The Manx Rally made a dramatic return to the British rallying calendar last weekend [13/14 May] as Neil Roskell and Andrew Roughead secured a dominant victory behind the wheel of their Ford Fiesta R5. The world-class Isle of Man roads would play host to 14 stages and over 100 competitive miles of flat-out rallying action
After a two-year hiatus, the popular Manx Rally makes a welcome return to the Isle of Man this weekend [13/14 May] as the two-day event provides competitors from across the UK and beyond with a dramatic weekend of motorsport. After being forced to cancel the 2020 and 2021 editions of the event due to the
The closed public roads on the Isle of Man will once again echo to the sound of rally cars this May [13/14] as Manx Auto Sport re-launch the popular Manx Rally. After being forced to cancel the 2020 and 2021 editions of the event, the enthusiastic organising team have been working tirelessly behind the scenes
Manx Rally goes International in 2022 Manx Auto Sport will bring an international status stage rally to the Isle of Man for the first time in many years, as their popular 13/14 May event will become a qualifying round of the FIA ERT Celtic Trophy and re-branded as the Manx Rally. After being forced to
Jane Evans is to step down as Protyre Motorsport UK Asphalt Rally Championship Co-ordinator at the end of the 2021 season, having run the series on a day-to-day basis on behalf of the BTRDA for four years. The former rally co-driver took over the reins in 2017, and masterminded the return of the series in
Oliver Hopkins will return to the Protyre Motorsport UK Asphalt Rally Championship this year, driving his mighty Hopkins Motorsport-owned Mitsubishi Mirage. The Bristol driver is no stranger to the series, having finished runner-up in the B14 class in 2019. Oli and co-driver Ian Taylor contested the Corinium Stages in May as part of their Protyre
This year’s PokerStars Rally, which plays host to the double-header round of the 2021 Protyre Motorsport UK Asphalt Rally Championship, promises to include some familiar classic Isle of Man stages, as well as a few new twists, when it takes place on Friday 1 and Saturday 2 October. Organised by Manx Auto Sport, this year’s
Manx Auto Sport, the promotors and organisers behind the Isle of Man based Pokerstars Rally have today (6th July) launched outline details of the 1/2 October 2021 event. After being forced to cancel both the Manx National and Pokerstars Rally in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the exciting closed-road event will make a dramatic
This weekend sees the long-awaited return of motorsport, with over 25 events covering seven different disciplines being held across the Easter weekend in England and Guernsey. Events in other devolved nations look set to follow in the coming weeks. Motorsport UK have produced this short Competitor Guidance video to help you prepare for the start of
The Manx Motors Stages has been rescheduled to take place on Saturday 15th May 2021. This date has been chosen due to the availability of key resources and given the uncertainty surrounding the current Covid-19 lockdown on the Island along with the ability to fulfil the PR requirements to run a closed road event on
The Protyre Motorsport UK Asphalt Rally Championship will visit the Isle of Man this year for a Manx Auto Sport organised event – but it will be for the PokerStars Rally on 1-2 October 2021 instead of the Manx National Rally (14-15 May) which has been cancelled owing to the on-going Covid-19 situation. With the
Manx National Rally forced to cancel due to Coronavirus. Organisers of the Manx National Rally are disappointed to announce that the 2021 event, planned for 14th and 15th of May will not go ahead due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation. Manx Auto Sport, organiser and promoter of the Ise of Man-based closed-road event had been
Manx Auto Sport regrets to announce that the 2020 PokerStars Rally scheduled for the 2nd/3rd October will not go ahead as planned, due to the uncertainties surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic. The organising committee has been closely monitoring the Covid-19 developments over recent weeks with the Isle of Man being fortunate to have had no new positive
Manx Auto Sport regrets to announce the 2020 Manx Rally scheduled for the 15th/16th May will be postponed, following the announcements made by the Isle of Man Government yesterday (16th March). The organising committee has been closely monitoring the Covid-19 situation over recent weeks and was well advanced in the planning of the popular closed road stage