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Day 2 Causeway Coastal Route Caravan & Peloton Watching the race from the roadside? Here’s when you can expect the Caravan KEY and Peloton to pass by: Giant’s Causeway Caravan Stop Stop No. Area Caravan ETA Peloton ETA Stop No. Area Caravan ETA Peloton ETA Ballycastle Portrush Glengormley 09.20 10.55 Ballycastle 12.10 13.40 Bushmills Ballymena 10.20 11.50 Larne 13.45 15.15 Ballymoney 11.00 12.35 Carrickfergus 14.15 15.45 Cushendall Caravan Exits: 09.00 from Titantic Quarter Ballymoney Bushmills 11.40 13.10 Waterfoot Race Starts: 10.30 from Titanic Quarter Glenariff Remember: Arrive in good time. See table below for road closures. Day 2 Carnlough Glenarm Controlled Crossing Controlled Crossing Points will be managed to facilitate access across the route Road Closures KEY ROAD CLOSURES but will be closed at specific periods for race purposes. Note: Times below are estimates. Caravan Stop Caravan Stop is a location where the Giro Caravan will stop for a 5 minute period. Causeway Ballygally Area Road Roads Close Roads Open Area Road Roads Close Roads Open START Ballycastle Mary St / A2 Rolling Road Closure Larne Titanic Quarter Ballyvoy A2 Coastal Route Belfast Carlisle Circus / Antrim Rd Ballymena 08.00 11.30 Cushendall Rd A2 Belfast Antrim Rd (A6) Cushendall A2 11.00 15.30 Glengormley Town Centre Waterfoot Garron Rd - A2 Sandyknowes A6 - M2 Cityward Glenariff A2 Saturday 10 May Sandyknowes A6 - M2 Countryward Carnlough Ballymena Road (North) Templepatrick A6 Carnlough Ballymena Road (South) Belfast – Causeway Whitehead Dunadry A6 08.30 12.00 Glenarm A2 Antrim Antrim Stiles Way (B518) - Steeple Rd Ballygalley A2 Coastal Route – Belfast Carrickfergus Dunsilly Junction 1 (M22) / Ballymena 12.00 16.00 Antrim Larne Circular Rd - Bank Rd - A2 Rd Day 2 covers over 200km of Northern Ireland’s Whiteabbey Magheramorne A2 Dunsilly Junction 1 (M22) / Antrim Larne Rd (A2) - Island Rd - roads so there are a huge number of vantage Linsnevenagh Rd Islandmagee Glengormley Island Rd Lower Countryward points from which to view the race. You cannot Lisnevenagh A26 - Ferniskey Rd - Craigstown Rd Larne Rd (A2) - Island Rd - Island Rd park on the road along the route so you should Ballee Ballee Rd West - Ballee Rd East Islandmagee Start 09.00 12.30 Lower Cityward plan where you are going to watch the race and Titanic Quarter Ballymena A26 - Queen St - North Rd - A26 Whitehead A2 (A26) Station Rd / Springmount Rd identify an appropriate place to park nearby. Glarryford Knocknaguillagh A2 Finish (B64) 13.00 16.30 This map shows the route for day 2 and the Donegall Square Carrickfergus Belfast Rd - A2 Dunloy A26 - Drumadoon Rd - Killagan Rd North, Belfast Shore Rd Rushpark Roundabout approximate times that the Caravan and Ballymoney A26 - Kilraughts Rd Whiteabbey Peloton will arrive at key locations. 09.30 13.00 Countryward Portrush Rd Roundabout / A26 Frosses Shore Road Rushpark Roundabout Ballymoney Whiteabbey Rd Cityward Portrush Rd Roundabout / Ballymoney Limestone Road North Queen St (B126) B62 Ballybogey Rd Duncairn Gdns/ Ballybogey B62 - Ballyrashane Rd - Benvardin Rd North Queen St (B126) Brougham St Ballybogey B62 - Cloyfin Rd - Priestland Rd 10.00 13.30 Clifton St/ Fredrick 13.30 17.00 Carrickhill (B126) Bushmills A2 St/Donegall St Bushmills The Diamond / Dunluce Rd Peters Hill/North St Millfield (B126) Bushmills The Diamond / Whitepark Rd Divis St/Castle St Millfield (B126) 10.30 14.30 Ballycastle Clare Rd /Quay Rd FINISH Belfast Donegall Square.
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