Author name: Adam Hall

The Killarney Historic Rally is set to kickstart the 2024 Sherwood Engines backed Historic Irish Tarmac Rally Championship. Ireland’s premier historic championship is expected to have another top class entry of pristine cars, talented drivers and, well-versed co-drivers. Historic ITRC’s most recent championship-winning crews – Duncan Williams and Guy Weaver plus Neil Williams and Anthony

The 2024 Historic Irish Tarmac Rally Championship will be sponsored by Sherwood Engines Ltd, starting with the season-opening Killarney Historic Rally on 2nd December. The popular motorsport brand joined the championship as associate sponsors for the 2023 season but is now fully affiliated with the Historic series for its latest season. Between them, Alan and

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan clinched their maiden Irish Tarmac Rally Championship title after finishing second on a wet and wild Ulster Rally finale. The title-winning partnership recorded their fifth top points-scoring result of the season when they finished 47.7 seconds behind British Rally Championship visitors Adrien Fourmaux and Alexandre Coria. Devine entered the final

12 months on from 2022’s tense Ulster Rally finale, the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship will yet again go down to the wire on the two-day classic. Callum Devine, Josh Moffett, and Meirion Evans’ consistent three-way rally battles this year put them all in contention for 2023’s highly prized Irish Tarmac title. After four wins on

A rapid time through Stage 13, Badgers Hill, was enough for Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan to claim their fourth Irish Tarmac event win in a row on the Cork 20 International Rally. The Volkswagen Polo R5 crew finished the two-day event 2.7 seconds ahead of day one pacesetters Meirion Evans and Jonathan Jackson who

Samdec Security International ITRC The Irish Tarmac Rally Championship travels south for its penultimate round – the Cork 20 International Rally. The two-day event will be crucial for several category contenders as Ireland’s leading rally series edges closer to its Ulster finale later in August. Last year’s winners Josh Moffett and Andy Hayes will carry

Samdec Security International ITRC Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan secured their third Irish Tarmac Rally win on the trot, clinching a maiden Donegal International Rally victory. Devine finished the 20-stage event 55.5 seconds ahead of Matt Edwards and David Moynihan who fought back from tenth after differential trouble on stage one. It was Josh Moffett

Samdec Security International ITRC The Irish Tarmac Rally Championship is perfectly poised heading to its biggest event of the year, round five, the Donegal International Rally. International, Modified, Historic, and Junior categories have been at their unpredictable best and each are all to play for with three rounds remaining. Several crews have staked a strong

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan successfully defended their Rally of the Lakes crown to take their second Irish Tarmac win of the year by a well-managed 25.1 seconds. The Volkswagen Polo R5 crew fought back from a puncture on Killarney’s Moll’s Gap opener to grab the rally lead on stage four. Despite continued threats from

A pacey performance from Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan secured victory on the 2023 Circuit of Ireland. The Volkswagen Polo R5 pairing led from the opening stage to claim a 10.2-second win over Irish Tarmac Rally Championship leaders, Josh Moffett and Andy Hayes. Devine’s determined drive on demanding stages surrounding Cookstown puts him back in