Rally to unite Irish and British events

TOMORROW'S Edinburgh-based Jim Clark Memorial Rally unites the Toshiba Computers Irish Tarmac and the Pirelli British Rally Championships for the first of three occasions this season.

Fri, 12 Jul, 2002 - 02:00
Martin Walsh

Elsewhere, the Dunlop National Championship continues in Sligo on Sunday and the Safari Rally is the latest encounter in the World Rally Championship.

The clash of the Tarmac and National rounds on the same weekend is unfortunate, it’s the second time in less than a month where two high-profile events are on the same weekend, begging the question, who is planning Irish Motorsport?

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CourtsMotorsportPlace: TOMORROW'S EdinburghPlace: SligoPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: BritainPlace: ManorhamiltonPlace: ArgentinaPlace: GreecePlace: PunchestownPerson: Jim ClarkPerson: Gwyndaf EvansPerson: Chris PattersonPerson: Rory GalliganPerson: Chris MeekePerson: Stuart DarcyPerson: David HigginsPerson: Austin McHalePerson: Andrew NesbittPerson: Derek McGarrityPerson: Eamonn BolandPerson: Peadar HursonPerson: Daniel DohertyPerson: Jonny MilnerPerson: Marcus DoddPerson: Katsushiko TaguchiPerson: Seamus LeonardPerson: Roy WhitePerson: James FoleyPerson: Garry JenningsPerson: Gareth McHalePerson: Alan RingPerson: Niall MaguirePerson: Patrick ElliottPerson: MaguirePerson: Eugene DonnellyPerson: Michael BarrablePerson: Sean GallagherPerson: David ArmstrongPerson: GalwayPerson: JJ FlemingPerson: McHalePerson: AaronPerson: KillarneyPerson: Tom RandlesPerson: Gerry KeyesPerson: David LyonsPerson: Kenneth MulvaneyPerson: Colin McRaePerson: Marcus GronholmPerson: Malcolm WilsonPerson: Richard BurnsPerson: McRaePerson: Patrick SnijersEvent: Jim Clark Memorial RallyEvent: Pirelli British Rally ChampionshipsEvent: Dunlop National ChampionshipEvent: Safari RallyEvent: World Rally ChampionshipEvent: TarmacEvent: National roundsEvent: Super 1600sEvent: Cuisine de FranceEvent: Peugeot 206 CupEvent: Sligo rallyEvent: Fork Ka ChampionshipEvent: Gordon Bennett RaceEvent: Irish AbroadEvent: RallyOrganisation: Toshiba Computers Irish TarmacOrganisation: Peugeot 206Organisation: Ford PumasOrganisation: Group NOrganisation: SubaruOrganisation: Toyota Corolla WRCOrganisation: Subaru WRCOrganisation: MitsubishiOrganisation: Tarmac Group NOrganisation: Tom Hunt MotorsOrganisation: MonaghanOrganisation: Toyota CelicaOrganisation: Escort CosworthsOrganisation: Dunlop Group NOrganisation: PeugeotOrganisation: FordOrganisation: Focus’Organisation: WRC
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