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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Callum Devine in action
The third and final day of the Donegal International Rally is underway with Gartan with reigning champion Callum Devine fastest around Gartan at 6 minutes 58 seconds.
Current leader Matt Edwards was third quickest at 7 minutes 1.1 seconds but still leads the Derry man by 13 seconds. Cathan McCourt, who had held third spot is now out of contention.
Meirion Evans was second fastest at 7 minutes 00.4 seconds and is in third spot overall.
In the modified section, Declan Gallagher’s time adjustment overnight meant he started the day as the new leader - one second in front of champion Kevin Gallagher.
However, the Rathmullan man has now regained top spot with a time of 7 minutes 4.7 with ‘The Milkman’ at 7 minutes 15.4.
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