Many will see the title and get excited, only to wonder what is going on as there is a futuristic transformer like four-wheeled vehicle under scrutiny here rather than a mode of transport consisting of some metal tubing with an engine, suspension and two wheels.
Fancy a gift that keeps on giving this Christmas? Then plan a trip to Rally School Ireland (RSI) for some high-octane, adrenaline fuelled action!
Due to a fresh relaunch to include some new cars onto the fleet, all of which are available for you to drive, we travelled just across that invisible line where the road markings and road signs change, to spend a morning at Rally School Ireland (RSI) and enjoy the thrills, spills and adrenaline they have to offer as well as to be one of the first few people to experience first hand, two new cars they have on site.
I have touched on the Ariel Motor Company before on this blog when I road tested an Ariel Atom 2, so I won’t go into the company on this post more than to say that they are a small firm based in Somerset in the south of England who design and produce some seriously capable and unique cars.
We recently visited Rally School Ireland in Monaghan alongside Subaru NI and in the company of the fastest racing driver in Northern Ireland, Colin Turkington from Portadown. Colin kindly took time out of his hectic British Touring Car Championship schedule to give us a taste of what it’s like in a Subaru Levorg with the master at the helm.
Rally School Ireland know a thing or two about traction, reliability and value for money. So there was no surprise when the Co Monaghan based Rally school chose Subaru Foresters as the latest additions to their ever growing fleet of vehicles.