P366 CEEFAX 366 Thu 30 May 19:07/21 1/4 M/SPORT: SCOTTISH RALLY PREVIEW Robbie Head heads for Perth hoping home support will give him the result hj badly needs after failing to finish an event so far this season. Head is optimistic after a successful two-day test session in his Renault. Hi believes his Maxi Meganj is finally ready to challenge the Ford Escort RS2000s which have so far dominated the Mobil 1/Top Gear British Rally sjtiis. His victory hopis have been furthjt boosted by the absence of Alistit McRaj and Are Mokkonjn's 4wd cars. Football 302 Genital 320 Cricket 340 Latest 350 Rugby 370 Racing 380 Speedway Formula 1 TT times CalendarP366 CEEFAX 366 Thu 30 May 19:10/14 2/4 M/SPORT: SCOTTISH RALLY PREVIEW Scotland's Robbie Head retired on stage one in Perth last year but the Scottish remains one of his favourite rallies. "I know the stages better than any othjt rally and have had good results in the past. I want to prove the Meganj can win among the 2wd cars on gravel. "It is vital for us to have a good finish in Scotland as it is our last gravel event before moving to asphalt," said Head, class winnjt in 1989/91/93. The Meganjs are not currently eligible for British Championship points. Football 302 General 320 Cricket 340 Latest 350 Rugby 370 Racing 380 Speedway Formula 1 TT times CalendarP366 CEEFAX 366 Thu 30 May 19:05/05 3/4 M/SPORT: SCOTTISH RALLY PREVIEW Welshman Gwyndaf Evans will be first away in round three of the Mobil 1/Top Gear British Rally Championship. Evans holds a convincing lead in the series in his Ford Escort RS2000 having scored top points in Wales and Cumbria. He can expect a fierce challenge from teammate Jarmo Kytolehto, who finished second in the event last year in a Vauxhall Astra, and Harri Rovanpjra. Top woman drivjt Louise Aitkjn-'alkjt makes a welcome return to competition after a long absence. Football 302 General 320 Cricket 340 Latest 350 Rugby 370 Racing 380 Speedway Formula 1 TT times CalendarP366 CEEFAX 366 Thu 30 May 19:01/27 4/4 M/SPORT: SCOTTISH RALLY PREVIEW More than 170 crews have entered the two-day event which gets underway from Perth at 8am on Friday. Drivjts from Finland, Norway, Sweden, France, Turkey, Poland and Ireland are set to compete with some of the brut of Britain's rallying talent. Competitors set out from Dewar's Rinks and tackle 10 stages, the final one at the Knockhill race circuit, before returning to the city's overnight halt. Saturday's action starts and finishes in Perth and features 10 more stagrs. Football 302 Genital 320 Cricket 340 Latest 350 Rugby 370 Racing 380 Speedway Formula 1 TT times Calendar