Cronin puts them all in their places

Stage times coming in from SS14 and Daniel Cronin has definitely turned up the wick, he was about 10 seconds faster on the Monamolin stage. What is more important is that he took exactly 4 seconds out of Ryan McHugh and the gap is now exactly 17 seconds. Casey Jay Coleman Rallying has set the 2nd fastest stage time , although it is too much of a gap between him and McHugh to bridge in 4 stages, barring an off of some form. To add to the intrigue, it now looks like we may have lost Simon Reid towards the end of the stage, will the knock on finally move the unfortunate Bobby Hennessey in to the top ten, he must have every joint in his body crossed!! Jack Brennan is in 4th, but James Bradley took almost 12 seconds out of Brennan is is within striking distance, possibly on the last stage of the rally. Steve Wood is in 6th, but was nearly 10 seconds slower than Bradley, so doesn’t look to be threatening him. We’ll bring you more on the stage in the next update as there was a slight gap after Wood.

What we have so far after SS14

O/ACarDriver/CodriverMakeClassPosSS14RoadTotalDiff 1stDiff Prev
1 (=)3Daniel Cronin/Padraid O’DonovanToyota Yaris5O/A5:57.60:001:27:35.1
2 (=)4Ryan McHugh/James McBreartyFord Fiesta5O/A6:01.60:001:27:52.10:17.00:17.0
3 (=)6Casey Jay Coleman/Killian McArdleSkoda Fabia RS Rally25O/A6:00.30:001:31:19.43:44.33:27.3
4 (=)15Jack Brennan/John McGrathFord Fiesta Rally 3416:24.40:001:32:03.94:28.80:44.5
5 (+1)12James Bradley/Shane O’DowdFord Escort Mk21416:12.90:001:32:34.24:59.10:30.3
6 (+2)22Steve Wood/Kenny HullVW Polo GTI R5516:22.30:001:33:06.95:31.80:32.7

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