Rally Club PRO Neil Barnard said: "We have stepped up our work on the route and are about half-way to having it finalised. It will be a two-day event again, with a similar format to last year, in that both days will be spread across the island, rather than concentrating in the north or in the east. I think it will be 19, possibly 20 stages, some will be the same, some new and at least one reversed, but we're working towards slightly more stage mileage than last year.

Local entries for island’s premier event nearing 40

Local entries for island’s premier event nearing 40

Rally Club PRO Neil Barnard said: "We have stepped up our work on the route and are about half-way to having it finalised. It will be a two-day event again, with a similar format to last year, in that both days will be spread across the island, rather than concentrating in the north or in the east. I think it will be 19, possibly 20 stages, some will be the same, some new and at least one reversed, but we're working towards slightly more stage mileage than last year.

With mere days to go before the April 22 closing date, approaching 40 local entries have been posted on-line for Sol Rally Barbados 2022. Leading the ‘home team’ are Dane Skeete and Tyler Mayhew in the Subaru Impreza WRC S12 in which they won Sol RB19, while other leading four-wheel-drive entries include the Skodas of Stuart Maloney/Kristian Yearwood and Roger Hill/Graham Gittens from the FIA R5 class, with Mark Thompson and Kurt Seabra in Modified 4 with their Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX.

Regular SuperModified 2 front-runners Andrew Jones and Lindsey Pilkington (Ford Escort MkII), Adrian and Dominic Linton (Vauxhall Astra VXR) and Stuart McChlery and Julian Goddard (Ford Escort MkI) will be joined for the first time by Wayne Archer and Moishe Steinbok in a BMW 325. In SM1, Tremaine Forde-Catwell and Akil Butcher will make their Sol Rally Barbados debut in the driver’s familiar Daihatsu Charmant, with the competition including Ryan O Wood and Chadane Holder (Toyota Starlet).

Rally Club PRO Neil Barnard said: “With the trauma everyone has been through over the past two years, we are enormously encouraged by the number of entries so far. But a glance down the list reveals a few of the usual names missing, so we would urge those who want to be there to remember the closing date is just two weeks away.”

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