Ronan Morgan to retire.
Co-driver Ronan Morgan has announced that he is retiring from Rallying after 26 years.
The Dubliner has had a highly successful partnership with ten-times Middle East Champion Mohammed Bin Sulayem and he has also co-driven with Russell Brookes, Billy Coleman, Mark Lovell and Tony Pond.
He said: "It's time for me to call it a day as a co-driver, especially as I have a number of new opportunities to explore in motor sports. But Mohammed and myself are close friends and will remain in regular contact with each other."
Co-driver Ronan Morgan has announced that he is retiring from Rallying after 26 years.
The Dubliner has had a highly successful partnership with ten-times Middle East Champion Mohammed Bin Sulayem and he has also co-driven with Russell Brookes, Billy Coleman, Mark Lovell and Tony Pond.
He said: "It's time for me to call it a day as a co-driver, especially as I have a number of new opportunities to explore in motor sports. But Mohammed and myself are close friends and will remain in regular contact with each other."
Morgan will leave the sport after this year's Lebanon Rally. Last week he helped navigate Bin Sulaem's M-Sport Focus to the Arab driver's 50th win on a Middle East Championship round, the UAE International.
