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| RALLY NEWS No.9 - St Angelo Service After SS13 - Saturday @ 15:43:15 |
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RALLY NEWS NO.9 St. Angelo/Saturday
UNOFFICIAL (ULSTER) L/BOARD AFTER STAGE 13
1st (W1) Garry Jennings/Rory Kennedy (Impreza WRC) 1.49.39.1
2nd (W3) Derek McGarrity/James McKee (Focus WRC) 1.50.46.0
3rd (W5) Donagh Kelly/Kevin Flanagan (Focus WRC) 1.52.01.9
4th (W7) Josh Moffett/John Rowan (Lancer N) 1.57.03.3
5th (W6) Stephen & Susanne Wright (Lancer N) 1.59.29.8
6th (W9) William Mavity/Andrew Brown (Lancer N) 2.03.00.2
UNOFFICIAL (RALLY NI) L/BOARD AFTER STASGE 13
1st (R7) Osian Pryce/Dale Furness (Citroen) 1.54.44.9
2nd (R1) Jukka Korhonen/Marko Salminen (Citroen) 1.55.40.8
3rd (R5) Mark Donnelly/Dai Roberts (Citroen) 1.56.45.9
4th (R12) Daniel McKenna/Arthur Kierans (Fiesta R2) 1.57.37.2
5th (R4) Jonny Greer/Jonny Hart (Citroen) 1.57.49.2
6th (R9) Callum Black/James Morgan (Citroen) 1.58.18.0
7th Steve Rokland 8th Alex Parpottas 9th David Carney 10th Richard Tannahill
On the Widow Magee stage Garry Jennings was once again fastest of the Ulster Rally runners 8s up on Donagh Kelly with Derek McGarrity a further 1s back. Garry Jennings really only has to stroke the car home now to win. However, his is still setting fastest times and his co driver, the vastly experienced Rory Kennedy, said. `It is just no bother to Garry. He is not pushing particularly hard. These are great auld cars`. Derek McGarrity admitted that he is stroking it home now as is Donagh Kelly. Donagh`s co driver Kevin Flanagan said. `The race is sort of over`. Willie Mavitty is still 6th but lost 2m through stage 13. Josh Moffett continues to lead GpN comfortably although Stephen Wright has set fastest GpN times through the last few stages.
In Rally NI Tom Cave, who is running under Super Rally rules, was fastest by just over a second from Mark Donnelly. Cave said. `That was good fun. I am trying to enjoy myself but also trying to get as many points as we can in the British Championship. I have led this rally and the last one, now I must try and win the next two`. Osian Pryce is comfortable in the lead of Rally NI and heading for maximum points and he said of his run through that stage 13. `We took every safe option`.
In the National Rally Derek McGeehan in his Mini WRC has moved ahead of Frank Kelly through the Carron Bridge stage, the gap between the two 22s. Shane McGirr is 3rd, Jonny Leonard 4th, Chris Armstrong 5th and Brian Armstrong 6th. Fintan McGrady is up to 7th despite damaging the rear quarter panel of his beautiful Escort. There is no time in for Fergus O`Meara yet.
The Historic Rally is on its last stage and latest times how Ryan Barrett leading from Richard Hill with Rob Smith 3rd, all in Escorts. Wesley Patterson retired earlier because of a broken half shaft. Niall Creighton retired when his Cortina suffered a seized differential and a misfire. Harry Brown/Martin McGrath lost 4m when their Avenger`s engine stopped in Sloughan Glen – they are still going.
More news later: BRIAN & LIZ PATTESON & MICHAEL www.rallynews.net *Follow RallyNews on Twitter @ Pacenotes or @Real_RallyNews
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