This indemnity must be signed by a Photographer and / or Press Representative before he / she is issued with an Official Pass. An Official Pass must not be issued until Bona Fides of Applicant have been established. In accepting a pass which enables me to move outside approved enclosures, I acknowledge the risk to myself involved in the use of this pass. Furthermore, in consideration of the facilities granted to me, I agree to save harmless and keep indemnified the organisers of the event for which this pass is valid, the RIAC/Motorsport Ireland, Irish Motorsport Federation Limited, the Owner or Lessees of land used for the event, Entrants and Drivers and their respective Officials, Servants, Representatives and Agents, from and against all actions, claims, costs, expenses and demands in respect of death, injury, loss of or damage to the person or property of myself or my employers notwithstanding that the same may have been contributed to or occasioned by the negligence of the said bodies, their Officials, servants, Representatives and Agents. Furthermore I agree to act in accordance with the instructions of officials of the event and not to enter “Forbidden Ground” or any prohibited areas.
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Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally 2024 Regs –

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2024 Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally.

The event will take place on the 14th & 15th of September 2024, COC for the event is Graham Scallan.

Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally 2024 – Press Release 1 – WE ARE BACK!!

Wexford Motor Club are delighted to announce provisional details for its 2-day Tarmac Rally running this September. Graham Scallan once again takes the helm as COC with the Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally running on 14 and 15 September 2024. HQ remains in the Riverbank House Hotel, Wexford Town with the much-loved format of 3×3 stages each day, totaling 215km over 2 days and 18 stages. Regulations have been approved and entries will open in in two weeks, on Monday 15 July.

Saturday’s stages will run in Enniscorthy area with service in Enniscorthy mart. Sunday returns to the Wexford Town area with 3 stages in the south of the county and service based in Wexford Racecourse. As has been the case for the past 2 years, the stages have been picked by active competitors with competitors wishes in mind. The team have focussed on selecting flowing stages with good surfaces and minimal need for chicanes. Stages are easily looped making it possible to do a full 2 pass recce in one day. Sunday’s schedule has been devised with overseas and northern competitors in mind, allowing those with a long journey to get away as early as possible and home for a well-earned rest.

As with previous years, a ceremonial start will be held in the centre of Wexford Town on the Friday evening, giving spectators and the public a chance to see these fantastic machines up close. Plans are afoot to make this year’s ceremonial start more spectacular than ever. The famous after-rally party will be held in the Riverbank House Hotel after prize giving.

The Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally is organised and run by a dedicated team of Wexford Motor Club members who are assisted on the weekend by volunteers from all over the country. The core team of organisers from the Club spend over 10 months planning the rally and putting all elements into place. Over 300 marshals and volunteers will be required on the weekend of the event itself, with the now-famous Wexford Marshals draw returning as token of appreciation to all those who give up their time to make the event happen. If you are interested in getting involved as a marshal, please contact Chief marshal, Paul Connell on 087 7626090. Full training and accreditation are provided by Motorsport Ireland for people who would like to volunteer on the weekend. These courses run over the summer and details can be found either on www.MotorsportIreland.com or by contacting Paul.

The Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally is the biggest annual sporting event in county Wexford and brings over €1.5m in benefits to the local Wexford economy each year. The event is run in conjunction with Wexford County Council and An Garda Siochana with the aim of promotion a safe and enjoyable weekends entertainment for all. We would appeal to all involved to heed the Advice of An Garda Siochana and Motorsport Ireland and ‘Keep the Race in Its Place’!