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Joshua Henry shows off his winnings with his Mini.
Joshua Henry clinched the Junior Mini Cup Championship at Nutts Corner on Sunday.
The 13-year-old from Inver has had a super summer in the Mini.
The RSA NI Summer Championship came to a close on Sunday at the Antrim venue.
Henry took first in the junior class and second overall. That was enough to take the overall Junior Mini Cup Championship to south Donegal.
Kade Gilchrist from Letterkenny was third overall in the Junior Mini Cup Championship with Robert Brockett fourth, while there was a 1-2-3 for Donegal in the Ladies Mini Cup Championship.
Marie Furey was first with Lisa Thomas second and Nicole Bradley in third.
At the weekend in Nutts Corner, Shane Henry - Joshua’s father - took the overall win with Joshua a close second. In the overall Championship, Shane Henry was second and Joshua third.
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