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Motorsport Ireland Bulletin 24-06-2015

ByAdmin 24th June 201524th June 2015

Heat is on as Rallycross raiders head for Mondello The summer racing season really hots up this weekend with the largest field of rallycross supercars at an Irish track in over a decade when the MSA British Rallycross comes to Mondello Park. Drivers like Ollie O’Donovan, Andy Grant, Andy Scott, Steve Hill and Geoffrey Dolan…

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Steve home and dry with 3 stages left, touch Wood

ByJohn Dier 10th September 2017

Steve Wood has all but won the Wexford Volkswagon stages rally barring some accident or breakdown. His lead is now 46″ from Ian Barrett who has told us coming into service he is more than welcome to hold on to what he has, a nice place on the podium and some nice trophies. the battle…

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Marshalls Required for our Wexford Stages Rally 2015

ByAdmin 24th August 201524th August 2015

Marshalls Required for our Wexford Stages Rally 2015 which takes place the 12th & 13th of September. Please contact our chief Marshall Robert Swaine on 085 8586286.

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JOHN NAYLOR APPOINTED AS PRESIDENT OF FIA HISTORIC MOTOR SPORT COMMISSION

ByAdmin 6th January 20216th January 2021

At the recent FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting, Motorsport Ireland President John Naylor was confirmed as the new President of the FIA Historic Motor Sport Commission. John is a member of Wexford Motor Club since 1981 and has served as a Director and Chairman of the club in the past along with many official…

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O’Brien still leading the way after SS4 but Condell seems to have had problems

ByJohn Dier 10th September 2016

Enda O’Brien still seems to be setting the times alight out on the stages with another fastest time on SS4 and now has a 12″ advantage over Steve Wood, who in turn has 11″ advantage over Paddy McVeigh. The gaps seem to be wider as we look further down the top 10, this seems to…

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Seesaw time for fastest stage times

ByJohn Dier 14th September 202414th September 2024

I love it when you can’t predict the final destination of the winner’s trophy tomorrow evening, just as we thought it was swinging the direction of Cronin, Declan Boyle takes 2.3″ seconds back out of the gap to Cronin, also pushing 5.2″ more of a gap between himself and Michael Boyle. Gary Kiernan is matching…

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