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Bishopscourt race circuit saw this the 2nd round of the MSA PceNotes NI Rally championship with championship defender KPL on the start line along with Allen, Johnston, Devine and the rest of the WRC’s and grpN cars. At the end of the day Lynch won taking fastest times on all stages, Johnston went out after a huge jump on stage 2 left him needing medical carem, thankfully he was back later in the day all well. Allen was 2nd overall with Doherty finishing off the podium. In GrpN Elliot took the honours with Hogg and D Curran finishing off the class reults while Rodney White took the 2WD honours overall after a great drive in his Sunbeam! This is a small selection of the images i took so please email with requests.

<strong>Top ten results / class winners</strong>

1 Kevin Lynch/Martin McNicholl (Subaru Impreza WRC)
2 Glenn Allen/Damien Connolly (Toyota Corolla WRC)
3 Martin Doherty/Derek McGarrity (Subaru Impreza WRC)
4 Sean Devine/Damian Duffin (Subaru Impreza WRC)
5 Paddy White/Graeme Stewart (Subaru Impreza WRC)
6 Martin Elliott/Brian Crawford (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6)
7 Richard Hogg/Andrew Stewart (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 8.5)
8 Dickie Curran/Chris Curran (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 8.5)
9 Rodney White/Robert Boyd (Talbot Sunbeam)
10 Stephen Kelly/Sam Paul (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 5)

Class 1: James Coulter/Ian Kidd (Peugeot 106)
Class 2: Martin Elliott/Brian Crawford (Lancer Evo 6)
Class 3: Alastair Fisher/Barry McNulty (Vauxhall Corsa)
Class 4: Jonathan Nevin/Gareth Nevin (Escort Mk2)
Class 5: Walter Nevin/Stephen Nevin (Escort Mk2)
Class 6: Mervyn Williamson/George Hamilton (Escort Mk2)
Class 7: Rodney White/Robert Boyd (Talbot Sunbeam)
Class 8: Sean Devine/Damian Duffin (Impreza WRC)

<strong>Championship standings after round two</strong>

1 Kevin Lynch (32), 2 Glenn Allen (29), 3 Sean Devine (27) 4 Martin Elliott (23), 5 Dick Curran (22), 6 Richard Hogg (20), 7 Raymond Johnston (16), 8 George Robinson (15), 8 Stephen Kelly (15), 10 Denis Biggerstaff (13).

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Graham is a photojournalist and motoring writer with over 20 varied years of coverage from manufacturer press launches to international motorsport and motoring events throughout the world. Graham is a full member of the Guild of Motoring Writers and Ulster Motor Writers Association.