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.

Michael Keohane was back on the podium in the Avon Tyres British Formula 3 Championship when he took a fine second place at the second race at Castle Combe today.

Michael Keohane, racing with the Carlin Motorsport team, finished fifth in today’s first race in the Avon Tyres British Formula 3 Championship in Castle Combe.

Having finished second in the Tour of Sperrins Rally yesterday, Eugene Donnelly/Paul Kiely (Toyota Celica) went one better today by winning the Moonraker Forest Rally, the fourth round of the KBB Doors National Forest Rally Championship.

George McAlpin extended his Ford of Ireland Ford Zetec Championship lead courtesy of a win on the eighth round in Kirkistown.

The seventh round of the Ford of Ireland Ford Zetec Championship at Kirkistown has been won by Michael Devaney.

The Marine Hotel Fastnet Rally, due to take place in Glandore, West Cork on Sunday 28th has been cancelled.

At a somewhat windy Donington Park, Takuma Sato (Championship Class) and Northern Ireland’s, Matthew Gilmore (Scholarship Class) topped the qualifying time charts for the first of tomorrow’s British Formula 3 Championship.

Declan Swanton has moved in to second place in the British Junior Superstock Championship after finishing third in the sixth round event at Thruxton.

Eamonn Boland/Anthony Nestor in their NVD Subaru were the top Irish crew in the Ypres Rally.

Ian Greer, in his Taranto de Pol Toyota Corolla WRC continues to head the Irish challenge in the Ypres Rally in Belgium.

Ian Greer and co-driver, Dean Beckett (Toyota Corolla WRC), winners of the Tour of Luxembourg a few weeks ago, began today's second leg of the Ypres Rally in fourth place.

Irish duo, Roy White and Michael Patterson, in their FESP Mitsubishi are in sixth place going into the fourth and final day of the Bianchi Rally in Belgium.

There was drama aplenty for Irish crew Eamonn Boland/Anthony Nestor prior to the start of the Bianchi Rally in Belgium.

It's a case of home and away for Irish drivers this weekend, as they face into two days of rallying, racing, karting and autocross.

Three Irish co-drivers with their respective Middle East drivers hold top ten places entering today’s final leg of the Jordan International Rally.

In the second race of the Green Flag British Formula 3 Scholarship Class, Michael Keohane, driving with the Irish registered Meritus team, battled his way from his first round misfortune to claim second place behind Robbie Kerr.

In rallying, Eamonn Boland/Anthony Nestor brought their NVD home in third place in Rallye de Wallonie in Belgium.