Daniel Cronin now leads by 9.5″ going into the last stage before the overnight halt, he was the only driver under 6 minutes on the Kilthomas stage. Declan Boyle should be 2nd overnight barring a slip on the final stage of the day with Michael Boyle having 31.3″ to spare over 4th. This 4th spot was belonging to Gary Kiernan before the latter seems to have lost about a minute somehow on SS8 dropping him to 6th, a two place drop, David Kelly and Desi Henry being the beneficiaries of the Kiernan slip up. An even worse loss of time seems to have befallen Brendan Cumiskey, he posted a time of 7’20.4″ on SS8 and has dropped 6 places to 13th. Cal McCarthy has leapfrogged Jason Black to 7th, with Black, Jonathan Pringle and Johno Doogan completing the top 10. Richie Moore has climbed one place to 18th to be the laeding Wexford driver.
Daniel Cronin has hit back on SS3 by taking just under 3″ from James Stafford on the test by JFK park, bring the gap between the two to 5.8″. The big loser on the stage was Andrew Purcell, he was 35.1″ behind Cronin on stage time causing him to drop 3 places to 7th. Enda…
Stage times are just coming in from SS13 and Daniel Cronin is holding on to the lead, even though Ryan McHugh took 2.7sec out of the leader on the stage. Mind you, that happened the first time on the Blackwater stage only for Cronin to take time back on the next two stages, we will…
Daniel Cronin is still leading after SS8, with the lead now extended to 12.3sec. What’s more important though is that he was only 2.8sec slower than Casey Jay Coleman Rallying, well within the safety net with 10 stages to go. He has the luxury, if you want to call it that of concentrating with the…
Wexford Motor Club are delighted to announce the return of the Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally for 2021. Our event will take place on Sunday 17th of October under the watchful eye of returning C.O.C Pat O’Dowd. Pat & his organising team have selected 2 x 3 format (2 Stages Run 3 Times) for the event…
With not much more than the top 10 times from SS12 in yet, it is looking very good for the hat trick for Steve Wood. He managed to ease off a small bit on the second run around Boolaboy where the gap reduced by just over 11 seconds, but last time around when the cars…
