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1999 Results News

1999 Position of Cars After Each Stage

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This table shows the position of each car after each stage. In this case, Car 3 was leading from stage 2 onwards and eventually won the rally

Pos S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 S15 S16 S17 S18 S19 S20 S21 S22
1 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
2 3 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
3 31 7 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
4 84 8 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 7 7 7 7 7 24 24 24 24 24
5 8 12 24 24 26 26 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 12 12 12 12 12
6 15 4 26 26 24 24 26 12 12 12 10 12 12 12 12 12 12 21 21 21 21 21
7 6 24 12 12 12 12 12 10 10 10 12 21 21 21 21 21 21 15 15 15 15 15
8 7 26 21 21 21 10 10 21 21 21 21 15 15 15 15 15 15 19 19 19 20 20
9 17 21 15 10 10 21 21 15 15 15 15 17 17 17 17 17 17 20 20 20 17 17
10 24 129 10 15 15 15 15 11 23 19 20 20 20 19 23 23 23 17 17 17 27 27
11 29 15 19 19 23 11 11 17 17 20 23 23 19 23 19 19 19 27 27 27 53 53
12 53 23 23 27 11 23 23 23 19 27 19 19 23 20 20 20 20 53 53 53 34 34
13 23 10 27 23 19 27 27 27 20 23 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 35 35 35 56 56
14 49 19 20 11 27 17 17 20 27 17 17 53 53 53 53 35 35 34 34 34 35 35
15 26 20 11 20 20 19 19 19 53 53 53 35 35 35 35 53 53 56 56 56 37 37
16 32 27 53 39 17 20 20 53 35 35 35 49 49 49 49 34 34 37 37 37 90 90
17 41 53 39 17 39 39 39 35 65 44 34 37 37 37 34 37 37 44 44 90 44 44
18 20 31 17 53 53 35 35 44 44 34 44 34 34 34 37 56 56 90 90 44 57 57
19 18 62 65 35 35 53 53 65 37 37 37 44 56 56 56 44 44 57 57 57 64 64
20 12 65 35 65 65 28 97 34 34 49 49 90 44 44 44 59 90 40 40 64 40 40
21 46 130 90 90 90 65 28 37 49 90 56 56 90 59 59 90 59 43 64 40 43 43
22 50 11 129 37 37 97 44 90 90 56 90 59 59 43 43 43 43 64 43 43 88 85
23 65 90 44 57 49 90 25 56 56 57 57 10 43 90 90 57 57 88 88 88 85 62
24 70 128 37 44 28 44 34 57 57 59 59 57 57 57 57 40 40 85 85 62 62 65
25 72 17 57 34 128 57 65 49 55 43 43 43 65 65 65 65 65 62 62 85 65 88
26 77 39 62 62 62 34 90 62 59 62 65 65 62 40 40 88 88 65 65 65 137 137
27 90 35 56 128 57 25 57 55 62 65 85 62 85 88 88 85 85 137 45 45 99 99
28 11 28 34 18 34 37 37 43 43 85 62 85 40 85 85 64 64 74 137 137 89 89
29 21 57 128 56 44 62 56 59 85 40 50 50 88 62 64 62 62 45 89 89 46 67
30 36 56 18 28 97 56 62 85 33 50 40 88 64 64 62 33 33 89 46 99 84 46
31 39 25 28 49 25 49 49 33 40 64 88 40 33 33 33 74 74 46 99 46 67 38
32 33 37 85 129 43 38 38 40 64 88 64 64 137 76 137 137 137 99 67 67 38 110
33 27 59 49 85 56 43 43 64 50 16 16 33 74 137 66 41 89 84 84 84 73 73
34 44 44 25 43 33 59 85 50 88 33 33 137 66 66 41 89 45 67 73 38 110 41
35 58 34 43 33 59 33 55 88 16 74 74 74 76 74 74 46 46 110 110 73 122 122
36 59 85 59 97 85 85 59 42 74 137 137 76 89 41 89 45 99 41 38 110 60 60
37 60 49 97 59 50 55 33 16 89 76 68 89 41 89 136 99 84 73 41 41 41 71
38 73 18 38 25 38 50 40 89 137 89 76 66 46 46 46 67 67 60 60 60 71 129
39 81 97 33 38 42 40 64 74 68 66 89 46 136 136 45 136 41 122 122 122 129 145
40 10 43 30 50 129 64 30 66 66 68 66 136 58 99 99 84 136 38 71 71 79 135
41 19 38 50 30 30 42 42 76 76 136 136 41 99 45 67 110 110 71 129 129 145 84
42 37 33 48 55 55 30 88 68 136 46 46 48 48 67 110 73 73 79 79 79 135 120
43 43 48 55 42 74 88 50 137 46 99 48 58 67 84 84 60 60 129 135 135 120 9
44 64 50 42 48 89 89 16 136 58 48 99 99 45 110 73 122 79 135 145 145 81 81
