Alastair Fisher and Keith Cronin duel in Acesigns Cork “20” International Rally

Throughout this season, in what is a new era in the Clonakilty Blackpudding Irish Tarmac Championship, Tyrone’s Alastair Fisher and Cork’s Keith Cronin have been the standard bearers.

No other driver has managed to secure maximum points on the six rounds thus far, yet Monaghan’s Sam Moffett and his younger sibling Josh remain in contention for the series that culminates with this weekend’s Acesigns Cork “20” International Rally.

An event win or maximum championship points will be enough for Fisher (28) or Cronin (30) to win the series and become the first R5 driver to claim the Fisher Perpetual Cup (a trophy named in honour of the late Bertie Fisher — Alastair’s uncle). The Moffett brothers have a more difficult task in order to succeed.