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Cambrian News
21-05-2025
- Automotive
- Cambrian News
Jim Clark Rally: Jason Pritchard's quest for maximum points
William Mains won his class on the East Riding Stages and remains in the lead of Class G. Co-driven by Emma Clarke, the triple Protyre Asphalt 1400cc champion has been seeded at number 82 (as opposed to number 162 which he had on the opening round) meaning that the Llandysul driver will do a lot more stages in daylight on Friday in his Speedy Sofas/Mike's Scaffolding Vauxhall Nova.
BBC News
23-02-2025
- Automotive
- BBC News
Creighton starts BRC title bid with dominant win
Northern Ireland's William Creighton got his bid to win the British Rally Championship title off to a perfect start with victory at the East Riding win in Yorkshire was a first overall win in the BRC for Creighton, who finished runner-up in the championship behind winner Chris Ingram in a former Junior BRC and Junior WRC champion, and co-driver Liam Regan switched to a Toyota GR Yaris for their title bid and won seven out of the 10 tarmac Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy driver, 27, finished 23.8 seconds ahead of Irish crew Keith Cronin and Mikie Galvin, while James Williams and Ross Whittock were third."It's our first rally in the car and we hadn't done so much [in the Yaris] before the event and with such tricky conditions today, it's just felt good," Creighton told the BRC."I'm really excited for what's to come. A huge thanks to Liam for doing a great job on the notes and keeping me on the straight and narrow. I'm just really, really happy."In the Junior BRC, there was a podium lock-out for Motorsport Ireland Rally crews as Kyle McBride claimed and co-driver Darragh Mullen finished 10.6 seconds ahead of Craig Rahill and Conor Smith, while Keelan Grogan and Aytron Sherlock completed the second round of the season is the Carlisle Stages on 12 April.
