Munster Road Races cancelled as weather causes ‘irreversible’ damage to circuit

Racing was due to take place this weekend but as temperatures are expected to reach almost 30C, the club announced it 'cannot stem the tide' 
Munster Road Races cancelled as weather causes ‘irreversible’ damage to circuit

Cork Motorcycle Racing and Vintage Club said rider safety is its main priority and this week's hot weather has caused an 'irreversible effect' on the circuit in Glanmire. File picture: Richard Hurley

Cork Motorcycle Racing and Vintage Club has announced that the Munster 100 Road Races can't go ahead this weekend due to the damage done to the roads by the extreme weather.

The racing was due to take place on August 13 and 14. However, as temperatures are expected to reach almost 30C this weekend, the club announced it “cannot stem the tide”. 

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