Rainbow Communications Loughgall Country Park Rally Final Instructions No 1 and Stage Maps
Click the links below for Final Instructions No 1 and Stage Maps
RAINBOW COMMUNICATIONS ‘REVS UP’ AT LOUGHGALL RALLY
PRESS RELEASE
Northern Ireland’s largest independent business telecoms company, Rainbow
Communications, has been unveiled as principal sponsor of the Loughgall Stages Rally this
summer.
This is the seventh year Rainbow Communications has backed the popular two-wheel-drive
rally which will run on 29 June 2013.
The event, organised by North Armagh Motor Club, takes place at the picturesque Loughgall
Country Park in County Armagh.
Stuart Carson, Director of Sales and Marketing at Rainbow Communications, said:
“We are delighted to be once again sponsoring this rally which is a highlight of the
motorsport calendar amongst rally drivers and fans alike.
“Last year an incredible number of drivers took part, demonstrating the stage rally’s wide
appeal. The event attracts enthusiasts from across the province and it’s always a fantastic
day.
“Rainbow Communications is an active supporter of local sport including our sponsorship of
Armagh GAA and the Mary Peters Trust, so we look forward to getting down to Loughgall in
June and seeing the guys in action.”
Entries for the rally are now available from www.namcc.com.
Barry Taggart from North Armagh Motor Club said:
“We are very grateful to Rainbow Communications for their sponsorship, and Armagh City
and District Council for the great venue.
“The event will be decided over six special Stages on 100% Tarmac roads within the
grounds of the country park and will contain two wheel drive rally cars, mostly Ford Escort
MK’2.
“Admission is by programme only at a cost of £10.00 and children under the age of 16 are
free, so it’s a great day for all the family.
“Anyone who would like to come along on the day and help out by Marshalling, please
contact Trevor Purdy on 07710806549.”
Rainbow Communications provides calls and lines, mobiles, broadband, telephone, systems,
VoIP, data, cloud telephony, IT Services and more to businesses throughout the UK and
Ireland. For more information on Rainbow Communications services, visit
http://www.rainbowtele.com/
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For more information please contact Sarah Monahan, Lighthouse Communications:
sarah@lighthouseni.com or 07815 602095
Notes to editors:
• Rainbow Communications currently supplies and manages the telecoms and
communications requirements of over 5,000 businesses throughout the UK and
Ireland
• Rainbow can be followed on Twitter @Rainbow_Comms
Photo Caption to read:
RAINBOW COMMUNICATIONS ‘REVS UP’ AT LOUGHGALL RALLY:
Northern Ireland’s largest independent business telecoms company, Rainbow Communications, has been
unveiled as principal sponsor of the Loughgall Stages Rally this summer. The event,
organised by North Armagh Motor Club, takes place at the picturesque Loughgall Country
Park in County Armagh on 29 June 2013. Rally fan Caroline Reid joins Stuart Carson,
Director of Sales and Marketing at Rainbow Communications at the launch of the 2013 rally.
May 27, 2013 | View Post
Rainbow Communications Loughgall Country Park Rally 2013 – Regs and Entry Form!
2012 Winners Camillus Bradley / Paul McKenna Mark Breen Photography
Regulations and Entry Forms are now available for this year’s Rainbow Communications Loughgall Country Park Rally, on Saturday 29 June, Loughgall Country Park, Co. Armagh.
Entry forms should be returned to:
Barry Taggart, 12 Clanconnel Gardens, Waringstown, Co. Armagh, BT66 7RP.
Tel: 028 3882 0854 Mob; 07771 892423 (No calls after 10pm)
Email: btaggart@namcc.com
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Loughgall Festival of Motorsport Historic Rally Car Challenge Results
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May 27, 2013 | View Post
Loughgall Festival of Motorsport Event Programme
LOUGHGALL FESTIVAL OF MOTORSPORT
Loughgall Country Park
Saturday 25 May 2013
EVENT PROGRAMME
Gates open to the public 08.30
Special Stage Rally Service Out Control – first car 09.50
SS1 start – first car 10.00
SS2 start – first car 10.50
SS3 start – first car 11.40
Special Stage change over and lunch break 12.15 – 13.30
Autotest begins in farm yard area 14.30
Four Wheel Vehicles power driving display from 12.00
Classic/Historic cars (max. 15) parade from mid-point SS4 to finish 13.30
SS4 start – first car 14.00
SS5 start – first car 14.50
SS6 start – first car 15.40
Final Control – last car approx. 16.15
Rally results posted approx. 16.30
Event Prizegiving at podium (central arena) approx.17.00
NOTE:
Entry £10 per person including full colour programme; accompanied children under
13 years are free. No unaccompanied children will be admitted.
