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Circuit of Ireland 17-19 April 2014 Circuit of Ireland 17-19 April 2014 Photo: Kevin Glendinning -- www.kgrallypics.com -- Overall Winner: Esapekka Lappi/Janne Ferm [Škoda Fabia S2000] RESULTS Ulster Automobile Club Cookstown Motor Club Ulster Automobile Club Circuit of Ireland 17-19 April 2014 Official Final Classification Pos Num Driver [Nat]/Co-driver [Nat] Driver Town/Co-driver Town Car Class Total Gap to lead Gap to previous 1 2 Esapekka Lappi [FIN]/Janne Ferm [FIN] Pieksamaki/Tampere Škoda Fabia S2000 RC2 2h 06m 15.5s 2 4 Sepp Wiegand [DEU]/Frank Christian [DEU] Zwoenitz/Oberhausen Škoda Fabia S2000 RC2 2h 08m 05.5s +1m 50.0s 3 5 Robert Barrable [IRL]/Stuart Loudon [GBR] Swords/Larkhall Ford Fiesta R5 RC2 2h 08m 13.0s +1m 57.5s +0m 07.5s 4 9 Robert Consani [FRA]/Maxime Vilmot [FRA] Bouc Belair/Saint Laurent de la PreePeugeot 207 S2000 RC2 2h 11m 49.5s +5m 34.0s +3m 36.5s 5 8 Neil Simpson [GBR]/Claire Mole [GBR] Colne/Berwick Škoda Fabia S2000 RC2 2h 12m 49.0s +6m 33.5s +0m 59.5s 6 25 Daniel McKenna [IRL]/Arthur Kierans [IRL] Monaghan/Monaghan Citroën DS3 R3T RC3 2h 17m 02.0s +10m 46.5s +4m 13.0s 7 7 Josh Moffett [IRL]/John Rowan [IRL] Monaghan/Cushendall Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX RC2 2h 17m 16.1s +11m 00.6s +0m 14.1s 8 14 Jan Cerný [CZE]/Pavel Kohout [CZE] Pcíbram/Praha Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 2h 19m 12.9s +12m 57.4s +1m 56.8s 9 26 Jonathan Greer [GBR]/Kirsty Riddick [GBR] Belfast/Haughoffurr Citroën DS3 R3T RC3 2h 20m 05.6s +13m 50.1s +0m 52.7s 10 23 Zoltan Bessenyey [HUN]/Yulianna Nyirfás [HUN]Budapest/Budapest Honda Civic Type-R R3 RC3 2h 21m 19.6s +15m 04.1s +1m 14.0s 11 21 Alex Parpottas [GBR]/Alex Kihurani [USA] Hoddesdon/Philadelphia Ford Fiesta R2 RC4 2h 21m 25.6s +15m 10.1s +0m 06.0s 12 15 Petter Kristiansen [NOR]/Ole Kristian Brennum [NOR]Kolbu/Lillehammer Škoda Fabia R2 RC4 2h 22m 40.9s +16m 25.4s +1m 15.3s 13 10 Laszlo Vizin [HUN]/Gabor Zsiros [HUN] Baja/Szekszard Peugeot 207 S2000 RC2 2h 22m 46.1s +16m 30.6s +0m 05.2s 14 20 Stephen Wright [IRL]/Susanne Wright [IRL] Monaghan/Monaghan Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 2h 23m 03.5s +16m 48.0s +0m 17.4s 15 12 Robert Woodside [GBR]/Allan Harryman [GBR] Ballyclare/Bangor Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X RC2 2h 24m 33.2s +18m 17.7s +1m 29.7s 16 17 Aleks Zawada [POL]/Cathy Derousseaux [POL] Warszawa/Nice Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 2h 25m 26.8s +19m 11.3s +0m 53.6s 17 34 Richard Tannahill [GBR]/Aileen Kelly [IRL] Coleraine/Rosscarbery Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 2h 26m 36.6s +20m 21.1s +1m 09.8s 18 22 Gino Bux [BEL]/Eric Borguet [BEL] Malmedy/Haccourt Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 2h 29m 30.0s +23m 14.5s +2m 53.4s 19 31 Renato Pita [PRT]/Hugo Magalhães [PRT] Maia/Viana do Castelo Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 2h 30m 19.9s +24m 04.4s +0m 49.9s 