45 87 30 74 74 40 16 89 46 105 58 58 67 110 58 79 79 122 145 87 120 47 47
46 89 105 36 36 64 74 74 78 99 105 41 45 84 73 122 135 38 9 120 87 9 87
47 9 78 40 40 88 129 66 105 48 41 60 110 73 79 60 145 135 87 9 9 87 77
48 35 74 46 89 16 66 76 48 41 60 67 84 79 122 119 38 71 120 121 47 77 121
49 48 36 130 16 46 137 136 99 129 67 45 73 122 119 58 71 145 116 47 81 121 91
50 97 46 89 46 137 46 137 58 60 73 105 105 119 60 135 129 129 121 116 116 91 118
51 22 64 64 64 78 76 68 129 67 45 73 79 145 145 145 58 58 47 81 121 118 79
52 28 136 88 78 66 78 78 92 79 129 110 122 60 135 71 87 87 81 77 77 123 123
53 34 121 78 88 68 136 46 41 73 110 84 119 135 71 129 120 120 77 91 118 119 119
54 51 89 16 66 136 105 105 79 100 84 79 129 71 129 38 116 116 91 118 91 104 104
55 57 76 66 137 99 68 48 60 84 79 129 135 129 48 87 121 9 118 123 123 72 72
56 76 42 45 130 105 99 129 67 110 100 100 145 87 38 120 9 121 123 119 119 134 134
57 135 110 100 32 76 48 99 100 71 71 122 71 120 87 116 47 47 119 134 104 52 52
58 30 84 105 68 84 58 58 71 45 122 71 60 38 120 121 102 102 134 104 134 80 80
59 54 137 137 76 100 71 92 110 122 145 119 80 121 121 48 81 77 104 72 72 140 140
60 68 66 76 99 58 100 71 73 145 119 145 87 116 116 47 77 81 72 52 52 126 115
61 74 40 121 105 71 79 100 84 135 135 135 120 102 102 102 119 118 52 115 80 115 126
62 86 68 32 100 67 63 67 122 119 87 80 121 91 81 81 91 123 115 126 115 142 142
63 120 88 68 71 48 67 79 145 87 80 87 116 81 47 9 118 91 126 80 126 112 112
64 55 100 110 110 110 84 110 45 80 121 121 38 47 77 77 123 134 80 142 142 124 124
65 56 91 71 121 79 110 60 135 91 91 120 91 77 91 91 134 119 142 140 140 101 101
66 105 55 99 136 121 92 73 87 121 120 77 102 134 9 118 104 104 112 124 124 125 125
67 67 71 84 72 72 72 41 119 120 77 38 81 118 118 123 72 72 140 101 42 42 42
68 75 72 136 67 41 60 91 77 77 116 116 77 123 134 134 52 52 124 42 101 138 138
69 110 45 72 58 91 91 145 91 134 38 91 47 9 123 104 115 115 125 112 112 149 149
70 117 51 91 41 92 145 84 80 116 102 102 134 101 104 115 126 126 101 125 125 113 113
71 128 75 58 84 119 41 87 121 102 134 81 118 115 115 52 142 142 42 149 149 94 154
72 137 67 67 119 130 121 122 120 81 81 134 123 104 52 72 80 80 138 138 138 154 150
73 145 92 41 92 87 87 135 101 38 118 47 101 52 72 76 140 140 149 113 113 150 139
74 78 81 119 91 60 73 119 81 118 47 118 9 133 133 126 112 112 113 150 150 139 103
75 95 119 92 79 145 81 45 75 47 123 123 115 72 126 133 124 124 150 154 154 103 159
76 99 87 82 82 77 77 77 134 123 114 114 104 126 142 142 125 125 154 139 94 159 143
77 42 32 51 87 81 119 132 102 114 101 101 133 142 42 80 42 106 139 94 139 143 131
78 47 41 81 81 135 135 121 116 101 115 42 52 127 80 140 106 101 94 103 103 131 93
79 71 16 79 77 132 132 80 118 95 133 115 127 80 140 112 101 42 103 131 131 93 158
80 115 99 75 51 101 122 120 123 115 42 133 126 42 127 124 133 138 131 159 159 158 153
81 136 127 77 60 63 80 75 47 133 127 104 72 124 124 125 127 133 159 143 143 153 160
82 140 58 87 145 73 101 101 114 127 104 52 142 140 112 127 138 149 143 93 93 160  
83 152 145 101 101 75 120 81 38 42 52 127 42 125 125 106 113 127 106 158 158    
84 25 79 127 75 122 134 134 117 104 126 9 124 112 106 101 149 113 93 153 153    
85 92 77 145 152 102 75 102 95 52 9 126 125 106 101 42 150 150 158 160 160    
86 123 63 60 135 127 45 118 115 126 142 72 140 138 138 138 154 154 153        
87 133 132 135 127 80 102 123 133 142 72 142 112 113 113 113 139 139 160        
88 38 60 132 132 134 118 116 127 9 124 124 106 150 143 150 131 131          
89 66 73 63 63 120 127 95 52 72 125 125 138 143 150 143 103 159          