This is a charity event with all proceeds to be given to Diabetes UK (NI)
Refreshments and trade stands in the Historic/Classic car display area all day
Warning Motorsport can be dangerous
May 24, 2013 | View Post
Loughgall Festival of Motorsport Historic Rally Car Challenge Seeded Entry List
The seeded entry list for this weekend’s Loughgall Festival of Motorsport Historic Rally Car Challenge, which will form part of the Pinkertons of Armagh Loughgall Festival of Motorsport, on Saturday 25 May, Loughgall Country Park, Co. Armagh.
Click the link below for Seeded Entry List.
May 21, 2013 | View Post
Loughgall Festival of Motorsport Historic Rally Car Challenge Final Instructions No 1
Click the link below for Final Instructions No 1
May 21, 2013 | View Post
“Show & Shine” to sparkle at Festival of Motorsport 2013
The Loughgall Festival of Motorsort in aid of Diabetes UK (NI) will see a host of fresh additions this year, one of which is sure to sparkle!
Sponsored by Pinkerton’s Pork Produce, Festival 2013 is the only event of its kind and along with a great day of motorsport and family fun, the aim is to raise £10,000 for Diabetes UK (NI). Everyone involved is a volunteer and giving their time and expertise free of charge.
Armagh Lions President Bob Scott said, “With every passing year, the Festival has become stronger and new features are always welcome. Once a year, Armagh Lions and North Armagh Motor Club get together to organise a major fundraiser and key event in the rally-sport calendar. This year we are pleased to welcome a new feature which brings the craftsmanship of the classic with the sparkle of the new. Show & Shine is just what its name suggests. It’s all about making a car look in pristine, showroom condition. Over 100 cars polished to perfection will be on display at this year’s Festival each competing for the top prize. Show& Shine, comes to us courtesy of BHPni (Brake Horse Power NI).”
BHPni founder Cameron Taggart said:
“I am bringing something which will attract many petrol heads from across the country. This will be in the form of ‘Show & Shine’ car show with prizes for different categories. Car sites and clubs can enter a range of cars on a ‘stand’. Car clubs will need to book a certain amount of spaces for the amount of cars they would like to enter on the day. There will also be a section for cars that has been entered singly (driver entry on the day). The cars will be independently judged and prizes presented at the end of the day. I guarantee this will make a wonderful addition to the Festival of Motorsport 2013.”
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Along with exiting new features, the mainstays of the Festival of Motorsport are the historic rally and auto-test organised and controlled by the experts in their field – North Armagh Motor Club.
Clerk of the Course, Treasurer and founder member of NAMC William Fullerton said;
“This is the seventh year of the alliance between Armagh Lions Club and North Armagh
Motor Club in the running of the Loughgall Festival of Motorsport. The event, with its
emphasis on the involvement of historic and classic vehicles, has grown from strength to strength and comprises of a special stage rally which includes six all tarmac stages, each over three miles long, for historic rally cars, an auto-test for classic cars and a static display of classic road and competition vehicles.”
The Historic Rally Car Challenge has separate categories and classes for historic (pre 1967) cars, post-historic (1968–1975) cars and classic (1976 on) cars, but the Club also gives recognition to the obvious historic credentials of what are known as FIA Appendix K cars, which are permitted to run on low-profile racing tyres, and have created an additional category for them, although not eligible for the overall historic award. Any remaining spaces in the sixty car entry will be filled by more highly modified pre-1981 cars which compete for their own category and class awards.
There is also be new award this year – ‘The Spirit of the Event’ which is open to every single person competing, servicing, displaying or in any way taking part on the day. This will be presented by the lovely Miss Festival of Motorsport Emily Moffatt, and will be independently judged throughout the course of the day.
David Gibson, from event sponsor Pinkerton’s Pork Produce said, “We are really looking forward to the Festival of Motorsport 2013, and proud to be involved. Having attended the event in the past and watched it grow from strength to strength, we commend those involved in the organisation for their dedication and determination in hosting a great day out with tremendous excitement and experiences, all for the benefit of others, in this case Diabetes UK (NI).”
