Based on the outskirts of East Belfast overlooking Samson and Goliath the Craigantlet hillclimb is set to be the only round of the 2021 British Hillclimb Championship to run on closed public roads.
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The Ulster Automobile Club, organisers of the ‘Circuit’, have regrettably decided to cancel the rally, scheduled for Easter weekend the 2nd & 3rd of April 2021.
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Saturday 10 October saw the SW Adair Tyres Northern Ireland Sprint Championship return to Kirkistown for the TT Bistro, North Down House, Kirkistown Sprint which was hosted by the Ulster Automobile Club.
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The Ulster Automobile Club are delighted to announce our latest membership initiative which focuses specifically on supporting our young club members. The Future Champions support programme shares £2000 equally between four young members to support their 2020 motorsport activities. This…
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Saturday (5 May) saw the hills around Belfast East, reverberate to the sound of hillclimbing – hillclimb is a motorsport initiative popular throughout Europe and rest of the world alike, but in the UK, some of the most exciting events are right here in Northern Ireland.
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With fifty starters, the clubman event was well supported throughout most of the classes and at the top of the entry list saw a trio of Ford Fiesta WRC’s a brace of Subaru Impreza WRC’s and a DS3 R5 so there was to be amazing battles all day.
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Many of you will know what the Circuit of Ireland Rally is from my pictorial and editorial coverage in here over the years, and indeed it is one of the world’s oldest and once toughest rallies around. Ran for years by the Ulster Automobile Club (UAC) it went from strength to strength and died off over the years, returning to full bloom in the last few years again.