90 88 102 102 102 116 116 47 104 124 112 112 113 149 149 149 159 103          
91 126 101 73 133 133 123 114 126 125 140 140 150 154 154 154 94 94          
92 116 82 152 73 118 115 117 86 112 106 106 143 131 139 139 143 143          
93 80 152 133 122 114 114 83 142 140 138 138 154 139 131 131 93 93          
94 129 135 122 116 115 133 115 107 117 113 113 131 103 103 103 158 158          
95 82 134 134 134 123 47 133 124 106 143 143 149 159 159 159 153 153          
96 100 114 120 120 95 95 70 72 154 150 150 139 94 94 94 160 160          
97 108 115 116 80 45 83 109 9 143 154 154 103 93 93 93              
98 45 120 95 114 47 117 127 125 138 131 131 130 158 158 158              
99 62 133 80 95 104 70 52 130 113 149 149 159 153 153 153              
100 79 80 123 123 109 109 104 112 131 103 139 93 160 160 160              
101 91 116 114 118 117 104 126 140 150 139 103 94                    
102 109 122 104 104 83 126 142 154 103 159 94 158                    
103 121 109 115 115 148 52 86 106 139 94 130 153                    
104 124 95 118 109 70 142 124 143 149 130 159 160                    
105 142 123 109 148 126 103 107 113 130 117 93                      
106 148 83 148 117 52 124 103 131 159 93 158                      
107 40 118 117 47 142 125 125 138 94 158 153                      
108 83 108 47 83 124 107 72 150 93 153 160                      
109 101 117 83 45 103 106 106 103 158 160                        
110 114 126 126 126 125 86 9 139 153                          
111 85 94 70 70 154 130 130 159 160                          
112 102 104 124 52 106 112 112 149                            
113 107 148 52 124 112 154 154 94                            
114 16 47 106 106 150 131 140 93                            
115 94 70 103 142 143 143 143 158                            
116 134 154 154 103 139 113 113 153                            
117 139 124 142 112 107 139 131 160                            
118 104 125 150 125 131 150 150                              
119 106 106 125 154 157 140 138                              
120 122 113 112 150 138 157 157                              
121 138 52 143 143 113 138 159                              
122 112 103 139 139 86 9 139                              
123 118 142 157 157 159 159 149                              
124 119 150 113 131 140 149 94                              
125 130 143 131 138 93 93 93                              
126 149 139 138 107 158 94 158                              
127 93 138 159 113 149 158 153                              
128 63 157 107 159 9 153 160                              
129 146 131 93 86 94 160                                
130 52 112 158 93 153                                  
131 127 159 153 158 160                                  
132 132 93 86 153                                    
133 125 153 31 140                                    
134 151 158 140 149                                    
135 157 107 94 9                                    
136 131 160 149 160                                    
137 103 140 160 94                                    
138 113 86 9 151                                    
139 154 149 151                                      
140 150 151                                        
141 143 9                                        
142 159 22                                        
143 153                                          
144 158                                          
145 160                                          