So the excitement is building for Festival 2013, and Loughgall Country Park will once more burst into vibrant life on Saturday 25th May!
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Festival to host iconic collection of ex-Bertie Fisher rally cars
The Loughgall Festival of Motorsport 2013 will host a very special feature, when it brings together a collection of ex-Bertie Fisher rally cars, for the first time.
Every year since its inception in 2005, the Festival of Motorsport, organised by Armagh Lions Club and North Armagh Motor Club, has raised £10,000 for a specified charity. This year, it’s the turn of Diabetes UK (NI).
Under the sponsorship of Pinkertons Pork Produce, and with support from Armagh City and District Council, the Festival of Motorsport 2013 returns to Loughgall Country Park on Saturday 25 May, and will host the Historic Rally Car Challenge (six all tarmac special stages), Apple Blossom Autotest (run by MG Car Club Ltd), Static Historic & Classic display, 4×4 off road power driving display (run by 4 Wheel Drive Club NI) Show & Shine competition, trade stands, kids entertainment, and lots more.
This year, there will also be an additional feature, which will see a very special collection of cars on display, having been sourced and brought together from all four corners of Ireland. The name Bertie Fisher is synonymous with rallying and 12 years after his tragic death, the draw to see the cars in which he competed is a strong as ever.
Feature organiser Cathal Hughes, from Armagh Lions Club said; “This is a unique opportunity to see a collection of cars driven by the undisputed King of Rallying, Bertie Fisher. We’ve gone the length and breadth of the country to source these classic motorsport gems and are thrilled to announce some of the most famous models have confirmed attendance. By bringing these cars together we are aiming to evoke the memories of an exceptional rally-driver and true gentleman, as well as that of his son and daughter, Mark and Emma who also died on that terribly sad day, 12 years ago in January.”
Ex-Fisher cars on show will include three Mark II Ford Escorts, the BMW M3, the Ford Orion, the Subaru Legacy and the one-and-only Subaru Impreza, complete with that original infamous registration plate – L555 FEL. There will also be Mark Fisher’s Seat Ibiza.
Cathal concluded, “It is good to know, in spite of a tragedy, the Fisher name still brings out the crowds, particularly in the case of the Loughgall Festival of Motorsport, which is run for the benefit of others, in this case Diabetes UK (NI).
For further information telephone:
North Armagh Motor Club Secretary of Meeting Keith Somerville – 077 4595 9141
Armagh Lions Club – 028 37 788 906
or log onto:
www.namcc.com
www.facebook.com/northarmaghmotorclub
www.twitter.com/NorthArmaghMC
Photo Caption:
A special feature at Loughgall Festival of Motorsport 2013 will be a display of ex-Bertie Fisher rally cars. Pictured with the iconic Subaru Impreza complete with the infamous registration plate are Armagh Lions Cathal Hughes (right), who sourced and organised the display, and Joy Rollston (left).
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Loughgall Festival of Motorsport to raise £10,000 for Diabetes UK (NI)
As the chosen charity for Festival 2013, Diabetes UK will be on hand with information and health checks to assist in raising awareness on this ever-increasing illness. Fundraising Manager Naomi Brown said, “Diabetes UK cares for, connects with and campaigns for people living with diabetes, which is one of biggest health issues in the UK. Since 2005 Northern Ireland has seen 34% increase in those suffering from diabetes, which is the highest across the UK. There are presently 75,800 people living with this condition and up to 10,000 as yet not diagnosed. We need to get to these people.”
Naomi added, “We are looking forward to a great day in Loughgall and are delighted to be involved. Funds raised will remain in Northern Ireland and be used to support diabetes sufferers in any way we can.”
There is also be new award this year – “The Spirit of the Event” which is open to every single person competing, servicing, displaying or in any way taking part on the day. This will be presented by Miss Festival of Motorsport Emily Moffatt, and will be independently judged throughout the course of the day.
May 20, 2013 | View Post
Loughgall Festival of Motorsport 2013 Apple Blossom Classic Autotest – Regs and Entry Form!
Regulations and Entry Forms are now available for this year’s Apple Blossom Classic Autotest, which will form part of the Pinkertons of Armagh Loughgall Festival of Motorsport, on Saturday 25 May, Loughgall Country Park, Co. Armagh.
