Daniel Cronin has an overnight lead of 8.8″ going into the stages at the south end of the county tomorrow. He lost 1.5″ to Declan Boyle on the last stage of the day but in the big scheme of things, could be the best way of making sure he is fighting fit to go for the win tomorrow. Michael Boyle had dropped a further 6.3″ back on Declan, but has kept the gap the same to David Kelly, who in turn has extended the gap to Desi Henry to 24.1″. Gary Kiernan is fighting back reducing the gap to Henry by 3.5″ to leave just over 16″ to make up tomorrow to make up a place. Cal McCarthy, Jason Black, Jonathan Pringle and Johno Doogan finish out the top ten with Richie Moore gaining yet another place to 17th to be the leading local driver. Brendan Cumiskey seems to have not gone into SS9, that could explain his bad time on SS8, looks mechanical.
Happy Christmas from all of us at Wexford Motor Club. Wexford Motor Club wish you peace and joy this Christmas. As the year ends, we think about all we are grateful for. Wexford Motor Club would like to thank you for your membership, event entries, marshalling, any help, goodwill, support or sponsorship you gave us…
As we look hopeful to what 2021 will bring, Wexford Motor Club will aim to run all our annual events this year including a new rally sprint event, as long as it is safe to do so. As always, we will be busy planning away in the background and each event has a sub-committee chairperson…
Here is a report that was initially recorded for the South East Radio Saturday sports hour but due to scheduling issues, was not used. In it rally press officer caught up with the overnight leader, James Stafford.
The cars are just starting SS1 up near Templeshanbo, Steve Wood will be anxious to take up where he left off 12 months ago by setting out a marker on the first test of the day. It is a tad slippy out there after more than a little rain during the night. One car that…
Good morning rally followers. We’re set up and ready to go at the results office at rally HQ. As soon as the cars start coming out of SS1, we’ll keep yo posted as to who is where, and hopefully not in a ditch
This rally is living up to its dramatic previous stages as we seem to have lost our leader from the previous loop, Gary Kiernan is not showing up on the timesheets as we write this. Steve Wood has reclaimed the lead with a cushion of 26″ over Enda O’Brien, who in turn has a gap…