11 Aaron MacHale [IRL]/Brian Daniels [IRL] Rathcoole/Kilmeaden Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX RC2 DNF 36 Barry Greer [GBR]/Damien Duffin [GBR] Belfast/Rasharkin Ford Fiesta R2 RC4 DNF 28 Eugene Meegan [IRL]/Sarah Whelan [IRL] Drogheda/Galway Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX RC2 DNF 18 Chris Ingram [GBR]/Gabin Moreau [FRA] Manchester/Grenoble Renault Twingo Evo R2 RC4 DNF 6 Sam Moffett [IRL]/James O'Reilly [IRL] Clontibret/Monaghan Ford Fiesta RRC RC2 DNF 37 Calvin Beattie [IRL]/Emmet Sherry [IRL] Newry/Monaghan Ford Fiesta R2 RC4 DNF 35 Mervyn Wedlock [IRL]/Philip Smith [IRL] Cootehill/Baileboro Honda Civic VTS RC4 DNF 1 Craig Breen [IRL]/Scott Martin [GBR] Waterford/Cumbria Peugeot 208 T16 R5 RC2 DNF 30 Stanley Ballantine [GBR]/Wendy Blackledge [GBR]Strabane/Ballinamallard Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X RC2 DNF 24 Jukka Korhonen [FIN]/Marko Salminen [FIN] Nilsia/Merikarvia Citroën DS3 R3T RC3 DNF 3 Kevin Abbring [NLD]/Sebastian Marshall [GBR] Son/Easthburn Keighley Peugeot 208 T16 R5 RC2 DNF Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Ulster Automobile Club Circuit of Ireland 17-19 April 2014 Official Final Classification Pos Num Driver [Nat]/Co-driver [Nat] Driver Town/Co-driver Town Car Class Total Gap to lead Gap to previous 16 Andrea Crugnola [ITA]/Michele Ferrara [ITA] Varese/Como Peugeot 208 R2 RC4 DNF Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Ulster Automobile Club Circuit of Ireland 17-19 April 2014 Class RC2 S2000, R5, R4 and Group N over 2000cc cars Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 2 Esapekka Lappi/Janne Ferm Škoda Fabia S2000 2h 06m 15.5s 2 4 Sepp Wiegand/Frank Christian Škoda Fabia S2000 2h 08m 05.5s +1m 50.0s 3 5 Robert Barrable/Stuart Loudon Ford Fiesta R5 2h 08m 13.0s +1m 57.5s +7.5s 4 9 Robert Consani/Maxime Vilmot Peugeot 207 S2000 2h 11m 49.5s +5m 34.0s +3m36.5s 5 8 Neil Simpson/Claire Mole Škoda Fabia S2000 2h 12m 49.0s +6m 33.5s +59.5s 6 7 Josh Moffett/John Rowan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 2h 17m 16.1s +11m 00.6s +4m27.1s 7 10 Laszlo Vizin/Gabor Zsiros Peugeot 207 S2000 2h 22m 46.1s +16m 30.6s +5m30.0s 8 12 Robert Woodside/Allan Harryman Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X 2h 24m 33.2s +18m 17.7s +1m47.1s 11 Aaron MacHale/Brian Daniels Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX DNF 28 Eugene Meegan/Sarah Whelan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX DNF 6 Sam Moffett/James O'Reilly Ford Fiesta RRC DNF 1 Craig Breen/Scott Martin Peugeot 208 T16 R5 DNF 30 Stanley Ballantine/Wendy Blackledge Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X DNF 3 Kevin Abbring/Sebastian Marshall Peugeot 208 T16 R5 DNF Class RC3 Group A 1601-2000cc, Super 1600, R2 1601-2000cc, R3 1601-2000cc, R3 up to 1620cc turbo, R3 up to 2000cc diesel Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 25 Daniel McKenna/Arthur Kierans Citroën DS3 R3T 2h 17m 02.0s 2 26 Jonathan Greer/Kirsty