The Beatson’s Building Supplies Mornish Time Trial was big on quality
although short on entries, and if you didn’t turn up that was your loss, ‘cos the
3 mile stage was judged to be perfect and the trophy table was groaning with
grandiosity. I should just point out that the Tobermory whisky bottles in the
photo are actually full size, so you can image the size of the cups, eh?
As things
turned out, the Fastest Time of Day was set by the last car through the stage
on its final run and the difference between 1st and 2nd
was 0.6 of a second. That’s close.
John Rintoul
and Yvonne Armour just edged out Tommy Graham and Mark Pickering for the FTD
trophy. Both were in Mitsubishi Lancers, but earlier in the day, Sandy
MacKenzie was giving his Opel Manta big licks and was right in the hunt till
the auld yins woke up and got their eye in.
Ryan
Ingram was 4th in the Honda despite breaking and replacing a bottom front
suspension arm, missing out Test 3 (of 6) and then broke the one on the other
side on his final run of the day.
As for the
weather, it was the opposite of yesterday’s heaven-sent offering with strong
sunshine, blue skies and puffy white, and dry, clouds!
Final
Positions
1, John Rintoul/Yvonne
Armour (Mitsubishi Lancer) 3m 35.7s
2, Tommy
Graham/Mark Pickering (Mitsubishi Lancer) 3m 36.3s
3, Sandy
MacKenzie/Martin Fraser (Opel Manta) 3m 38.0s
4, Ryan
Ingram/Stuart Maclean (Honda Civic) 3m 46.7s
5, Donald
MacNeill/Cara MacNeill (Ford Escort Mk2) 3m 56.3s
6, Chris
Melling/Andy Peak (Peugeot 205 GTI) 3m 56.8s
7, Robin
Hamilton/Grant Walker (Talbot Sunbeam) 4m 05.4s
8, Dave
Calvert/Alan Noble (Subaru Impreza) 4m 32.5s
9, Andy
Peak/Chris Melling (Peugeot 205 GTI) 4m 41.4s
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