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.
Just a quick reminder of the rules surrounding the Youth Marshal/Officials and where they can be situated at events. I have attached to this email the matrix around where they can and can’t be at all events. This must be strictly adhered to at all events. We would be in breach of our own polices, Sport Ireland…
Wexford Motorclub extends our condolences to all the family and friends of Simon McKinley. Simon was a person who supported Wexford events for many years and will be missed in the motorsport community. May he rest in peace.
The damp conditions we related to in the previous post seem to be suiting Stafford better than Straker, Stafford took 20″ out of the similar car of Straker on SS8, the only stage run on the first loop after the cancellation of SS7. Wesley Patterson and Frank kelly are still 3rd & 4th respectively but…
Locals Scallan & Bradley mentioned in Latest Motorsport Ireland Report: Motorsport Ireland Weekend report Donagh Kelly wins Munster Rally Donagh Kelly continued his dominance of the Triton Showers National Rally Championship taking a 4th consecutive maximum score Sunday’s Circuit of Munster Rally. Donagh Kelly and Kevin Flanagan celebrate their win – photo by Ruaidhri Nash Kelly, reunited…
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…
