Sat, 21 Jun, 2003 - 19:38
Andrew Nesbitt and co-driver James O’Brien have a 58 second advantage over the Subaru
WRC of Eugene Donnelly/Paul Kiely at the end of the second leg of the Shell Donegal International Rally.
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CourtsMotorsportHeathrowPerson: NesbittPerson: O'BrienPerson: Andrew NesbittPerson: James O’BrienPerson: Eugene DonnellyPerson: Paul KielyPerson: Derek McGarrityPerson: Dermot O’GormanPerson: Paul HarrisPerson: Peadar HursonPerson: HursonPerson: Daniel DohertyPerson: Eamonn BolandPerson: Seamus LeonardPerson: Roy WhitePerson: Glen AllenPerson: JJ FlemingPerson: Garry JenningsPerson: Austin MacHalePerson: A. NesbittPerson: J. O'BrienPerson: E. DonnellyPerson: P. KielyPerson: D. McGarrityPerson: D. O'GormanPerson: P. HarrisPerson: J. McCaffertyPerson: P. HursonPerson: I. PorterPerson: D. DohertyPerson: M. DohertyPerson: E. BolandPerson: D. MorrisseyPerson: S. LeonardPerson: P. McLaughlinPerson: R. WhitePerson: G. ShinnorsPerson: G. AllenPerson: J. GallagherEvent: Shell Donegal International RallyEvent: DonegalOrganisation: Subaru
WRCOrganisation: Subaru ImprezaOrganisation: Subaru WRCOrganisation: SubaruOrganisation: MitsubishiOrganisation: Escort WRCOrganisation: Subaru Gp.
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