James Stafford now has a 12.8″ cushion over Daniel Cronin as the cars make their way back to Parc Ferme for a well deserved overnight halt. The local driver must be very happy with his times for the day on stages that he knows like the back of his hand, the second stage of the…
Here are the full times we have after SS6, times from SS7 shortly Wexford Stages Rally, 2023 Interim Results Sat Sep 9 15:22:51 2023 CON.1C SER.IN to SSFC.6 Pos Car Driver/Codriver Make Class Pos Carried SS4 SS5 SS6 Road Total 1 1 James Stafford/Tomas Scallan Darrian T90 GTR 14 20:55.9 6:29.6 7:38.5 6:12.7 41:16.7 2…
Results for Class 1Pos Car Driver/Codriver Make O/A SS6 Road Total Diff 1st Diff Prev1 135 Kyle Doyle/David Roche Honda EK 66 (+4) 7:57.6 0:00 50:44.6 2 98 Gavin Sheill/Ken Blanche Ford Fiesta ST 72 (+6) 8:01.7 0:00 52:13.3 1:28.7 1:28.7Results for Class 2Pos Car Driver/Codriver Make O/A SS6 Road Total Diff 1st Diff Prev1…
Right, after a deep inhale of breath, we can now see the wood for the trees after SS5. James Stafford has repeated his fastest stage time on SS4 into SS5, he took a further 1.6″ out of Daniel Cronin to have the near minimum of gaps back to Cronin, the gap is a massive 0.2″,…
We seem to have all cars still running after the 1st loop into service now, so we can bring the bigger picture to you with a relative degree of certainty, that’s if there is such a thing in rallying!! Daniel Cronin and James Stafford have swapped fastest stage times on the opening three tests with…
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…
We managed to record all the interviews from the ceremonial start, here is just under 38 minutes of the proceedings.
Now that the dust has settled, we can confirm that Josh Moffett in the Hyundai i20 has taken the win by 29.7″ from Meirion Evans in the VW Polo GTi R5. Possibly it would had a bit of irony if the result had been reversed given the event sponsor. Moffett decided he had other ideas…
Firstly our guess that James Stafford may have got to 2nd on SS4 was right but he has dropped to 3rd after SS5 where he was 3.6″ slower than Enda O’Brien, who in turn has got into 2nd by a margin of 2.1″, still a great performance by the top seed. Meirion Evans is in…
Once again we temper the results we show below with a mixture of what we can make out from talking to the crews here in service with what Leo & Andy are giving on the live feed from stage end of SS3 & 4. James Stafford is showing on the times as 7’55” for SS4,…