Entry forms should be returned to:
Gordon McKeown, 59 Church Place, Lurgan, Co Armagh BT66 6HD.
Tel: 028 38322156 Mob: 07703 187491
Email: h.mckeown@btconnect.com
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Special features for Festival of Motorsport 2013
The Loughgall Festival of Motorsport will this year take place on 25th May with lots more exciting features, as well as the historic rally, autotest and static display.
Organised jointly by Armagh Lions Club and North Armagh Motor Club and run entirely for charity, the Festival of Motorsport is now in its seventh successive year. Each of those past years has enabled £10,000 to be raised and donated. Last year it was the turn of RNLI and their £10,000 paid for all the Northern Ireland crews to be fully equipped with new state-of-the-art lifejackets.
And 2013 will be no exception!
The Clubs wish to acknowledge the generous support and sponsorship from Burkes of Cornascreiebe over the past three years and are thrilled to welcome Pinkertons of Armagh as the new title sponsor and spokesperson David Gibson said, “We are pleased to announce our sponsorship of the Loughgall Festival of Motorsport 2013, and hope this is the first of many which we will be connected with. I have a great love of rallying, especially the historic cars, and feel this is a tremendous event to be associated with as it significantly promotes the local area as well as supporting Armagh Lions as, in conjunction with North Armagh Motor Club, they help raise staggering amounts of money for local charities.”
Along with the regular fixtures (Historic Special Stage Rally, Apple Blossom Autotest and Historic and Classic Car Display, there will be a host of fresh features as well as some specialities which will be a real treat for rally fans.
One of these is the last ever Works Ford MK2 Escort ever built by Boreham. This majestic gem was driven by Bjorn Waldegard on 1979 RAC Rally and is still in its original state today. It looks and sounds just as it did, and this is a prime opportunity to see it back on top form. You won’t be disappointed, and neither will one man from Clogher – Stephen McCombe – who bid fervently on a co-driver seat when it was auctioned at the Lions Charter Night in December.
Armagh Lions President Bob Scott stated; “I would like to formally thank Pinkertons of Armagh for their sponsorship as well as the kind donation of a co-driver seat. We are very grateful for this important piece of rally history and are honoured it will grace the fine grounds of Loughgall. Stephen will relish the experience of what it was like to be in a works car back in the hay-day of rallying. I cannot emphasise enough how much Armagh Lions appreciate the support and guidance of North Armagh Motor Club without whom this event simply could not take place.
The charity to benefit from the Festival of Motorsport 2013 is DIABETES UK- N. Ireland
For the Historic Rally Car (which includes Appendix K class historic cars) we propose to run six smooth tarmac special stages, each over three miles long and twisting through the magnificent Country Park and Manor Estate with central servicing adjacent to the arena display area, the location for the Historic and Classic Car display and Trade Stands.
The Apple Blossom Autotest will take place as usual in the farmyard area with support from MG Car Club Ltd.(Ulster) and the exciting off road performance driving display will be given by the Four Wheel Drive Club Northern Ireland ltd.
Further information and rally Regulations & Entry Form are available on the NAMC website: www.namcc.com and by contacting Secretary of Meeting:
Keith Somerville Tel. 07745 959141
General event details and Trade enquiries can be had by contacting Armagh Lions Club on 028 3778 8906
Photo Caption:
Stephen McCombe (right) from Clogher who successfully bid for a co-driver seat in the last Mark II Works Ford MK2 Escort ever built by Boreham is joined by the David Gibson (left) from Pinkertons, who are sponsoring the Loughgall Festival of Motorsport 2013. Also pictured is the car’s owner Adam Clyde.
Apr 10, 2013 | View Post
Loughgall Festival of Motorsport 2013 Historic Rally Car Challenge – Regs and Entry Form!
2012 Winners: Keith McIvor & David Burns Photo courtesy of Mark Breen Photography
Regulations and Entry Forms are now available for this year’s Historic Rally Car Challenge, which will form part of the Pinkertons of Armagh Loughgall Festival of Motorsport, on Saturday 25 May, Loughgall Country Park, Co. Armagh.
DOWNLOAD REGULATIONS AND ENTRY FORM
Entry forms should be returned to:
Keith Somerville, 63 Markethill Road, Armagh, BT60 1NX.
Tel: 07745 959141 between 6.00pm and 10.00pm weekdays & 1.00pm and 6.00pm weekends ONLY.
