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VALE of CLYWD CLASSIC HISTORIC ROAD RALLY Clwyd Vale Motor Club - 6Th September 2014 OVERALL POSITIONS at FINISH VALE OF CLYWD CLASSIC HISTORIC ROAD RALLY Clwyd Vale Motor Club - 6th September 2014 OVERALL POSITIONS AT FINISH No. Driver Navigator Car Class Total Pos Cls Pos M 5 Howard Warren Iain Tullie Porsche 911 Coupe M1 23:09 1 7 Charles Colton Ryan Pickering Porsche 911 M1 24:21 2 1 14 Peter Welch Richard Bestwick Triumph Dolomite Sprint E2 24:32 3 1 6 Roger Powley Leigh Powley Porsche 911 M2 25:51 4 1 8 James Griffiths James Howell Austin Mini 1275 GT M2 26:57 5 2 20 John Abel John Dennett Sunbeam Tiger E1 28:33 6 1 2 John Ruddock Andy Pullan Ford Escort Mexico M2 28:53 7 3 3 Dermot Carnegie Paul Bosdet Ford Escort RS2000 M2 28:54 8 4 4 Andrew Mallagh Paul Harley Porsche 911 M1 29:26 9 2 13 David Morgan Martyn Taylor Volvo 123GT E2 29:28 10 2 35 Clive Baty Henry Carr Renault 5 E3 29:29 11 1 11 Andy Lane Matt Fowle BMW 2002tii M2 29:57 12 5 18 Paul Crosby Sean Toohey Porsche 911 M2 30:33 13 6 9 Steve Entwistle Bob Hargreaves BMC Mini M1 31:26 14 3 12 Ian Crammond Andy Gibson Mercedes Benz 280 SL M2 32:22 15 7 15 Gary Edgington Pete Johnson Hillman Avenger Tiger M2 32:37 16 8 19 Noel Kelly Peter Blackett Volvo 122 S M1 32:40 17 4 21 Keith Davis John Youd MG B GT M3 32:55 18 1 38 Ron Kendall Les McGuffog Ford Anglia E1 34:16 19 2 26 David Alcock Baz Green Datsun 120a f11 M3 34:45 20 2 25 Ken Jones Charles Hughes MG B GT E2 35:47 21 3 53 Peter Williams Andy Darlington Volvo 131 N1 36:04 22 1 66 Mark Goodwin Anthony Davies Triumph Dolomite Sprint N3 37:01 23 1 34 Paul Davis Tony Davies Ford RS2000 E2 37:24 24 4 16 Rikki Proffitt John Spiller Porsche 911 E1 37:32 25 3 10 James O'Mahony Frank Hussey Volvo 122 S M1 37:55 26 5 28 Ted Gaffney Jane Edgington Morris Mini E1 38:27 27 4 x 23 David Astle Shon Gosling Ford Escort M2 39:25 28 9 51 Dave Aincham Jennie Aincham Austin Mini Clubman N2 39:34 29 1 x 43 Tom Wilson Martin Phaff Triumph GT 6 Mk1 E1 39:47 30 5 49 David Ricketts Dick Jones Triumph TR7 V8 E3 39:48 31 2 52 Rachel Vestey Owen Turner Austin Mini N2 40:06 32 2 x 44 Rich Harrison Peter Boyce MG B GT E2 40:26 33 5 31 Graham Couser Richard Crozier Triumph TR4 M1 41:20 34 6 29 Robert McClean Susan McClean Ford Anglia 105E M1 41:24 35 7 x 63 John Woolstenhulme Alistair Woolstenhulme Porsche 911 N2 41:50 36 3 33 Michael Wood Ian Mitchell Austin Cooper S E1 43:08 37 6 42 Dylan Evans Edwyn Evans MG Midget E1 43:53 38 7 22 Rob Henchoz Ian Doble Volvo PV 544 M1 43:55 39 8 27 Ernest Calvert Bryan Smith MG B Roadster M1 43:56 40 9 55 John Dignan Colin Ruston MG B Roadster N1 44:32 41 2 45 Suzanne Barker Tyler Barker MG Maestro E4 44:44 1 x 48 Andrew Twort Claudine Bloom Ford Escort XR3 E3 45:05 42 3 x 47 Seren Whyte Elise Whyte Triumph TR4 E1 46:04 43 8 x 30 Paul Richards Peter Cox Austin Mini M1 46:30 44 10 M = Mixed Crew Results by rallyroots.com VALE OF CLYWD CLASSIC HISTORIC ROAD RALLY Clwyd Vale Motor Club - 6th September 2014 OVERALL POSITIONS AT FINISH No. Driver Navigator Car Class Total Pos Cls Pos M 39 Brian Dwelly Janette Dwelly Morris Minor 1000 E1 47:21 45 9 x 64 Andy Simpson Ros Simpson BMC Mini 1275 GT N3 47:59 46 2 x 67 Derek Jones Stuart Jones Triumph 2.5 TC N3 48:21 47 3 56 Rod Hanson Clare Grove Volvo 123GT N1 49:11 48 3 x 58 Brad Piercey Tim Cork Chrysler Sunbeam N3 51:17 49 4 62 Trefor Rowlands Jon Binns Triumph TR7 N3 51:50 50 5 54 Len Evans Brian Howatson MG Midget N1 52:07 51 4 32 Bob Taylor Jeanne Taylor Austin Mini M1 53:08 52 11 x 61 Alwyn Williams Keith Cross Hillman Hunter GT N2 53:53 53 4 50 Adam Webb Keith Webb Saab 99 GL N4 54:23 1 65 Anne Giles John Giles Alfa Romeo Giulia GTV 1750 N2 54:51 54 5 x 24 Colin Evans Hywel Thomas MG B GT M1 55:42 55 12 70 Phill Roe Peter Roe BMW 1602 N2 57:52 56 6 69 Andy Brookes Nigel Griffiths Austin Mini Cooper N2 58:24 57 7 37 Jack Davis Roger Bricknell BMC Mini E2 62:30 58 6 60 Andy Price Renny Morgan Ford Escort N2 63:21 59 8 57 Rob Atkinson Carol Atkinson Triumph TR4 N1 69:12 60 5 x 17 Paul Bloxidge Will Davies Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 M2 40 Peter Morris Helen Morris Vovo Amazon 123GT E1 x 46 Ellen Tilney Colin Sutton Volkswagen Golf Gti E4 x 59 Tim Willcocks Mark Willcocks Volvo 122 S N1 68 Keith Galloway Alan Galloway Reliant Scimitar GTE 6A N3 M = Mixed Crew Results by rallyroots.com.
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