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2006 – Murmur Chapter 2
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It’s late afternoon here in Tobermory as Scrutineering draws to a close ahead of to-night’s start to the 37th Tunnock’s Tour of Mull Rally. Big Roger and his team of Scroots are shoogling wheels and tugging fire extinguishers big time at Tobermory Distillery but most folk have got through.

One of the highlights so far has been the appearance James MacGillivray’s Ralloy built MkII. The black and white beast with its Scholar engine is a thing of beauty and a tremendous credit to Kevin who has spent some 500 hours and more building it. And then he goes and entrusts it to a farmer who is going to fire it over the tarmac of Mull at ungodly speeds.

Despite having retired, Stuart McQueen (28) is back after 4 years: “If you do nothing else, you’ve got to do Mull,” but he did cause the Scroots some head scratching when he revealed his spare wheel tie-drown strap – it was a dog lead … Paul Kirtley (16) is back with a brand new late 99 spec WRC Subaru and the gorgeous blue paint job just glows in the Tobermory sunshine …Tristan Pye (36) has blown the dust off his old N10 because it is tarmac spec as opposed to his forest spec N11 Subaru and Dad is fussing about like a mother hen as usual … Mark Durham (22) only did 7 stages on Mull last year and has done nothing since, too busy looking after young David Bogie at weekends on BTRDA events … John Paterson (33) is limping, after twisting his right knee two weeks ago trying to get the car ready. Now he’s got to get ready. He’s got a doctor’s appointment at 4.30 this afternoon to drain fluid from his knee. I don’t know about that but I do know how to cure water on the brain – a tap on the head … Steven Clark (32) has a Peugeot that’s not quite a S1600 after last minute problems, but at least he made it this year … Mike Storrar’s Anglia (38) still has the Corolla 1600 engine but he’s got a new diff – and a new coat of  paint (roller-coated Dulux?) so no expense spared there then … John Marshall’s ‘new’, last of the WRC98 spec, Impreza looked glorious in its red paintwork and this will only be his second event in the car … as for his son Ross Marshall (98), for both him and co-driver Vicky Grant this will be there first ever Mull, what an adventure lies ahead – Oh I wish I was young again … Cameron MacLean (41) was looking pensive, he had to buy more tyres: “I only used one set on the Jim Clark, but the roads up here are so abrasive I need to buy more!” It’s Cameron’s 5th Mull but so far his main claim to fame is that when he slid off the road on the Galloway Hills Rally last year he did so in front of helicopter pilots and spectators, Colin McRae and Murray Grierson. And yes, they did push him out … Paul Daniel’s MkII (49) was built by Ralloy 4 years ago and still looks minted and has a brand new Jondel engine after its blow up on the Jim Clark …
Duggie Ingram’s real Mini (70) looks the business with its Jack Knight 16 valve head and throttle bodies on top of the 1380cc block, but he has a theory. With all that power going through the Quaife LSD and driveshafts, he runs road tyres on the basis that it will spin wheels before it will snap shafts – methinks he’s two teeth short of a full diff himself! … John Rintoul’s (73) secret is out, he’s got new glasses so now he’ll see what he’s been missing all these past years … and here’s a tale to warm the hearts of us all out there. Three years after building a rather rapid Corsa, Mark Constantine (68) was always disappointed by its lack of pace and yet on the rolling road no fault was ever found with the 1400cc engine on throttle bodies. Then three months ago quite by chance he found that the fuel pump was only getting 7.5 volts. New pump, new lease of life, so watch him go tonight … another sight for sore eyes was Ian (Fooey the Fireman) Noble from MacKay’s garage who did a deal with Alan Gardner. Alan said he could use the car if he prepped it, and then he saw the car! Two sills later and some floor welding accomplished, along with some TLC to the greasy bits, Fooey will be out in the MkI (118) tonight. He’ll be worth watching too if his skills driving the Fire Engine on Mull’s roads are any indication – but he won’t have the benefit of a blue flashing light! … Ian Curwen (92) is looking forward to his second run out in the Angus Mathieson built Corsa, he got 2nd in class on the Pendragon … Martin MacLean is on his third Toyota 1600 engine in the Sunbeam after two blow-ups. This latest engine was sourced from a scrappie in Manchester for 250 quid with a month’s guarantee – only thing was he didn’t tell them what he was going to do with it … Donald Brown (89) needs a few more miles on his engine before the start tonight. It was only put in the Sunbeam on Wednesday night … Allan MaKay (116) is lying 2nd in class in the Northern Ireland Championship in his 1600 Anglia: “I’ve had the car 30 years and only been married to the wife for 23, so guess who comes first in our household?” (I hope she’s not reading this on the Internet tonight) … it’s Derek Carless’ (91) 26th Mull and he’s borrowed his son’s Peugeot (again): “I turned 60 last year and still can’t give it up!” … and it will be interesting to see how John Cockburn (62) gets on tonight in a ‘proper’ rally car, a Subaru Impreza, he’s the idiot that did it in a 450 bhp TomCat three years ago and a stripped down, cut out Range Rover last year.

