All go here at rally HQ, Daniel Cronin is homing in on the win and is just starting SS18 as we type this, so we’re keeping this short and sweet.What times we have so far. Wexford Stages Rally, 2023 Interim Results Sun Sep 10 16:08:01 2023 CON.2E SER.IN to SSFC.17 Pos Car Driver/Codriver Class Pos…
Right, let’s see if we can bring you up to date from what is a complicated early afternoon section of the rally. We told you previously that it looks like James Stafford’s race is run, the tracker in his car shows up as being parked in the car park of the Coach Inn in Waddingtown,…
Stafford has not started SS14, seems to be out after whatever happened towards the end of SS13, more to follow shortly
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…
Here is the latest stage and overall times we have after the stoppage on SS12 with scratch times applied to a good few cars. Wexford Stages Rally, 2023 Interim Results Sun Sep 10 11:49:55 2023 CON.2A PF.DUE to SSFC.12 Pos Car Driver/Codriver Make Class Pos Carried SS10 SS11 SS12 Road Total 1 1 James Stafford/Tomas…
James Stafford has said “enough is enough” and taken 1.7″ back out of Cronin and upped the gap to 9.2″ but there’s rain on the wind, so we will have to see what the grip will be like for the Darrian on the second visit to the Murrintown stage after 1st service this morning in…
First news we have from SS11 is that we may have had a double loss from the top 10 with both Tommy Doyle and David Moffett possibly having come a cropper on the stage. The other big news is that Cronin has taken another 1.9″ out of Stafford’s time, bringing the gap down to 7.5″….
Early new from this morning from SS10 is that Daniel Cronin has taken 3.4″ back from the 12.8″ lead that James Stafford carried over from last night, the gap between the top two is now down to 9.4″. It remains to be seen whether this is a slightly slow start by Stafford or a blistering…
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.
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…