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Eamonn Kelly finished 23rd overall at Rally Finland, a round of the World Rally Championship, at the weekend.
The Frosses man and co-driver Conor Mohan competed in the iconic event in a Hyundai i20 N Rally 2.
Kelly - the Junior British Rally champion - was 23rd in the overall classification and was 11th WRC Challenger after 22 special stages and three days.
Rally Finland is the ‘Grand Prix of Rallying’ and is the fastest rally in the World Rally Championship.
The 24-year-old made his BRC debut in 2021 and took the top prize in the Junior category last year. As part of the prize, he received a supported drive in a WRC round.
Kelly was with the Estonian RedGrey squad for the weekend’s event.
The Jyväskylä-based event comprised 320km on stages.
Welsh driver Elfyn Evans won the Rally Finland in a Toyota GR Yaris.
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