Position Driver Total Time
0001 [O/All] Johathan O'Manony / Frank Ryan 00:34:15.3
0002 [O/All] Darren Young / Kenneth Quirke 00:34:45.4
0003 [O/All] David Brosnan / Kieran Brosnan 00:34:46.7
0004 [0001] Andrew Lehane / Cliff Desmond 00:35:25.0
0005 [0002] Darren Noonan / Johny Carroll 00:35:46.0
0006 [0003] Alex Twomey / Stephen Collins 00:35:49.3
0007 [0001] Shane Lenihan / Colm Linehan 00:35:51.8
0008 [0002] Jonathan Roycroft / Christopher Keohane 00:36:19.3
0009 [0004] Jonathan Delaney / Brendan Mcullagh 00:36:43.4
0010 [0003] Tomas Creedon / Eamon Creedon 00:36:43.7
0011 [0005] Padraig McCarthy / Simon Duggan 00:37:00.3
0012 [0006] Darren Loftus / Jenna Browne 00:37:21.5
0013 [0007] Christy Mc Carthy / Cathal Quill 00:38:08.9
0014 [0004] William Nolan / Ger Keohane 00:38:23.6
0015 [0005] Andrew Beamish / Ella Ryan 00:38:26.5

J1 Andrew Lehane/Sac O Spuds (Civic)
J2 Darren Young/Kenneth Quirke (Civic)
J3 Vincent Mc Sweeney/Michael Kearney (Civic)
J4 Darren Noonan/Johny Carroll (Civic)
J5 Padraig McCarthy/Simon Duggan (Civic)
J6 Johathan O'Manony/Frank Ryan (Civic)
J7 Jonathan Delaney/Brendan Mcullagh (Civic)
J8 David Brosnan/Kieran Brosnan (Civic)
J9 Tomas Creedon/Eamon Creedon (Ka)
J10 Darren Loftus/Jenna Browne (Civic)
J11 Jonathan Roycroft/Christopher Keohane (Swift)
J12 James Bradley/Maria Kehoe (Nova)
J14 William Nolan/Ann Other (Civic)
J15 Niall Murphy/Jason Collins (Civic)
J16 Eoin O'Sullivan/Mark McCarthy (106SX)
J17 Colin Roche/Sac's Cousin (Starlet)
J18 Andrew Beamish/Ella Ryan (Corsa)
J19 Christy Mc Carthy/Cathal Quill (205)
J20 Alex Twomey/Stephen Collins (Civic)
J21 Gerard Cullinane/Robert O'Regan (Starlet)
J22 Shane Lenihan/Colm Linehan (Civic)

With less than three weeks to go before the Quality Hotels West Cork Rally, over 110 entries have been received for Cork Motor Clubs flagship event. One of those who has entered so far is Daragh O’Riordan who intends to debut his Subaru Impreza S12c WRC in Clonakilty. Multiple Bones O’Connor award winner John Dalton will also be back in his potent Darrian T90 GTR, and James Stafford is in a race against time to repair his similar car after an accident on last weekends Birr rally. Local driver Kevin Kelleher has also entered the event in his Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9 and current Billy Coleman award winner Robert Barrable has entered his ex Hanninen Skoda Fabia S2000.
In the Citroen Racing Trophy 2011 of which the event is the first round, entries have been received to date from Joseph McGonigle, Mark Sheehan, Joe Shrimpton, Peter Barrable & Scott McElhinney. The Quality Hotels West Cork Rally is also the first round of the Windscreen Company Southern 4 Rally Championship. John & Sandy Corrigan from The Windscreen Company have come on board as title sponsors of this great clubman series for 2011. The classic Group B cars in the shape of Slowly Sideways will also be back in Clonakilty in 2011 after their successful appearances in the last two years. The Slowly Sideways cars will be in action on nine of the events seventeen stages over rally weekend.

JUNIOR RALLY
Because of the change in the Spectator Town Stage from Saturday to Sunday, the Juniors will now compete over five (5) stages on Sunday, including the Spectator Town Stage.
In order to facilate this change to the rally schedule, the number of entries in the Junior section of the Quality Hotels West Cork Rally has been set at a maximum of 20 cars

Darren McCarthy

For the 33rd time Clonakilty will be alive to the sound of rally cars of all shapes and sizes on St.Patricks weekend, the 19th & 20th March. As always crews are expected from all corners of the island as well as some overseas visitors. Quality Hotels are on board as Title Sponsor for the ninth successive year. Cork Motor Club is also delighted to announce that the Fastnet Line Ferry Service (Cork – Swansea) is coming on board as Associate Sponsor. They are offering a 20% discount on sailings to the rally provided they are booked before 28th of February and will be sailing back to Wales on the Monday night after the rally. The Quality Hotel Clonakilty will again be the headquarters for the rally.

Darren McCarthy is clerk for the third year and has laid down a challenging route of 17 stages, one of which is a town stage, and will bring the event closer to the spectators. While various spectator stages over the years have either started or finished in close proximity to the town, this is the first time since 1984 that the cars will appear in action on some of the streets.

Cork Motor Club is pleased to announce that the entry fee is held at the 2009 & 2010 price of €630 which is excellent value for 17 stages and 240km of competition mileage. Road mileage is again less than the stage mileage at 175 km while service will be centralised as usual near Clonakilty. Regulations will be available to download shortly from www.corkmotorclub.com and www.westcorkrally.com
If you wish for the regulations to be emailed or posted to you when they become available, you can register your interest by means of a form on both of the above websites.

As usual the rally is the first round of the Southern 4 Rally Championship, while this year sees the event being the first round of the Citroen Cup. The Bones O’Connor Modified Challenge is back for a fifth year in 2011 with John Dalton still the only driver to have won the trophy since its inception. This challenge incorporates cars from classes 9-15 (details on classes to be found on www.motorsportireland.com.

There will also be a Historic Rally which will begin on Stage 5 on day one; the cost of entry here is €480 while the Junior Rally will cover the last four stages of the event at a cost of €330. After the success of the scheme over the past three years, junior competitors are also reminded that if they go marshalling on the Saturday stages then they will get a refund of €100 on their entry fee. Both crew members have to take part to avail of this.