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Ulster Rally 15 August 2014 Northern Ireland Motor Club Ulster Rally 15 August 2014 Official Final Classification Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Driver Town/Co-driver Town Car Class Total Gap to lead Gap to previous 1 1 Garry Jennings/Rory Kennedy Kesh/Letterkenny Subaru Impreza WRC 6C 27m 28.6s 2 2 Declan Boyle /Brian Boyle Lettermacaward/Dongloe Subaru Impreza S12B WRC 6C 27m 48.0s +0m 19.4s 3 4 Eugene Donnelly/Paul Kiely Draperstown/Sligo Subaru Impreza WRC 6C 28m 16.1s +0m 47.5s +0m 28.1s 4 7 Daniel McKenna/Arthur Kierans Scotshouse/Smithboro Citroën DS3 1 29m 00.6s +1m 32.0s +0m 44.5s 5 5 Josh Moffett/John Rowan Monaghan/Cushendall Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 29m 15.9s +1m 47.3s +0m 15.3s 6 15 Jon Armstrong/Karl Atkinson Kesh/Maynooth Ford Fiesta R2 2 29m 28.3s +1m 59.7s +0m 12.4s 7 6 Osian Pryce/Dale Furniss Machynlleth/Llanfylin Citroën DS3 R3T 1 29m 31.9s +2m 03.3s +0m 03.6s 8 13 Stephen McCann/Breen McNamee Ballyjamesduff/Oldcastle Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 29m 45.9s +2m 17.3s +0m 14.0s 9 14 Dean Raftery/Aileen Kelly Galway/Cork Ford Fiesta 2 29m 50.6s +2m 22.0s +0m 04.7s 10 20 Callum Devine /Darren Mullan Claudy/Fermoy, Cork Ford Fiesta 2 30m 08.2s +2m 39.6s +0m 17.6s 11 10 Willie Mavitty/Keif Kilcone Enniskillen/Mayo Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 30m 17.1s +2m 48.5s +0m 08.9s 12 16 Stephen Wright/Susanne Wright Monaghan/Monaghan Peugeot 208 R2 2 30m 26.4s +2m 57.8s +0m 09.3s 13 18 Barry Greer/Damien Duffin Belfast/Rasharkin Ford Fiesta R2 2 30m 33.7s +3m 05.1s +0m 07.3s 14 17 Calvin Beattie/Emmet Sherry Forkhill/Monaghan Ford Fiesta 2 30m 36.2s +3m 07.6s +0m 02.5s 15 12 Rory Byrne/James Byrne Mayobridge/Enniskillen Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X 6A 30m 52.7s +3m 24.1s +0m 16.5s 16 19 Richard Tannahill/Brian Crawford Coleraine/Hillsborough Peugeot 208 R2 2 31m 24.8s +3m 56.2s +0m 32.1s 17 22 Gus Greensmith/Carl Williamson Bury/ Ford Fiesta 2 31m 40.9s +4m 12.3s +0m 16.1s 8 Timothy Cathcart/Dai Roberts Enniskillen/Carmarthen Citroën DS3 1 DNF Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Northern Ireland Motor Club Ulster Rally 15 August 2014 Class 1 FIA Rally 3 category, Diesel, Super 1600 and Group A cars (non kit) above 1601cc up to 2000cc Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 7 Daniel McKenna/Arthur Kierans Citroën DS3 29m 00.6s 2 6 Osian Pryce/Dale Furniss Citroën DS3 R3T 29m 31.9s +31.3s 8 Timothy Cathcart/Dai Roberts Citroën DS3 DNF Class 2 FIA Rally 2 category, Group A 2WD up to 1600cc, Group N 2WD from 1600 to 2000cc, BRC3 cars Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 15 Jon Armstrong/Karl Atkinson Ford Fiesta R2 29m 28.3s 2 14 Dean Raftery/Aileen Kelly