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William Creighton, the podium finisher in West Cork on St. Patrick’s weekend and the current Junior World Rally Champion is the latest signing for Déjà vu North West ’24.
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William Creighton, the podium finisher in West Cork on St. Patrick’s weekend and the current Junior World Rally Champion is the latest signing for Déjà vu North West ’24.
William Creighton, the podium finisher in West Cork on St. Patrick’s weekend and the current Junior World Rally Champion is the latest signing for Déjà vu North West ’24.
Donagh and Eamonn Kelly will be opening ‘The Stables’ doors to release two British Rally Championship winning Subaru Legacys for Déjà vu North West ’24 on the 27th. April. They are the Rothmans car in which Colin McRae won the British series on 1991 and the Elonex livered machine that brought Richard Burns the title in 1993.
Becs Williams, the World Rally Championship reporter and commentator, will be fitting Déjà vu North West ’24 into her busy schedule between her Croatia and Portuguese World Rally Championship commitments for Sky TV this spring.
Déjà vu North West ’24, the retro rally re-union that will take place in Sligo on 26-27-28 April has attracted a record entry of 154 crews.
Rauno Aaltonen, one of the original ‘Flying Finns’, the Finish drivers who dominated world rallying in the 1960’s, 70’s and into the ‘80s, will be the star guest at Déjà vu North West ’24 on the 16-17-28 April.
Why’s Déjà vu North West ’24 listed as taking place over three days, many Déjàvuers have been asking? Well now all can now be revealed!
‘Firing up the Rally Ireland Memories’ is the theme of the Sligo based rally re-union on the 26-27-28 April. It is appropriate therefore that Mathew Wilson, the man who started the Rally Ireland ball rolling in 2005 by winning the Pilot event for the two WRC visits, will be one of RPM Déjà vu Motorsport’s guests at the big spring event.
RPM Déjà vu Motorsport and the Connacht Motor Club announce additional support for Déjà vu North West ’24, as the entries for the great rally reunion reach their maximum capacity of 140 crews and 300 places at the Gala Dinner.
Entries, with almost four months still to go before the Sligo based rally re-union on the 27-28-29 April 2024 takes place, have passed the half-way mark.