Riddick Citroën DS3 R3T 2h 20m 05.6s +3m 03.6s 3 23 Zoltan Bessenyey/Yulianna Nyirfás Honda Civic Type-R R3 2h 21m 19.6s +4m 17.6s +1m14.0s 24 Jukka Korhonen/Marko Salminen Citroën DS3 R3T DNF Class RC4 Group A up to 1600cc, R2 1390-1600cc, Kit Car up to 1600cc, Group N 1601-2000cc Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Total to lead to previous 1 14 Jan Cerný/Pavel Kohout Peugeot 208 R2 2h 19m 12.9s 2 21 Alex Parpottas/Alex Kihurani Ford Fiesta R2 2h 21m 25.6s +2m 12.7s 3 15 Petter Kristiansen/Ole Kristian Brennum Škoda Fabia R2 2h 22m 40.9s +3m 28.0s +1m15.3s 4 20 Stephen Wright/Susanne Wright Peugeot 208 R2 2h 23m 03.5s +3m 50.6s +22.6s 5 17 Aleks Zawada/Cathy Derousseaux Peugeot 208 R2 2h 25m 26.8s +6m 13.9s +2m23.3s 6 34 Richard Tannahill/Aileen Kelly Peugeot 208 R2 2h 26m 36.6s +7m 23.7s +1m09.8s 7 22 Gino Bux/Eric Borguet Peugeot 208 R2 2h 29m 30.0s +10m 17.1s +2m53.4s 8 31 Renato Pita/Hugo Magalhães Peugeot 208 R2 2h 30m 19.9s +11m 07.0s +49.9s 36 Barry Greer/Damien Duffin Ford Fiesta R2 DNF 18 Chris Ingram/Gabin Moreau Renault Twingo Evo R2 DNF 37 Calvin Beattie/Emmet Sherry Ford Fiesta R2 DNF 35 Mervyn Wedlock/Philip Smith Honda Civic VTS DNF 16 Andrea Crugnola/Michele Ferrara Peugeot 208 R2 DNF Results by Patrick McCollum / RallyScore.net Notional Times have a grey background Final Results Ulster Automobile Club Circuit of Ireland Free Practice 17 April 2014 FP01 FP02 Road Pos No. Driver/Co-driver Car Cls Total Free Practice 1 Free Practice 2 Penalties Stage Times in order of Overall Classification 1 2 Esapekka Lappi/Janne Ferm Škoda Fabia S2000 RC2 2:22.510 2:17.310 2:17.310 2 3 Kevin Abbring/Sebastian Marshall Peugeot 208 T16 R5 RC2 2:24.060 2:18.060 2:18.060 3 1 Craig Breen/Scott Martin Peugeot 208 T16 R5 RC2 2:19.310 2:18.780 2:18.780 4 4 Sepp Wiegand/Frank Christian Škoda Fabia S2000 RC2 2:22.210 2:19.290 2:19.290 5 9 Robert Consani/Maxime Vilmot Peugeot 207 S2000 RC2 2:23.380 2:19.580 2:19.580 6 5 Robert Barrable/Stuart Loudon Ford Fiesta R5 RC2 2:32.020 2:20.790 2:20.790 7 6 Sam Moffett/James O'Reilly Ford Fiesta RRC RC2 2:28.400 2:23.450 2:23.450 8 8 Neil Simpson/Claire Mole Skoda Fabia S2000 RC2 2:27.950 2:24.100 2:24.100 9 7 Josh Moffett/John Rowan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX RC2 2:35.300 2:32.220 2:32.220 FP01 FP02 Pos No. Driver/Co-driver Car Free Practice 1 Free Practice 2 Overall Positions for each Stage 1 2 Esapekka Lappi/Janne Ferm Škoda Fabia S2000 3 1 2 3 Kevin Abbring/Sebastian Marshall Peugeot 208 T16 R5 5 2 3 1 Craig Breen/Scott Martin Peugeot 208 T16 R5 1 3 4 4 Sepp Wiegand/Frank Christian Škoda Fabia S2000 2 4 5 9 Robert Consani/Maxime Vilmot Peugeot 207 S2000 4 5 6 5 Robert Barrable/Stuart Loudon Ford Fiesta R5 8 6 7 6 Sam Moffett/James O'Reilly Ford Fiesta RRC 7 7 8 8 Neil Simpson/Claire Mole Skoda Fabia S2000 6 8 9 7 Josh Moffett/John Rowan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 9 9 FP01 FP02 Pos No.
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