Email: ksomerville@namcc.com
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McGarrity’s Carryduff Forklift Title Defence Off To Winning Start!
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McGarrity’s Carryduff Forklift Title Defence Off To Winning Start!
Derek McGarrity claimed victory at Saturday’s Eurocables (Belfast) Stages Rally, round one of the Carryduff Forklift MSA Northern Ireland Stage Rally Championship, held at County Down’s Kirkistown Race Circuit!
Navigated by Neil Doherty, McGarrity propelled his Subaru Impreza World Rally Car to the top of the timesheets after stage one and never looked back. A faultless performance saw him extend his advantage on every stage, eventually arriving home more than half a minute ahead of the rest of the pack.
Maynooth’s Kevin Barrett and Sean Mullally were the best of the rest, having held a consistent second position throughout the event. Driving a slightly older specification Impreza WRC, Barrett had hoped to secure another victory at Kirkistown after his November Time Trial success but it wasn’t to be on this occasion. Instead, he picked up the runner-up position as well as a healthy helping of championship points.
Derek McGeehan and Cormac McGrady secured a late entry aboard their MINI WRC and the trip to the County Down venue proved to be worthwhile. A spin on stage one dented their challenge, leaving them ninth overall after the test. But they recovered to claim third overall by the end of the day.
Emma McKinstry and Kenny Hull had held third overall for a time but they had to settle for fourth in the end after the charging MINI crew overhauled them. Emma, who celebrated her 30th birthday earlier this month, finished 9.9 seconds ahead of Peadar Hurson’s Formula Karting backed Escort WRC.
Hurson had decided to make a return to the sport after a four-year layoff and although he admitted that he was a little bit rusty at the start, he soon got into the groove. By the midpoint of the event, he was setting top five times and finished with a solid result to start his championship campaign.
In the Group N category, James Laverty and Francis Regan secured a start to finish victory aboard their Subaru Impreza. They were lying as high as fourth overall during the early stages but eventually arrived home in sixth, almost 20 seconds ahead of nearest Group N rivals Kieron Graffin and Paddy Robinson. Graffin just managed to nip in front of Trevor Ferguson and David McElroy at the last gasp, finishing one-tenth of a second in front of the Impreza crew.
The McGrady Insurance 2WD category saw Keith White and Martin Carey earn another well deserved victory in their Mark 1 Escort. Simon Woodside and Steven Dowds had held an early advantage in their BMW M3 but White overhauled the crew after stage four when Woodside hit trouble.
White stayed in front until the finish, sealing the category win from David Armstrong and Paul Mulholland, with Simon Woodside and Steven Dowds third.
Drew Wylie and Fintan McGrady were the leading crew home in the Montgomery Motorsport Historic category, with Stanley Orr and Brian Cairns second ahead of Stephen and Lucy Whitford.
Finally, in the McGrady Insurance Junior 1000 Challenge, Kyle White and Alan Purdy claimed the win by 20.7 seconds from William Creighton and Andrew Bushe, with Adam and Brian Bustard third.
Round two of the Carryduff Forklift MSA Northern Ireland Stage Rally Championship takes crews to Bishopscourt on 9 March for the McGrady Insurance Bishopscourt Stages.
Ballynahinch and District Motor Club has organised an all new format for the event, which will feature 14 stages within the confines of the County Down venue. More details can be found online at www.nirally.com.
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Eurocables (Belfast) Stages Results (top 10)
1 Derek McGarrity/Neil Doherty (Impreza WRC) 26m14.8s
2 Kevin Barrett/Sean Mullally (Impreza WRC) 26m47.2s
3 Derek McGeehan/Cormac McGrady (MINI WRC) 27m03.8s
4 Emma McKinstry/Kenny Hull (Impreza WRC) 27m17.5s
5 Peadar Hurson/Damian Connolly (Escort WRC) 27m27.4s
6 James Laverty/Francis Regan (Impreza) 27m39.0s
7 George Robinson/Tommy Speers (Lancer Evo) 27m47.8s
8 Kieron Graffin/Paddy Robinson (Lancer Evo) 27m56.6s
9 Trevor Ferguson/David McElroy (Impreza) 27m56.7s
10 Keith White/Martin Carey (Mk1 Escort) 28m13.2s
Regards,
Jonathan MacDonald
MediaJAM Communications
Tel. +44 (0)7989 283055
Feb 20, 2013 | View Post
White Wins in Dramatic Second Junior 1000 Round
For Immediate Release: 18th February 2013
White Wins in Dramatic Second Junior 1000 Round!
