Postal Strike
Due to the Postal Strike, Wexford Motor Club will be accepting entries for the Sprint weekend by phone to Graham on 087-2470425 or my email to info@wexfordmotorclub.ie – Get your entry in its filling up fast!
Due to the Postal Strike, Wexford Motor Club will be accepting entries for the Sprint weekend by phone to Graham on 087-2470425 or my email to info@wexfordmotorclub.ie – Get your entry in its filling up fast!
Here’s a quick update on all the class positions after the first loop of stages. Results for the Main Field category Results for Class 1 Pos Car Driver/Codriver Make O/A SS3 Road Total Diff 1st Diff Prev 1 126 Barry Hennessy/Steven Scallan Peugeot 106 101 (+2) 5:46.6 0:00 21:14.3 2 117 Gavin Sheill/Ken Blanche Ford…
We’re starting to see the times coming through fro SS1, and it seems that Casey Jay Coleman Rallying are putting the hammer down and have a 8.5 sec lead out of Daniel Cronin. despite the damp conditions, none of the cars seem to be holding back and if there’s any drying in the day at…
Having lost a few seconds on the first test of the morning, Steve Wood has done what he does best, put the pedal to the metal. Where Meirion Evans took 2.1″ advantage on SS10, Wood paid him back in heaps by taking just under 13″ back from the younger Welshman on the first trio through…
Wexford Sports & Classic Car Club have organised a Charity Drive on August 30th, which is called The emigrant Trail. Sunday Aug 30th, we’ll be meeting on the Dunbrody Quay New Ross from 11am , leaving at noon, driving 45 miles thru very scenic parts of Wexford, finishing in JFK Memorial Park. Entry fee is…
Daniel Cronin has found a new lease of life at the top of the heap by posting the fastest time on the Kilthomas stage. Also Michael Boyle was 5.32 seconds slower than Cronin, but also 3″ slower than Declan Boyle, who has taken 2nd place back. Gary Kiernan posted the 2nd fastest time on the…
The stages will be slightly damp as overnight rain, and some more as we speak, will make driving a little trickier than yesterday. James Stafford will be the first one to tell you that he doesn’t mind the damp stuff in moderation. Mark Straker felt the Darrians are suited for damp conditions better than most…