The 500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland, who own and operate Kirkistown Racing Circuit in County Down, held their annual awards party in The Beechlawn Hotel in Dunmurry on Saturday 7th January. After an excellent meal, Circuit Manager, Donal O’Neill began…
Supported by the Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy two of the provinces most promising young drivers will jump aboard a pair of PCRS Rallysport run Hyundai i20N Rally 2’s for this iconic World Rally Championship event. Taking place from 19 –…
For a decade now French vehicle manufacturer Renault have been at the forefront of electrification with its city car named Zoe. Not long after it was launched, I recall a deal being put on the table which was something like…
Having driven a handful of Mazda CX-5 models since first launched a decade ago. The second and current generation came to market around 2018. This quietly confident model suits the needs of many, it has become a good seller for…
First launched just before the turn of the millennium, the Ford Focus has become a common sight in the driveway of many family households. New at the time chassis dynamics made it a rewarding car to drive no matter what…
With an unrivalled warranty, grown-up looks and commendable economy, can the Kia Rio put up a fight against some well established rivals such as the Vauxhall Corsa? I was given the chance to find out during a week spent with…
We get to grips with the Subaru Forester which received a hybrid system a while back and find out if electrification is the way forward for the Japanese maker. Regular readers will know that I have a huge affection for…
A completely production standard 184ps 2.0-litre Mazda MX-5 Roadster has established a benchmark lap time for a zero fossil fuel sustainable fuelled car at a racetrack in each of the UK home nations. Powered by SUSTAIN 100% sustainable road fuel…
First launched in the UK after the turn of the millennium, the Honda Jazz has blended seamlessly into an urban landscape. Setting about its daily duties with ease, this little car has never created a fuss thanks to strong reliability…
Suzuki has always been highly regarded as one of the most affordable and reliable vehicles on the market. It doesn’t seem that long ago that I tested the now discontinued Celerio model, which cost something in the region of £6,000…