2004 Jim Clark Memorial Rally - 2-4 Jul 04 Posted: July 7, 2004 8:43 PM

Round 5 - 2004 Pirelli Irish Tarmac Rally Championship
Counting Round: British Rally Championship, and the Mitsubishi Evo Challenge
Report - www.pirelliirishrally.com

Three in a Row for Nesbitt on Jim Clark Memorial Rally


Photo: Seamus Counihan Andrew Nesbitt, from Armagh in Northern Ireland, took a commanding victory on this year's Jim Clark Memorial Rally, becoming the first driver to win the event three times in a row since legendary rally star Roger Clark's triple in 1974, 30 years ago this month.

Jim Clark Rally - 4-6 Jul 03 Posted: July 8, 2003 2:08 AM

Round 4 - 2003 Toshiba Tarmac Rally Championship
Counting round of the Pirelli British Rally Championship, Peugeot 206 Cup, New Pig Scottish Rally Championship, Mitsubishi Ralliart Challenge, British Historic Rally Championship, Ford Rallye Sport Ka Challenge, Castrol VW Polo Challenge, Scottish Mini Cooper Challenge.

Photo: Jakob Ebrey Photography
Nesbitt & O'Brien win again as the Irish take 8 of the top then places!

Jim Clark Memorial Rally - 12-14 Jul 02 Posted: July 18, 2002 4:31 PM

Round 4 - 2002 Toshiba Tarmac Championship.

Channel 4 coverage of the Jim Clark Memorial Rally has been confirmed for 11.00am this Saturday, 20 July.

There will also be a repeat at 02.35am on Friday 26 July

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Andrew Nesbitt/James O'Brien take a hard fought win in Scotland against the BRC regulars. Derek McGarrity lead after day one but luck was not on his side as he suffered a mechanical retirement.

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Photo: Seamus Counihan

McHALE LOSES FIFTH IN EXHAUST EXIT FROM JIM CLARK RALLY Posted: July 16, 2002 12:08 PM

Austin McHale (Rathcoole) lost out on a certain fifth place from the Jim Clark Memorial Rally last weekend, the Toyota Ireland Corolla WRC driver having a good run in both the Toshiba Computers Irish Tarmac and the Pirelli British Rally Championships until the 15th stage on Saturday.

Jim Clark Rally - Peugeot Sport UK News Posted: July 16, 2002 12:06 PM

1. 206 Cup
2. PBRC Super 1600

Scot leading the Championship in 206 Super Cup Posted: July 9, 2002 1:12 PM

The 206 Super Cup heads back to Scotland, for the only mainland closed roads rally in Britain, the Jim Clark Memorial Rally. With a headquarters, promotional start and the event formalities all based in Edinburgh, the event will have a high profile start and finish, while the competitive element, the special stages, are based in the hills around Duns and Berwick.

Peugeot Works Team - Positive Outlook for Challenge Ahead’ Posted: July 9, 2002 1:05 PM

The fourth round of the Pirelli British Rally Championship kicks off next weekend. North of the border again, the Jim Clark Memorial Rally takes the series to Edinburgh and the hills around Duns and Berwick. This rally will provide some of the most testing stages so far this season for official works drivers, Rory Galligan and Justin Dale in their Super 1600 Peugeot 206’s.

McHALE AIMS FOR HIGHLAND FLING IN FIRST JIM CLARK RALLY! Posted: July 7, 2002 9:22 PM

Austin McHale (Rathcoole) is one of several of Ireland's leading rally drivers heading for Scotland to compete in his first Jim Clark Memorial Rally this Friday and Saturday, July 12/13, with co-driver, Brian Murphy (Newbridge) on the notes.

The fourth round of the Pirelli British and the Toshiba Computers Irish Tarmac Championships, McHale has had a busy season in the Toyota Ireland Corolla WRC, having competed in both series although he has been dogged with punctures on the British gravel events. He currently lies fourth in the Irish Tarmac series with 14 points behind Andrew Nesbitt (30), Eamonn Boland (22) and Derek McGarrity (19).