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McShea capitalises on McRae misfortune

Production world rally champion Niall McShea admitted he had lost all hope at one point of claiming the title on the Rally Australia.

Sun, 14 Nov, 2004 - 11:10

Production world rally champion Niall McShea admitted he had lost all hope at one point of claiming the title on the Rally Australia.

The Northern Ireland driver took the crown after finishing second in the production category behind Toshihiro Arai on the event.

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