Published Thursday, 15 March 2012
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Niall O'Donnaighle was the first to test the specially designed course on Thursday and the experience left a lasting impression on him.
"It was great to see the cranes from that particular angle I have to say," he told UTV.
"But I enjoyed it - I'd probably do it again!"
Thousands of rally fans are expected to wave off competitors from all over the world at the starting line as this year's race forms a round of the prestigious Intercontinental Rally Challenge.
It will start in Belfast for the first time in more than two decades, against the iconic backdrop of the Harland & Wolff Cranes and the new Titanic centre.
Race Director Bobby Willis said it will be an "exciting" event for Northern Ireland.
"This is really, really exciting," he enthused.
"On the day, 120 guys coming from all around the world, television all around the world. This is something we haven't seen around on rallying in Ireland for a long time."
The best Irish drivers & IRC stars are expected to compete on the 2km track which then powers south for fourteen more stages over two days around Armagh and Lisburn.
The race begins on Friday 6 April.