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.
An article that needs to be read by all spectators and camera operators intending to attend rally events. This is not confined to Scotland, it applies to to FIA sanctioned events http://www.jaggybunnet.co.uk/2015/03/12-mar-safety-review-act-now/
***PRESS RELEASE*** Wexford Motor Club is pleased to announce details of the 2017 Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally which takes place on Saturday 9thand Sunday 10thof September. The event will have 15 competitive stages – a combination of both smooth and technical tarmac. The format will consist of two classic stages run 3 times on Saturday,…
2018 AGM INFO Hi all it’s time to get the ball rolling for 2019 and start planning for next year’s Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally / Hillclimb / Autocross and Karting Events. With this in mind we formally invite you to our AGM on Tuesday night the 13th November 2018 at 8pm sharp in the Riverbank…
As we wait for the crews to get going on SS4, Shanbo for the second time, interesting insights from some of the field. Steve Wood, despite his lead and the obvious grip he has over most of the field, and power to boot as well, he is frustrated a bit by having to hold back…
After a quiet month in January, the Rally season kicked fully into swing in February. Local crews were out in force from the start with a strong Wexford presence in Galway and again in the Killarney Forestry. This was matched by a strong team of officials, organisers and Marshalls helping to run both events also….
