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06 Sept 2025
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Callum Devine is back in front at the Donegal International Rally
Champion Callum Devine is back in front at the Donegal International Rally as a wall collision hampered Matt Edwards around Atlantic Drive.
The Welshman still managed to complete the stage as the competitors move onto Fanad Head. The official times haven’t come through yet so it remains to be seen just how much time has now been coughed up.
Special Stage 16 seen Edwards collide with a wall and that damage means the lead has now changed hands.
Meirion Evans is still in third spot with Josh Moffett in fourth.
In the two-wheel drive battle, Kevin Gallagher is now 18 seconds in front of Declan Gallagher in second.
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