Entry forms for the remainder of the championship are available on the mondello park website :

http://www.mondello.ie/?id=124

Mallory Park’s new Rallycross track was used for the first time yesterday (October 1) when British championship front runner Liam Doran completed around 15 laps of the track during a press day for regional media.

ITV Men and Motors have today announced the full television schedule for the 2009 Fuchs Lubricants Rallycross Open Championship. The coverage will begin on Monday 27th April at 7pm, with the first of two programmes from the opening round of the Championship at Croft Circuit. The 2009 Fuchs Lubricants Rallycross Open Championship will have a regular slot at 7pm on a Monday evening, with a new premier programme of the Championship being broadcast every two weeks until the end of the year. ITV Men and Motors can be found on channel 178 on SKY Digital and on channel 280 on Virgin Media.

The provisional Entrylist for Round 1 of the 2009 FIA European Rallycross Championship has been sent out, at this stage please note entries are subject to change.

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Rallycross makes its return to Northern Ireland on April 25th & 26th, as Nutts Corner circuit (near Belfast) plays host to the second and third rounds of the 2009 Fuchs Lubricants Rallycross Open Championship. The event has attracted an entry in excess of 100 cars, including International rally stars – Kris Meeke and Kenny McKinstry.

The Rallycross open forum for this year took place in Motorsport Ireland in Dawson Street, there was a small turnout from all walks of the Rallycross and MSI Community. All in all it was a productive night with several Key issues for both drivers and organisers being discussed. At this stage we would also like to remind you that the Rallycross Awards night Tickets need to be purchased immediately; If you have not already done so please contact Anne Coyne via this email rx.awards@rallycross.ie, the Rallycross Awards Night will not go ahead if there is not enough tickets sold.

Very good article written by Andrew Murphy on herald.ie:

Michael Coyne creates history whenever he wins a national title. He features in the rallycross history books this year after clinching his second national title, defeating a field of more powerful four-wheel drive machinery with his two-wheel drive 2.2-litre Nova — the first time in 12 years that a two-wheel drive car has won the premier title. He first came to prominence in 2001 as the youngest-ever national champion.

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  Ulsterman Lawrence Gibson (Banbridge) produced an unbeatable mix of speed and reliability to win the fourth round of the Kumho Tyres MSA British Rallycross Championship at Croft today (July 6). Gibson’s win with his MG Metro 6R4 was the first for a driver of a Group B car since June 2003 [when Pat Doran won at Anglesey's Trac Mon], and allowed Gibson to take a five point lead at the head of the championship with three events left to run.

Just three points separate reigning champion Ollie O’Donovan (London) from closest challenger Steve Hill (Aylesbury) as the seven-event Kumho Tyres MSA British Rallycross Championship reaches its half-way point in round four at Croft in North Yorkshire on July 6.