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.
Here are the times we have so far from the cars as they come out of the second pass through the Murrintown stage. Firstly you will see the difference in times between James Stafford and Daniel Cronin. As we reckoned previously, we think Stafford lost anything from 60-70″ in whatever happened to him very close…
2017 will see our Hillclimb back in Carrig On Bannow for Round 3 & 4 of The Naylor Engineering National Irish Hillcimb Championship. Regs available here: Wexford-Motorclubs-Hillclimb-Regs-2017 Entry Form available here: Wexford-Motorclubs- Hill-entry-form-2017 Video of the hill below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpoChqkijtU&feature=youtu.be ————————————————————————————-
The news we have for you to update the situation with Graham Scallan & Liam Howlett, Scallan’s car suffered an engine blow and fire, which him and Thomas managed to put out quickly, but put an end to their charge. They were 2nd fastest car at the time at mid point of the stage, so…
Statement regarding the findings of Motorsport Ireland Tribunal Of Inquiry IMPORTANT NOTICE The following is a Statement from the committee of Wexford Motor Club following the recently published findings of the Motorsport Ireland Tribunal of Inquiry into an incident at Parc Ferme on the morning of Sunday 14th September, the second day of the 2014…
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…