The second round of the McGrady Insurance Junior 1000 Rally Challenge Ireland, took place on Saturday on the Eurocables Stages Rally at Kirkistown. Organised by the North Armagh Motor Club, six junior drivers, aged 14-16 lined up to lead the field away in their 1000cc machines. This series, now in its second year is also supported this season by the dedicated rally classified website www.rallysales.eu , Superdrive Motorsports Centre and Yokohama tyres.
First off the line was 16 year old Kyle White, who finished second last time out, and he was the first to find out how slippery conditions were, with the loose and concrete sections being very greasy. Round one winner Adam Bustard in the Chevrolet Spark was next off, but on lap one he got caught out on a very slippery corner, losing time as he ran into a pile of tyres. However it was all to be academic, as fourth car on the stage Eoghan Bogue had a dramatic slide on the fourth corner, clipped a lorry tyre and the Micra ended up on its roof forcing the cancellation of the stage for the Junior runners. Thankfully Eoghan and co-driver Liam Regan escaped unhurt and the Micra will live to fight another day, so the Junior’s all received a nominal time for the test.
On stage two Kyle White set fastest time, 6 seconds faster than 15 year old William Creighton on his second rally in the Citroen C1. William however had clipped a tyre on his second lap, and the C1 arrived at the end of the stage with a front left puncture. It was more dramatic for Adam Bustard who hit the back of the Spark on the tight concrete section, spun and had to reverse to get back on the stage. It cost the Castlederg driver 10 seconds, but he still maintained third place. Behind him in fourth was 14 year old Michael McGarrity, with Mark Massey in the co-driver’s seat. Michael had also a different Micra for this event, and was learning the new car at this early stage. 15 year old James Partridge with Billy Regan in the hot seat also had a dramatic second stage, the little 107 becoming stuck in the grass after running wide at the top hairpin bend. It was a stage maximum for the Moira driver, but the rest of the day he would be consistent, and picking up more speed.
For stages 3 and 4 the layout was changed with less loose surface sections and leader Kyle White extended that lead by three seconds. It wasn’t without damage to the 107 however, under-steering into a pile of tyres on the final hairpin bend, and nearly rolling the car on the same corner that had caught out Eoghan Bogue earlier in the day. William Creighton was second fastest again, but lost time when he kept accidently selecting 5th gear instead of 3rd, the C1 dropping right off the revs. Third fastest was James Partridge, who is settling in well to the 107 this season, but less settled was Adam Bustard who dropped twenty seconds after another trip into the tyres, with one becoming lodged under the car this time. On stage 4 Kyle White was again fastest with a clean run, but just by 1.4 seconds from William Creighton. It could have been better for William, but again for a couple of missed gear changes. Adam Bustard was third fastest, just a further 1.4 seconds back, despite yet another attraction to the tyres. Michael McGarrity too was improving his pace and experience relative to the other crews.
The final two stages were run in the anti-clockwise direction. The track was faster, drier and provided much more grip. Kyle White had a good grip on the event at this stage, with a lead of over ten seconds, which he extended over the final two tests. For William Creighton is was a matter of consolidating a hard earned second place, as Adam Bustard was now well behind. On the final two tests however, Adam proved how he won the first round with two fastest times, on these fast stages. In the process he still picked up a valuable third place. In fourth, albeit a long way off the leaders was Michael McGarrity, but he was ever happier with his car and improving pace. Fifth was James Partridge, that stage maximum costing him any chance of fourth.
It was a delighted Kyle White and co-driver Alan Purdy who sprayed the fizzy non- alcoholic wine at the finish! William Creighton was delighted with his second place, despite his lack of rally experience, and Adam Bustard’s third places him second in the championship race.
Round three of the McGrady Insurance Junior 1000 Rally Challenge Ireland, takes place at Bishopscourt on the 9th March, and eight Junior 1000 crews are expected to take the start.
To keep up to date please check out our new Facebook page-Junior 1000 Rally Challenge Ireland. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Junior-1000-Rally-Challenge-Ireland/588151257878544
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Interested in taking part in the series? E-Mail- jim@superdriveni.com
The Junior 1000 Rally Challenge is affiliated with the Association of Northern Ireland Car Clubs and the MSA.
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