Young Dundalk racing driver Logan Hoey bids to win third championship in a row

Dundalk racing driver Logan Hoey, 16, and his team have had a very busy few weeks, competing in three weekends in as many weeks.

Logan has endured a tough start to the ICCR Junior Mini circuit racing championship, but at rounds 7 and 8 at Kirkistown (Co. Down) in late August, Logan claimed a very impressive win and third-place finishes in very wet and challenging conditions to move him into the championship top four.

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Logan, who is the reigning double Irish Junior Rallycross champion, joined a host of other Irish Junior Rallycross drivers in competing at Lydden Hill in Kent, England, for the 5 Nations British Rallycross Championship.

Logan simply excelled at the venue, winning both the Irish final and the Irish British Challenge final.

(Logan Hoey drives the iconic Rallycross jump at Lydden Hill Race Circuit)

Logan then moved on to Mondello Park for rounds 9 and 10 of the ICCR Junior Mini Championship. In round 9, Logan worked his way up from a starting position of fifth to finish an impressive second.

For round 10, Logan started 6th and on a wet track worked his way into the lead; however, he got hit by another competitor challenging for the lead, which resulted in damage to Logan's car, but despite an ill-handling car, Logan hung on to claim another second-place finish, to move him into third in the championship.

Logan now moves onto rounds 1 and 2 of the 2025/26 Irish Rallycross Championship, in a bid to claim his third championship in a row, and then onto Mondello Park for the final two rounds of the ICCR Junior Mini championship for this year on October 19th.

Logan is a very talented young man, but faces a steep financial struggle to move his career forward for next year, and sponsorship is required.

Logan would like to thank his current sponsors, FPS - Fire Protection Specialists, Dynamite Fireworks, North East Electrical, and Swan Rock Quarries & Duprint.