Reay MacKay is leading the Stravaigers Lodge Fort Augustus
Gravel Sprint after the first three of the day’s 6 stages here in Inchnacardoch
Forest just outside Fort Augustus.
With a borrowed gearbox (he still hasn’t got the parts from
Hewland for his own box yet!) in the Subaru WRC, he has a 3 second lead over
David Wilson in the Lancer. Mind you, the Highland Hotshot is lucky to be
second: “I spun it just after the Finish
on the first stage,” said David, “I thought it was the ‘Pearly Gates’ this time
as I was going backwards.” Fortunately not.
Dougal Brown is another 3 seconds adrift in his Lancer so
there’s all to play for this afternoon yet.
Young Adam Horne smacked the nose of the Honda Civic on his
first run but faither Andy hooked it up to the Transporter’s towbar and pulled
it out. The radiator is actually bent, but didn’t burst, so he’s still going.
And running Course Car duties today is former Scottish Rally
Champion Jimmy Christie: “I bought back a car I had 5 years ago, an EVO6, and
this is its first run out.” As for future plans he said: “I think I’ll do the
Speyside then take it from there.”
Fastest Times of the Day (so far after 3 of 6 stages):
1 Reay MacKay (Subaru WRC) 1m 50.4s
2 David Wilson (Mitsubishi EVO9) 1m 53.3s
3 Dougal Brown (Mitsubishi EVO9) 1m 56.4s
4 Kevin Ronaldson (Subaru) 2m 06.6s
5 John MacKintosh (Toyota MR2) 2m 07.0s
6 Ian Cattanach (Talbot Sunbeam) 2m 09.4s
7 Neil Morrison (Talbot Sunbeam) 2m 10.9s
8 Richard Ramsay (Subaru) 2m 11.3s
9 Alasdair Graham (Ford Escort) 2m 12.9s
10 Stephen Ronaldson (Talbot Sunbeam) 2m 13.2s
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