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.
Getting close to our 2 day Sprint / Hillclimb now folks! Hopefully the weather will hold out for it to. Entries are filling up so please get yours in ASAP. Call Mag on (087) 674 8152 Event Venue: Clohamon. Sat 21st & Sun 22th of May, Course length 1.4km TIMETABLE Mechanical and Document Scrutiny in…
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…
In a rally that the one thing we know that we are going to have a first time winner for the first time in donkeys years, Enda O’Brien’s Escort is setting the fastest pace on the Oldcourt test being the only car so far under 10 minutes. He has a 7″ advantage over the Subaru…
2016 Committee Roles Chairman – Graham Scallan Secretary – Pat O Dowd Treasurer – Mag Fielding Vice Chairman – TBC Assistant Secretary – Tomas Scallan Club Liaison Officer – David Busher Equipment Officer – Mick Breen Committee Members: Adrian Codd Arthur Walshe Bryan Roche John Barry Mark Cooper Club President: Tommy Moran
Sean Cahill – National Champion Sean Cahill, a 22-year-old man from Enniscorthy was crowned the 2016 Irish National Loose Surface Autocross Champion at a big awards ceremony in the Oakwood Hotel in Shannon Co Clare on Saturday 21 January. Sean, a member of Wexford Motor Club was also crowned Munster Autocross Champion at the same…
