140 Miles with Rallying Legends, 115 cars, 300 Smiles and two happy Charities.

The Audi S1 Quattro that double World Rally Champion Walter Rohrl drove on the 1988 Race of Champions will be on display at Titanic Belfast when he joins the three hundred guests during Titanic Déjà Vu Ulster Gala Dinner on Saturday 1st September.

“The Forgotten,” the co-drivers whose lot is often not a happy one, are coming in their numbers to the great Déjà vu re-union.

John Haughland a former factory Skoda driver will return to Ulster at the end of August to take part Titanic Déjà vu Ulster. John Mulholland, the Skoda dealer in Randalstown is lending John his newly acquired historic rally prepared Skoda 136. There are already 90 entries and as one person remarked “It is growing like an octopus.”

Derek and Adrian Boyd, Ireland’s legendary rallying brothers, will be back on familiar special stages when they drive over the Titanic Déjà Vu Ulster route on the 1st September.

John Taylor, Ireland’s first Tarmac Rally Champion and the winner of the Ulster International Rally in 1978 will return to take part in Titanic Déjà Vu Ulster this autumn.

This will truly be a weekend to remember, thanks to the outstanding entertainment offered by the 140-mile road trip and at the Gala Dinner in the Titanic Centre.

Visitors to Belfast at the end of the summer can expect to see a fabulous selection of Historic Rally, Classic, (like Edmond McClean’s 1961 3.8 Mk. II Jaguar pictured) and Supercars assembled on Titanic Slipway for the start of Titanic Déjà Vu Ulster.

When Walter Röhrl climbs aboard John Mulholland’s Porsche 911RS on the 1st September at the Titanic Slipway, he will be heading out to some of the territory last covered when he visited Ulster in 1984.

The Agnew Group’s spectacular new Porsche Centre in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter will throw open its doors on the 31st. of August to Walter Röhrl and the other entrants at TITANIC DÉJÀ VU ULSTER.