NAMC Loughgall Stages Rally - (Sat) 1 Jul 23

Posted: July 1, 2023 8:53 AM - 5630 Hits

Live Results (Loughgall 2023) | Results by: RallyScore.Net
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Seeded Entry List (Updated)

Posted: June 25, 2023 2:48 PM

1 Aaron McLaughlin/Darren Curran (Ford Fiesta R5) [11]
2 Damian Toner/Martin McGowan (Ford Escort MK2) [7]
3 Garry Jennings/Brian Hoy (Ford Fiesta Rally2) [10]
4 Niall Henry/Mark Henry (Ford Fiesta R5) [10]
5 Aidan Wray/Martin Brady (Volkswagen Polo GTI R5) [10]
82 Jason Mitchell/TBA (Volkswagen Polo GTI R5) [10]
6 Kenny McKinstry/Kenny Hull (Ford Fiesta R5) [11]
7 Jason Black/Karl Egan (Toyota Starlet) [7]
8 Joe Hegarty/David Turkington (Ford Fiesta R5) [11]
9 Shane Murray/Gary Hade (Ford Fiesta R5) [10]
10 Gary McEvoy/Keith McEvoy (Ford Fiesta R5) [11]
11 Marty Toner/Ben Teggart (BMW 1M) [7]
12 Camillus Bradley/Crawford Henderson (Ford Escort MK2) [7]
14 Michael McGarrity/Damian Garvey (Ford Fiesta Rally2) [10]
15 John Bradley/Ryan Crozier (Ford Escort Mk2) [6]
16 Vincent McAree/David McCrudden (Ford Fiesta R5) [10]
17 Gareth Black/Connor Dunlop (Toyota Starlet) [6]
18 Jamie Grant/Edgar Lucas (Ford Escort MK2) [7]
19 John Devlin/John McCarthy (Ford Escort MK2) [6]
20 Maurice Moffett/Richard Moffett (Toyota Starlet) [7]
21 Shane Cullen/Michael Laverty (Ford Escort MK2) [8]
22 William Herron/Julia Herron (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9) [8]
23 Gerard McFall/Damian McAuley (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9) [8]
24 Darren Hamill/Martin Harte (Ford Escort) [7]
25 Adrian Hetherington/Philip McKeever (Ford Escort MK2) [7]
26 Alexander Cochrane/Chris Johnston (Ford Escort) [6]
27 Scott Singleton/Dylan Wilson (ford escort) [7]
28 Steven Armstrong/Hannah Calvin (Ford Escort) [5]
29 Conor Lavery/Shane Farell (Ford Escort Mk2) [6]
30 Trevor Wilson/Kyle Diffin (Ford Escort RS1800 MK2) [1B]
31 Philip Hamilton/David Wright (Ford Escort MK2) [5]
32 Chris Byers/Joan Gilmore (Ford Escort Mk2) [5]
33 John Gordon/Thomas Wedlock (Ford Escort) [6]
34 Ewan Murdoch/Mark McCaffrey (Ford Escort Mk2) [4]
35 Niall Carey/Ciaran Carey (BMW Compact) [7]
36 Owen Mallon/Shaun Scullion (Ford Fiesta R5) [10]
37 Cathal Mulgrew/Kieran Mulgrew (Ford Escort) [6]