Ford Fiesta 29m 50.6s +22.3s 3 20 Callum Devine /Darren Mullan Ford Fiesta 30m 08.2s +39.9s +17.6s 4 16 Stephen Wright/Susanne Wright Peugeot 208 R2 30m 26.4s +58.1s +18.2s 5 18 Barry Greer/Damien Duffin Ford Fiesta R2 30m 33.7s +1m 05.4s +7.3s 6 17 Calvin Beattie/Emmet Sherry Ford Fiesta 30m 36.2s +1m 07.9s +2.5s 7 19 Richard Tannahill/Brian Crawford Peugeot 208 R2 31m 24.8s +1m 56.5s +48.6s 8 22 Gus Greensmith/Carl Williamson Ford Fiesta 31m 40.9s +2m 12.6s +16.1s Class 6A S2000 Rally, currently homologated 4WD Group N, R4 and R5 Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 5 Josh Moffett/John Rowan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 29m 15.9s 2 13 Stephen McCann/Breen McNamee Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 29m 45.9s +30.0s 3 10 Willie Mavitty/Keif Kilcone Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 30m 17.1s +1m 01.2s +31.2s 4 12 Rory Byrne/James Byrne Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X 30m 52.7s +1m 36.8s +35.6s Class 6C Group A cars over 2000cc including World Rally Cars Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 1 Garry Jennings/Rory Kennedy Subaru Impreza WRC 27m 28.6s 2 2 Declan Boyle /Brian Boyle Subaru Impreza S12B WRC 27m 48.0s +19.4s 3 4 Eugene Donnelly/Paul Kiely Subaru Impreza WRC 28m 16.1s +47.5s +28.1s Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Final Results Northern Ireland Motor Club Ulster Rally 15 August 2014 SS01 SS02 SS03 SS04 SS05 SS06 SS07 SS08 SS09 SS10 SS11 SS12 SS13 SS14 SS15 Road Pos No. Driver/Co-driver Car Cls Total T Mtn Mallabeny Fardross Angelo T Mtn Mallabeny Fardross S Glen W Magee Angelo C Bridge S Glen W Magee Angelo C Bridge Penalties Stage Times in order of Overall Classification 1 1 G Jennings/R Kennedy Subaru Impreza WRC 6C 7:35.2 11:23.2 8:30.2 27:28.6 2 2 D Boyle /B Boyle Subaru Impreza S12B WRC6C 7:51.3 11:22.8 8:33.9 27:48.0 3 4 E Donnelly/P Kiely Subaru Impreza WRC 6C 7:45.0 11:33.4 8:57.7 28:16.1 4 7 D McKenna/A Kierans Citroën DS3 1 7:58.7 11:59.5 9:02.4 29:00.6 5 5 J Moffett/J Rowan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 8:15.3 12:02.8 8:57.8 29:15.9 6 15 J Armstrong/K Atkinson Ford Fiesta R2 2 8:18.3 12:07.6 9:02.4 29:28.3 7 6 O Pryce/D Furniss Citroën DS3 R3T 1 8:01.2 11:41.6 9:49.1 29:31.9 8 13 S McCann/B McNamee Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 8:22.9 12:20.6 9:02.4 29:45.9 9 14 D Raftery/A Kelly Ford Fiesta 2 8:21.8 12:26.4 9:02.4 29:50.6 10 20 C Devine /D Mullan Ford Fiesta 2 8:35.0 12:30.8 9:02.4 30:08.2 11 10 W Mavitty/K Kilcone Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 8:34.4 12:40.3 9:02.4 30:17.1 12 16 S Wright/S Wright Peugeot 208 R2 2 8:37.1 12:46.9 9:02.4 30:26.4 13 18 B Greer/D Duffin Ford Fiesta R2 2 8:44.3 12:47.0 9:02.4 30:33.7 14 17 C Beattie/E Sherry Ford Fiesta 2 8:46.7 