Next time we’ll get the valve out

CHEATING, what cheating?

Fri, 25 Oct, 2002 - 01:00

With reference to Martin Walsh's report on the scrutiny failure of three of the top Group N cars on the Cork 20 Rally (Irish Examiner, Oct. 8), I, as one of the competitors affected, take issue with the word "cheating," which I consider to be over the top in this context.

It gives the impression we were out to deceive for our own gain. No true.

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