38 Raymond Nelson/Ivor Ferguson (Ford Escort RS1600 MK1) [1B]
39 William McClurkin/Damian McCann (Ford Escort Mk2) [6]
40 James Wylie/Adrian Murdoch (Ford Escort Mk2) [5]
41 Roy Haslett/Chris McSherry (Ford Escort G3) [6]
42 Aidan Donnelly/Arthur Loughran (Ford Escort MK2) [6]
43 Jonathan Strain/David Gibson (Peugeot 205) [5]
44 Colm Browne/Michael Browne (Ford Escort G3) [5]
45 Kevin Quinn/Chrissy Corr (Ford Escort) [6]
46 Noel Vallely/Neill Vallely (Toyota Corolla) [3]
47 Paul Fanagan/Michael Casement (Ford Escort) [5]
48 Ronan Greene/Gerard Greene (Vauxhall Nova) [3]
49 Lee Morelli/Robert Harold (Ford Escort) [6]
50 Jimmy Mills/Ash Trimble (Ford Escort RS1800 MK2) [1B]
51 Michael Stirrup/Sean Devlin (Toyota Corolla) [6]
52 Hugh Murdoch/Paul Reid (Vauxhall Corsa) [4]
53 Andrew Johnson/James McSherry (Vauxhall Chevette HSR) [1B]
54 Stephen McGurk/Tba Tba (Ford Escort MK2) [6]
55 Anthony O'Brien/Conor Lappin (Toyota Corolla) [4]
56 Arthur Kierans/Mac Kierans (Ford Escort MK2) [6]
57 Liam Harvey/Chris Wareham (Ford Zetec) [4]
58 Daniel Hamill/Nathan Quin (BMW 328TI) [7]
59 Chris George/Phillip McLaughlin (BMW E46) [7]
60 Albert McClenahan/Brian D'Arcy (Ford Sierra Sapphire 4X4) [8]
61 Mark McEntee/Terence McGreer (Ford Escort) [5]
62 Patrick Brogan/Craig Alcorn (Honda Civic) [4]
63 Daniel MacBride/Evan MacBride (Honda Civic) [4]
64 Arnold Lutton/John Henderson (Ford Ka) [3]
65 Barry Leeson/Joesph Comerford (Mini Clubman) [4]
66 Brian Kelly/Justin McCauley (Ford Fiesta) [4]
67 Robert Coulter/Olivia Chambers (Ford Anglia) [1A]
68 Richard O'Lone/Jarlath Kelly (Ford Fiesta R200) [4]
69 Joshua Baird/Gareth Neill (Vauxhall Corsa) [3]
70 Mark Douglas/Ryan Kearney (Ford Escort) [1B]
71 Kyle Elder/Mark Elder (Honda Civic) [2B]
72 James Harkin/Eamon Sweeney (Talbot Sunbeam) [4]
73 Paddy Milligan/Dermot Murray (Opel Manta) [6]
74 Ronnie McConnell/Rachel McConnell (Honda Civic) [2A]
75 Stephen Conn/Ciara Griffin (Ford Fiesta) [2A]
76 Barry Savage/Patrick McMullan (Vauxhall Astra GSI) [2A]
77 Dessie Martin/Keith Hall (Mini Cooper) [2A]
78 Paul Gray/Caoimhe Gray (Ford Escort MK1) [1A]
79 Brian Carson/Adam Carson (Austin Mini Cooper S) [1A]
80 Harold Bunting/Dessie Wilson (Morris Cooper S) [1A]
81 Alan Moffett/Adrain Park (Mini Cooper) [4]

