Nov
30
Ulster Rally - Ford Focus Championship
Posted: September 10, 2002 4:06 PM
O'REILLY SCORES MAIDEN VICTORY.
Cathal O'Reilly from Cavan has won the
second round of the 2002 Ford Ireland Focus Rally Championship, the
Ulster Rally based in Belfast.
The two-day Ulster Rally based in the Antrim Hills and Sperrin Mountain
ranges saw the crews tackle in excess of ninety of the harshest stage
miles that some of the crews have ever experienced. The event started as
the opening round had finished, with a gigantic nip and tuck battle
between Cathal O^ÒReilly, Oliver Stanley (Durrow) and Colm Murphy
(Limerick).
Nov
30
DOHERTY BOYS CLAIM THIRD ON TOUGH ULSTER RALLY!
Posted: September 10, 2002 4:01 PM
Donegal brothers, Daniel and Michael Doherty (Carndonagh), claimed as
exhilarating third place overall behind Tarmac Champion, Andrew Nesbitt
and top Pirelli British series runner, Jonny Milner, on last weekend's
Stena Line Ulster Rally to take their highest placing in an international
event.
Nov
30
2002 Stena Line Ulster Rally - 6-7 Sep 02
Posted: September 10, 2002 3:58 PM
Round 6 - 2002 Toshiba Tarmac Championship
Nesbitt & O'Brien win again, with Gwyndaf Evans putting in one of the drives of the rally to take the S1600 award. Trevor Cathers holds off Roy White for Group N honours.
Photos: Seamus Counihan
Nov
30
Shaun Gallagher Rallying - Ulster Rally
Posted: September 10, 2002 8:37 AM
The notoriously competitive Peugeot 206 Super Cup
lived up to its reputation this weekend when the Stena
Line Ulster Rally played host to the latest round of
the championship.
Nov
30
Ulster Rally - Peugoet 206 Cup & Super 1600
Posted: September 3, 2002 9:45 AM
1. Peugoet 206 Cup - "Round Six: Seconds Count"
2. Galligan and Noble on Home Ground
Nov
30
2001 Stena Line Ulster Rally Cancelled
Posted: June 14, 2001 9:21 AM
Press release from the N.I Motor Club
announcing the cancellation of the Ulster Rally
Thanks to Don Wilmont
At a meeting held on Thursday 7 June 2001 The Northern Ireland Motor Club Ltd
conceded that the continuing difficulties connected with Foot and Mouth
Disease had now forced a decision to cancel the Stena Line Ulster Rally 2001
which was due to run on the first week end in September.
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