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Josh McErlean/Eoin Treacy (Ford Puma Rally1) were the top Irish crew in Rally Chile Bio Bio finishing seventh overall as teammates Jon Armstrong/Shane Byrne had another difficult event after they retired during Saturday's second leg when they rolled their Ford Puma on its side.
LONDON, Oct 1 : Ford will return to the World Rally Championship (WRC) as a full factory team from 2028 with long-standing partner M-Sport, it announced on Thursday.
SYDNEY, Sept 24 : The Wallabies have gone four matches without a loss since Les Kiss took over from Joe Schmidt in late July but Sunday's clash with world champions South Africa looms as an acid test of the progress made under the new coach.
NEW YORK, Sept 18 : On Holding made a splashy entry into soccer on Friday by signing French star Kylian Mbappe, a move that raised the Swiss running shoe brand's profile as it pushes into the sport.
SYDNEY, Sept 8 : Confirmation that Wallabies flyhalf Carter Gordon has fractured his leg and will miss a test against the Springboks and two against the All Blacks has once again exposed Australia's long-standing issues in the playmaking role.
SYDNEY, Sept 3 : Australia coach Les Kiss believes the Wallabies have been heading in the right direction in his brief spell in charge, but he is not getting carried away ahead of what he described as a "scary" second test against Argentina on Saturday.
Aug 28 : Australia are still getting to grips with new coach Les Kiss's ideas and approach as they continue their preparations ahead of next year’s hosting of the World Cup with a test in Argentina on Saturday.
MELBOURNE, Aug 28 : Australia have often struggled with a shallow playing pool but coach Les Kiss has resolved to build two starting-quality rugby teams before the nation hosts the World Cup next year, using his early months in charge to deepen his squad rather than settle on a preferred 15.