Jamaican World Rally Cars finish second and third
After
suffering a series of disappointments over the past three years, the
Barbados crew of Roger Mayers and Max Ferri finally won the island's
premier motor sport event at the weekend (May 28/29), claiming the
Rally Barbados 2005 crown by a margin of more than 50 seco...
Didier Auriol is guest of honour for Rally Barbados 2005
International
recognition of Rally Barbados takes on a new dimension this week, with
the arrival at Grantley Adams International Airport on tomorrow
afternoon's (Thursday) Virgin Atlantic flight from London Gatwick of
1994 World Rally Champion Didier Auriol. The...
Bds $2 million-plus injection from Barbados Rally Carnival
When
Virgin Atlantic's Boeing 747-400 from London Gatwick lands at Grantley
Adams International Airport tomorrow afternoon (Wednesday), Barbados
Rally Carnival 2005 will be well and truly under way . . . and, with
it, another major injection of foreign exchang...
Fewer special stages, but a return to Turners Hall
For the
second successive year, the Barbados Rally Club (BRC), organiser of
Rally Barbados, has revised the route of the two-day event in its
continuing efforts to balance retaining the appeal of the Caribbean's
premier rally to overseas competitors with the importanc...
'The Surfer' returns from the sea . . . but not for long
Eighty-six
cars appear on the entry list for Rally Barbados 2005 issued today (May
13) by the organising Barbados Rally Club (BRC) after the 4.00pm final
closing date; and there is good news for local Subaru fans, as the list
confirms recent widespread rumours o...
Final preparations for Barbados Rally Carnival under way
Preparations
for the fifth annual Barbados Rally Carnival change up another gear on
Saturday (May 14) when local competitors gather for pre-event
scrutineering at the premises of McEnearney Quality in Wildey . . . the
final check before the Vaucluse Raceway Inte...
Finlayson calls Barbados Rally Carnival "un-missable"
When
crowd favourite Martin Stockdale returns from England on a Virgin
Atlantic Boeing 747-400 packed with European rally teams next
Wednesday, he will become the only overseas driver to have contested
the Barbados Rally Carnival every year since its launc...
European cars in Bridgetown Port
Reigning 'King of the
Carnival', Austrian Ernst Harrach, will return to defend his title at
this year's fifth Barbados Rally Carnival, which opens with the
Vaucluse Raceway International RallySprint on May 21/22. His Porsche
911 was among the European entries which docked at the Bridge...
Ex-Sainz World Rally Cars gather in the Caribbean
The hometeams look set to face a strong challenge in Rally Barbados 2005 withconfirmation that former Caribbean Rally Champion Doug 'Hollywood' Gore- Jamaica's most successful driver - is among the six entries from thatcountry received by event organiser, the Barbados R...
