Colin McRae dominated the Punchestown Rally Experience and at the end of the six timed runs, he had 14 seconds to spare over Irish Tarmac champions, Andrew Nesbitt/James O’Brien (Subaru WRC).

Colin McRae, the most successful driver in the history of the World Rally Championship leads the Punchestown

Colin McRae, the most successful driver in the history of the World Rally Championship, headlines the Punchestown Rally Masters on Sunday along with the cream of Irish rallying.

Scotland’s, Dom Buckley, in a Subaru, has won the SEAT Cars Lurgan Park Rally after a tight tussle with nine-time winner, Kenny McKinstry (Subaru).

Mid way through the SEAT Cars Lurgan Park, Kenny McKinstry has a two second lead over the Subaru of Scottish ace, Dom Buckley.

Andrew Nesbitt and James O’Brien had plenty to celebrate on Easter Sunday after they brought their Subaru Impreza WRC to the finish of the Buy and Sell Circuit of Ireland with almost 3 minutes in hand over the second placed Subaru of Derek McGarrity and Chris Patterson.

The Buy & Sell Circuit of Ireland Rally was won by Andrew Nesbitt and co-driver, James O’Brien.

Andrew Nesbitt remains on course for his first ever Circuit of Ireland Rally win despite concerns of a

Andrew Nesbitt, driving his Cuisine de France Subaru Ireland continues to retain control of the Circuit of Rally. After today’s six stages in counties Leitrim and Cavan, Nesbitt, the reigning Irish Tarmac champion now has an advantage of one minute and 45 seconds.

The first day of the Buy & Sell Circuit of Ireland was dominated by the Subaru Ireland team of Andrew Nesbitt and James O’Brien. Even though they had a few niggling problems, they ended the day’s seven stages with a 40 second leading margin.

Reigning Irish tarmac champion, Andrew Nesbitt, in his Subaru Ireland WRC has taken a 23 second lead after just three stages of the Buy & Sell Circuit of Ireland Rally.

The 2002 Toshiba Tarmac Rally Championship begins this weekend in counties Fermanagh, Leitrim and Donegal with the Buy & Sell Circuit of Ireland.

Reigning national rally champions, Paul Harris/Eugene O'Donnell in their Auto Fast Fit Subaru, have a comfortable lead heading into the third and final stage of the Milford Rally in Co Donegal.