JENNINGS IS “GO” FOR LOUGHGALL STAGES RALLY

Posted: June 23, 2023 3:59 PM

Fresh from his eight-place finish on the Donegal International Rally and his earlier win on the Tour of the Sperrins, Gary Jennings is due back in action next weekend on the PRM+RPM Motorsport Loughgall Stages Rally in his GO backed Fiesta Rally 2, on Saturday 1st July.

Gary Jennings who has world champion navigator Brian Hoy co-driving is seeded at number 3, in the top lineup, will be mixing it with previous winners, Aaron McLaughlin Fiesta R5 and Loughgall champion Damian Toner in his powerful Escort MK 2.

Speaking to William Fullerton, Clerk of the Course, Gary says “I am looking forward to coming back to Loughgall, especially with the closed road stages, it will be a far cry from my early foray there about 20 years ago in a Peugeot 205”.

Taking place on Saturday 1 July, the North Armagh Motor Club Ltd organised event now in its 25 th year, will break the usual tradition of all stages held within the beautiful confines of County Armagh's Loughgall Country Park and will this year incorporate a six-mile closed road stage, which is located close to Loughgall village and this will be run three times.

Competitors will tackle a total of seven stages, four based within the park and three on the closed roads. The Loughgall Stages Rally is sure to be a great day out for both the family and the ardent rally fans with something for everyone and should provide an exciting and competitive spectacle for spectators. Scrutiny begins at Loughgall Country Park for all Competitors from 3.30pm on Friday 30th June where cars and service vehicles may be left overnight in the service area, which will have security present throughout. Competitors will have the opportunity to recce the stages (walk or cycle the park and drive the road stage) from 2.30-8.30pm on Friday 30th July.

There will be an historic, classic and rally car display in the central arena during the event; anyone wishing to bring a suitable display vehicle, the entry is £10 per car, (including driver and passenger) and club contacts are 07761 358907 or 07913 675902 (+44 7761 358907 or +44 7913 675902)
Refreshments are available in the park which is closed to other public activities.

Marshals are still required and anyone interested should contact the Chief Marshal on 07792 027441 (+44 7792 027441) and/or sign-on at www.rallyscore.net

The action starts at 10.00am with all stages held on tarmac roads and will conclude at 5.00pm. Admission to the event is £10 for adults (which includes a programme) while accompanied children under the age of 16 are admitted free; free limited public car parking available

CLOSED ROAD STAGES ADDED TO LOUGHGALL RALLY CLASSIC

Posted: June 23, 2023 3:53 PM

Last year Aaron McLaughlin/William Neill in the super quick Fiesta R5 took top honours to win the Loughgall Stages Rally for the first time, from the Loughgall champion, Damian Toner who first won the event in 2015 in his powerful MK2 Escort. Both Drivers are back again this year and each is looking forward to another win. Hoping to spoil both Aaron and Damian’s chances is a list of top entries including, Joe Hegarty in his Fiesta R5, Adrian Wray Polo R5, Kenny McKinstry Fiesta R5 (not to be ruled out despite his recent “big birthday”) and not forgetting Jason Black in his very quick RWD Starlet.

Taking place on Saturday 1 July, the North Armagh Motor Club Ltd organised event now in its 25 th year, will break the usual tradition of all stages held within the beautiful confines of County Armagh's Loughgall Country Park and will this year incorporate a six-mile closed road stage, which is located close to Loughgall village and this will be run three times.

PRM Group and RPM Motorsport have eagerly agreed to sponsor the event again this year.

Managing Director, Philip Morrow, said:
"I am delighted to be associated again with such a high-profile motorsport event in Northern Ireland. It provides the perfect fit for our business interests and as a keen car enthusiast, I am looking forward to seeing some of the fastest drivers in the country compete for the spoils in both the stunning Loughgall country park and the new, nearby classic closed road stage." Competitors will tackle a total of seven stages, four based within the park and three on the closed roads.

The event's Clerk of Course, William Fullerton, said:
"We are most grateful to PRM Group and RPM Motorsport for their generous and enthusiastic support, and also to Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, for their assistance and guidance and to DAERA and AFBI Government Departments and the N.I. Forest Service for the use of Loughgall Country Park.”

Formerly a two-wheel-drive only event, the Loughgall Stages Rally is now open to four-wheel cars also and along with the previously dominant two-wheel drive cars, it should provide an exciting and competitive spectacle for spectators.

Competitors remember entries at www.rallyscore.net close at 10.00pm on Wednesday 21st June.

Scrutiny begins at Loughgall Country Park for all Competitors from 3.30pm on Friday 30th June where cars and service vehicles may be left overnight in the service area, which will have security present throughout. Competitors will have the opportunity to recce the stages (walk or cycle the park and drive the road stage) from 2.30-8.30pm on Friday 30th June and in the park only from 7.00-8.30am on Saturday morning.

There will be an historic, classic and rally car display in the central arena during the event; anyone wishing to bring a suitable display vehicle, the entry is £10 per car, (including driver and passenger) and club contacts are 07761 358907 or 07913 675902 (+44 7761 358907 or +44 7913 675902)
Refreshments are available in the park which is closed to other public activities.

The action starts at 10.00am with all stages held on tarmac roads and will conclude at 5.00pm. Admission to the event is £10 for adults (which includes a programme) while accompanied children under the age of 16 are admitted free; free public car parking available.