12:47.1 9:02.4 30:36.2 15 12 R Byrne/J Byrne Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X 6A 8:44.3 13:06.0 9:02.4 30:52.7 16 19 R Tannahill/B Crawford Peugeot 208 R2 2 9:03.7 13:18.7 9:02.4 31:24.8 17 22 G Greensmith/C WilliamsonFord Fiesta 2 9:18.8 13:19.7 9:02.4 31:40.9 8 T Cathcart/D Roberts Citroën DS3 1 8:31.4 12:46.8 DNF Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Notional Times have a grey background Official Final Classification Northern Ireland Motor Club Ulster Rally 15 August 2014 SS01 SS02 SS03 SS04 SS05 SS06 SS07 SS08 SS09 SS10 SS11 SS12 SS13 SS14 SS15 Road Pos No. Driver/Co-driver Car Cls Total T Mtn Mallabeny Fardross Angelo T Mtn Mallabeny Fardross S Glen W Magee Angelo C Bridge S Glen W Magee Angelo C Bridge Penalties Class 1 FIA Rally 3 category, Diesel, Super 1600 and Group A cars (non kit) above 1601cc up to 2000cc 1 7 D McKenna/A Kierans Citroën DS3 1 7:58.7 11:59.5 9:02.4 29:00.6 2 6 O Pryce/D Furniss Citroën DS3 R3T 1 8:01.2 11:41.6 9:49.1 29:31.9 8 T Cathcart/D Roberts Citroën DS3 1 8:31.4 12:46.8 DNF Class 2 FIA Rally 2 category, Group A 2WD up to 1600cc, Group N 2WD from 1600 to 2000cc, BRC3 cars 1 15 J Armstrong/K Atkinson Ford Fiesta R2 2 8:18.3 12:07.6 9:02.4 29:28.3 2 14 D Raftery/A Kelly Ford Fiesta 2 8:21.8 12:26.4 9:02.4 29:50.6 3 20 C Devine /D Mullan Ford Fiesta 2 8:35.0 12:30.8 9:02.4 30:08.2 4 16 S Wright/S Wright Peugeot 208 R2 2 8:37.1 12:46.9 9:02.4 30:26.4 5 18 B Greer/D Duffin Ford Fiesta R2 2 8:44.3 12:47.0 9:02.4 30:33.7 6 17 C Beattie/E Sherry Ford Fiesta 2 8:46.7 12:47.1 9:02.4 30:36.2 7 19 R Tannahill/B Crawford Peugeot 208 R2 2 9:03.7 13:18.7 9:02.4 31:24.8 8 22 G Greensmith/C WilliamsonFord Fiesta 2 9:18.8 13:19.7 9:02.4 31:40.9 Class 6A S2000 Rally, currently homologated 4WD Group N, R4 and R5 1 5 J Moffett/J Rowan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 8:15.3 12:02.8 8:57.8 29:15.9 2 13 S McCann/B McNamee Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 8:22.9 12:20.6 9:02.4 29:45.9 3 10 W Mavitty/K Kilcone Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 6A 8:34.4 12:40.3 9:02.4 30:17.1 4 12 R Byrne/J Byrne Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X 6A 8:44.3 13:06.0 9:02.4 30:52.7 Class 6C Group A cars over 2000cc including World Rally Cars 1 1 G Jennings/R Kennedy Subaru Impreza WRC 6C 7:35.2 11:23.2 8:30.2 27:28.6 2 2 D Boyle /B Boyle Subaru Impreza S12B WRC6C 7:51.3 11:22.8 8:33.9 27:48.0 3 4 E Donnelly/P Kiely Subaru Impreza WRC 6C 7:45.0 11:33.4 8:57.7 28:16.1 Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Notional Times have a grey background Official Final Classification Northern Ireland Motor Club Ulster Rally 15 August 2014 SS01 SS02 SS03 SS04 SS05 SS06 SS07 SS08 SS09 SS10 SS11 SS12 SS13 SS14 SS15 Pos No.
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