start of the first major climb of the day.

Riders were discarded from the main peloton from the outset, with the main peloton staying relatively intact.

After 56km a 14 man break nipped of the front of the peloton with the yellow jersey, Evan Keane, chasing in the main bunch. Some notable riders in the breakaway, Josh Calally of Velo Performance Racing team, Liam Crowley of Pinergy Orwell Wheelers and Hugh Og Mulhern of Dornan Cycling Munster trying to make their mark on the days proceedings.

With a 43 second lead on the chasing peloton, and 300 metres to go, Josh Calally went long to take an impressive stage victory in an uphill finish in stage 1(b) of the Dornan Ras Mumhan.

Liam Crowley (Pinergy Orwell Wheelers)

Current Yellow Jersey Holder heading into tomorrows South Kerry stage – Liam Crowley of Pinergy Orwell Wheelers.

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RESULTS - Stage 1a Team Time Trial

1.PINERGY - ORWELL WHEELERS 10'07''32-
2.LIMBURG CYCLING SELECTION 10'12''14+4''82
3.TEAM DAN MORRISSEY 10'13''35+6''02
4.FORAN CT 10'20''02+12''69
5.HALESOWEN ACADEMY - MAPEI 10'26''15+18''83
6.VELO PERFORMANCE RACING TEAM 10'27''54+20''21
7.O'LEARY STONE KANTURK 10'29''25+21''93
8.UCD CYCLING CLUB 10'29''41+22''09
9.WEST FRISIA 10'32''99+25''67
10.DORNAN CYCLING MUNSTER (JNR) 10'33''46+26''14
11.O'NEILLS SPIRIT RT 10'35''26+27''94
12.CYCLING ULSTER 10'39''26+31''94
13.MONALTY CYCLING CLUB 10'41''24+33''91
14.CYCLING LEINSTER 10'41''33+34''00
15.BURREN CYCLING CLUB 10'41''52+34''19
16.SHAY MURPHY LEINSTER DEVELOPMENT 10'42''71+35''39
17.CALDWELL POWERHOUSE RACING 10'43''12+35''80
18.RIDE REVOLUTION COACHING 10'44''18+36''86
19.VELO REVOLUTION/SPEED QUEEN 10'45''11+37''79
21.TEAM NORTH 10'49''79+42''47
22.WESTPORT COVEY WHEELERS CC 10'51''00+43''68
23.GALWAY BAY CYCLING CLUB 10'54''19+46''86
24.MUNSTER DORNAN JUNIORS 11'10''44+1'03''12
25.KILLARNEY CYCLING CLUB 11'12''08+1'04''76
26.COMPOSITE BLUE 11'17''24+1'09''92
27.CYCLING MUNSTER DEVELOPMENT 11'43''05+1'35''73

Josh Calally (Velo Performance)

Provisional Stage Results / Stage 1 Athea - Knockanure

1. Josh CALLALY* VELO PERFORMANCE RACING TEAM 1h53'13''
2. Lars ROUFFAER LIMBURG CYCLING SELECTION
3. Sebastian ROBLES LARSEN WEST FRISIA
4. Liam CROWLEY PINERGY - ORWELL WHEELERS +2''
5. Archie PEET O'NEILLS SPIRIT RT
6. Igor BAARS WEST FRISIA +4''
7. Danylo RIWNYJ FORAN CT
8. Curtis NEILL* VELO PERFORMANCE RACING TEAM
9. Hugh Óg MULHEARNE* DORNAN CYCLING MUNSTER (JNR)
10. Max DUCKWORTH O'NEILLS SPIRIT RT

Provisional General Classification / Stage 1 Athea - Knockanure

1. Liam CROWLEY PINERGY - ORWELL WHEELERS 2h03'22"
2. Lars ROUFFAER LIMBURG CYCLING SELECTION "
3. Juul HENDRIKX* LIMBURG CYCLING SELECTION +7"
4. Seán O'KANE* PINERGY - ORWELL WHEELERS +8"
5. Bruno ROSA TEAM DAN MORRISSEY "
6. Josh CALLALY* VELO PERFORMANCE RACING TEAM +13"
7. Nathan LEVITT* FORAN CT +15"
8. Danylo RIWNYJ FORAN CT "
9. Curtis NEILL* VELO PERFORMANCE RACING TEAM +22"
10. Sebastian ROBLES LARSEN WEST FRISIA "

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Easter Saturdays Stage

Stage 2 – Killarney to Portmagee: A return to Killarney brings riders to the mythical Bealach Oisín, crossing the Iveragh Peninsula and joining the spectacular Skellig Ring. The stage includes the notorious Cuam an Easpaig, finishing with speed and drama in Portmagee.