Rally Driving is a fast and dangerous sport, but for Calum George Buchanan from the Western Isles, it's in his blood.
Gach bliadhna bho mheadhan a' Ghearrain, gun Dà mhair, tha coilltean sìtheil na h-Alba air an crathadh le fuaim chà raichean ralaidh, 's iad a' dol aig peilear am beatha tron à rainneachd à lainn seo. Drà ibheadh ralaidh - spòrs, luath, chunnartach, ach le tarraing a tha dha-rìribh ga do ghlagadh, 's mòran ga leantainn.
Tha e san fhuil aig Calum George Bochanan, drà ibhear às na h-eileanan an Iar, agus thar sia bliadhna deug tha e air an ìre as à irde dhen spòrs a ruighinn na chlas fhèin.
Leanaidh sinn e tron iomairt aige, 's e a' siubhal fad is farsaing tron dùthaich, 's dèanamh a dhìcheall aon uair eile. As dèidh dha an clas aige a bhuannachadh an-uiridh chan eil teagamh ann nach eil dùbhlan roimhe. Ach chan eil an rathad rèidh! Ged a tha Calum George a' fuireach agus ag obair ann an Leòdhas, tha a chà r stèidhichte ann an Cill Mheà rnaig, agus 's iomadh nì a dh'
fhaodas a dhol an aghaidh gach drà ibheir air an t-slighe gu duais na bliadhna-sa!
Every year from the middle of February through to October, the peace of Scotland's tranquil forests is shattered by the roar of powerful rally cars as they tear through the forest tracks. Rally driving - a fast and dangerous sport, but also an exciting and addictive one, which is followed by many.
Calum George Buchanan, from the Western Isles, lives and breathes it - it's in his blood. In a career spanning 16 years he's reached the very top of the sport in his chosen class.
We follow him through the season, as he travels the length and breadth of the country to prove his mettle once again. Having won his class last year the stakes are high! As well as overcoming the challenge of living and working in Lewis, with his car based in Ayrshire, there are also plenty of thrills and spill along the way!
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Trusadh: Series 3 - Ralaidh Chaluim/Calum's Rally
Duration: 01:27
Broadcasts
- Mon 19 Sep 2011 21:00
- Tue 20 Sep 2011 22:00
- Mon 23 Apr 2012 21:00
- Tue 24 Apr 2012 22:00
- Mon 25 Apr 2016 21:00
- Tue 26 Apr 2016 22:00