A new year, a new season. With the rumours of silly season behind us, the 2024 World Rally Championship kicks off on Monday 22nd January,...

Flux is perhaps a good word to describe where the WRC currently sits. The last few weeks have seen many people question the Rally1 cars...

In a move to keep crews from cruising or undertaking any tactical action on Sundays, today the FIA has announced a new points scoring...

2024 will mark the first break in the major livery design for the Toyota Yaris since 2017. Whilst the original colours represented Japan,...

The Motorsport council has convened today to discuss potential changes across the motorsport spectrum. In the world of WRC, Hankook have...

A difficult task awaits both Robert Reid and Dave Richards as the FIA Deputy President for Sport and World Motor Sport Council member and...

Nostalgic car films have seen a few really good films over the last few years, Rush, Le Mans 66 for example, that re-tell famous stories...

With only a few weeks left for teams to elect their driver line up for 2024, only MSport are left to state their intentions. Of course...

Craig Breen Foundation set up in memoriam of the late Hyundai driver and passionate rally fan It was almost inconceivable at the start of...

At the age of 17, Lia Block has already achieved more than most people her age. But the recent news that Williams F1 team will support...

2019 Irish National Champion, 2022 JBRC Champion and current JWRC driver Eamonn Kelly. 2019 Irish National Champion, 2022 JBRC Champion and current JWRC driver Eamonn Kelly talks about his life in rallying. He may only be 24, but already Eamonn Kelly has made some decent progress and made a name for himself both at home and on the world stage. Joined by his regular co-driver, Conor Mohan, the pair have already scored their first JWRC win recently in Croatia and they're only