1995 Neil Howard Memorial Rally Photos
After just missing out on a top ten finish in the Lombard RAC Rally (they finished 11th) Nigel Worswick & Clive Molyneux took top honours at an ice covered Park More
After just missing out on a top ten finish in the Lombard RAC Rally (they finished 11th) Nigel Worswick & Clive Molyneux took top honours at an ice covered Park More
A podium filled by Subaru Impreza 555 was headed by Colin McRae & Derek Ringerwho were then crowned 1995 World Rally Champion Driver & Co-driver. Carlos Saiz/Luis Moya and Richard More
This North Wales Car Club event, a round of the BTRDA Rally Series, Welsh National Rally Championship and the ANWCC Forest Rally Championship, featured eight special stages and was won More
Organised by Springhill Motorsport Club the event was held in the gounds of the former hospital near Blackburn that was undergoing a major redevelopment programme that included a Training Headquarters More
Murray Grierson won this Gisburn Forest event, jointly organised by Clitheroe & District Motor Club and Springhill Motorsports Club, after setting fastest time on five of the seven stages in More
Richard York & Nigel Bayliss brought their Ford Escort G3 to victory ahead of a brace of Escort Cosworths crewed by Ian Joel/Graeme Wood and Graham Evans/Shaun O’Gorman. Organised by More
A round of the Scottish Rally Championship, the event that started in Duns and finished at Kelso withs stages at Charterhall, Kielder & Wauchope, was won by John Baird & More
David Gillanders & John Bennie brought their Ford Escort Cosworth to victory finishing three minutes ahead of the similar car of Walter Henderson & Jim Kinloch. Chris Wagner & Alan More
Run over eight stages victory went to Mike Hibbert & David Cabena, who justified their top seeding, bringing their Ford Lotus Cortina to victory almost two minutes clear of the More
Only three of the seven crews that started the event made the finish with victory going to Alan Paramore & Carl Hewitt in a Land Rover 90.
The 50th running of the event ran over three days starting and finishing in Perth. The event was the third round of the British Rally Championship and Tomas Abrahamsson & More
Limited to crews contesting the Skoda Trophy and Nissan Micra Challenge. David Pattison (208) went on to win the Micra series in his EARS Motorsport backed car.