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06 Sept 2025
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The Carlow Stages Rally took place on the 19th of May of 2024 and during the event one of the cars unfortunately had a crash out of the race at the event.
The social media post from a member of the Rally team reads as follows:
"Carlow wasn’t for us the highs are high and the lows are low as they say in rallying!
An oil spil from the car in front caught us out on the first stage costing us time but we were still only a few seconds off the lead..
Then sitting on the line of SS2 for 10 mins due to a car in front of us going off, then a dirty 4 right 1.5k into the stage caught us out simple accident both of us ok cars can be fixed..
Thanks to all the sponsor’s again and Munster in 2 weeks time so let the fun begin nothing like a bit or pressure to get the other car ready."
The video of the crash can be seen below along with the comment from the original poster:
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