And if you need a cheery story, the Bear Cubs turned up in the Nova (149), Heather MacCrone is on her fourth rally and co-driver Sarah Jayne Daly is on her second. The car was built by 8 youngsters from age 12 to 18 and supervised by Steve Davies. With enthusiasm like this the sport is safe – as long as we can keep the MSA away from it.

And happy birthday to John Easson Scholarship winner Ryan Borthwick, he’s 24 today and easy to spot, the wee Peugeot has got gold coloured numerals (100) on the Tunnock’s door plate … By the way, did you see the helicopter flying low over Tobermory Bay and landing at the Golf Course? That was Linda Brown (148) arriving in style, like something out of a Women’s Lib Milk Tray advert. She had been sitting an exam at Aberdeen University today and it was the only way she could get here on time.

And there’s always one, or in this case two, Elvis and Superman turned up at Scrutineering disguised as Tugs Sherrington and Sam Bould (35). I think it was a ploy to distract the Scrutineers from taking too close a look at the MkII!

And finally, with one stage to go today in Turkey, Gronholm was leading but McRae was fifth. Gaun yersel Colin.

And if you are going out spectating tonight please make sure you know what the Road Closure times are (in the programme) and get there early. Park sensibly, well clear of the road, and bring your litter back for proper disposal. And if you hear a siren and see flashing lights just ahead of the rally to-night that could be Bulletin Bill with the MullMurmurs, so look out and be ready!

Yer auld pal, Jaggy Bunnet, Tobermory, 4.30 pm, Friday

1996 – Murmur Chapter 1
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MULLMURMURSMULLMURMURSMULLMURMURS – Chapter 1

– published on the island, during the event by Jaggy Bunnet

Well hullawrerr chinas, and howzitgaun, or should I say, anhowzitrevvin? This latter phrase being a quaint Glasgow term for, "Is your car properly tuned and in good order? And for sure, that's what's needed this weekend on the glorious autumnally spattered Island of Mull half way between Scotland and Americky.

And just in case you hadn't guessed, the reason the rally cars are here is the 27th Philips Tour of Mull Rally, the longest, toughest, hardest, most enjoyable national rally in Britain, well, Europe really. Oh heck, what the hell, it's the best damn rally in the world, bar none. And speaking of bars, there are one or two of these scattered about the island but don't indulge if you're driving, wait till it's all over.

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