1999 Position of Car on Each Stage

This is the position of each car on each stage, not overall position, so it's an extended version of the Top-Ten, to include the whole field

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	8	4	3	3	3	4	8	3	4	7	8	3	3	3	3	15
2	3	6	7	7	4	8	3	3	8	8	4	3	3	8	8	8	4	8	8	8	8	3
3	31	7	8	10	8	7	7	8	7	4	8	8	4	4	3	3	3	12	12	12	12	4
4	84	8	4	4	7	4	24	15	24	7	7	17	7	7	7	4	24	21	21	24	21	8
5	8	12	26	24	26	12	4	24	19	10	15	15	15	24	21	19	7	19	24	19	24	21
6	15	24	24	11	10	24	26	7	21	15	24	24	17	17	24	24	15	20	4	21	17	12
7	6	26	21	8	15	10	10	1	4	19	21	7	12	21	23	21	19	24	19	4	4	24
8	7	4	12	26	24	26	21	10	12	12	10	9	24	12	17	15	21	4	20	20	15	17
9	17	129	27	21	21	9	12	17	10	24	12	21	21	23	15	12	23	53	27	27	20	53
10	24	21	11	39	12	17	17	21	15	27	20	41	9	15	12	23	12	15	53	15	34	56
11	29	10	10	19	17	11	15	12	9	20	9	12	19	19	19	20	17	27	15	34	27	20
12	53	19	15	27	11	21	9	20	55	21	23	23	20	9	41	17	20	56	56	53	56	44
13	23	15	39	12	23	15	20	9	23	9	34	19	56	76	20	27	35	90	34	35	53	43
14	49	23	19	17	9	27	11	55	20	23	17	49	49	49	34	34	34	35	38	64	57	90
15	26	20	20	15	20	20	97	31	65	17	27	20	23	20	9	40	27	57	90	56	90	27
16	32	27	23	35	49	23	39	41	49	49	37	37	40	27	49	35	45	34	45	57	37	40
17	41	53	17	23	27	39	27	53	27	53	50	59	27	37	27	56	88	62	35	37	64	34
18	20	62	9	65	25	19	23	49	41	34	65	33	37	34	56	9	99	45	64	90	44	35
19	18	130	35	9	19	97	19	19	53	35	41	35	35	35	35	84	60	44	57	38	40	57
20	12	65	18	53	53	25	28	59	137	37	35	43	43	40	53	53	9	17	37	88	43	64
21	46	11	44	34	35	28	44	11	50	44	49	53	41	59	65	90	40	64	44	17	85	37
22	50	31	55	33	97	44	25	37	35	57	45	84	34	45	88	45	33	38	62	43	88	62
23	65	128	37	37	28	38	34	50	59	88	85	50	59	88	110	44	56	37	40	44	35	140
24	70	90	85	18	39	34	56	58	68	45	68	110	64	38	85	38	84	137	85	62	65	65
25	72	28	90	49	128	57	55	13	45	90	44	137	38	41	59	57	90	40	88	40	62	89
26	77	35	34	128	43	35	85	65	56	56	53	88	53	43	66	88	53	88	17	45	99	67
27	90	25	57	90	59	64	38	68	37	43	60	27	72	65	40	85	64	85	43	129	38	9
28	11	39	49	57	37	40	53	23	60	60	59	46	88	66	64	64	43	71	129	67	72	41
29	21	56	43	43	62	56	35	27	16	50	88	45	57	64	74	43	57	73	67	85	84	80
30	36	57	65	28	42	62	45	92	38	76	56	58	60	56	84	60	59	122	104	99	137	137
31	39	17	53	16	33	55	57	137	58	38	19	64	84	53	60	65	85	74	71	89	112	85
32	33	37	33	55	65	90	65	29	40	16	110	72	137	44	44	74	38	129	99	122	122	46
33	27	59	56	62	90	37	90	88	64	59	16	40	33	67	67	37	137	9	86	47	145	110
34	44	85	42	97	88	53	43	35	17	85	90	34	45	84	43	33	37	60	84	84	46	60
35	58	34	97	36	136	88	16	33	67	67	40	66	66	85	45	110	44	99	122	73	52	99
36	59	44	30	42	34	63	37	56	74	137	43	65	67	57	37	99	67	112	73	71	73	122
37	60	38	38	44	89	85	64	43	88	40	67	62	110	119	38	67	65	86	46	60	67	77
38	73	97	50	50	64	76	40	16	34	48	74	89	62	110	90	42	74	46	60	92	81	120
39	81	49	28	56	44	65	49	60	44	99	64	74	65	33	57	104	79	43	89	86	60	71
40	10	18	25	85	50	59	88	72	73	74	38	90	44	42	33	46	122	84	65	118	110	81
41	19	43	40	89	137	136	30	84	99	73	48	67	76	137	142	89	62	89	92	65	89	129
42	37	30	16	38	57	16	62	45	66	41	57	136	99	90	47	62	71	67	42	41	129	119
43	43	33	59	86	84	43	136	90	90	72	76	80	46	60	73	59	72	91	137	80	80	73
44	64	48	128	99	68	33	59	46	33	110	137	79	85	99	89	149	73	92	47	110	140	86
45	87	50	62	48	79	66	66	42	76	64	84	56	90	74	136	41	89	145	41	42	71	38
46	89	105	74	78	55	105	76	64	57	119	79	73	73	73	137	137	116	110	110	46	41	87
47	9	78	36	32	40	45	68	73	43	122	62	140	74	136	62	71	123	81	81	137	92	47
48	35	74	48	64	140	30	48	76	84	84	66	85	145	46	122	73	110	77	77	140	47	145
49	48	121	86	74	16	49	74	79	72	80	73	76	42	122	119	122	80	135	135	72	77	72
50	97	36	32	88	56	50	92	34	122	46	89	48	136	62	46	116	102	80	140	81	79	115
51	22	136	89	20	58	89	42	89	46	66	99	44	119	89	72	135	118	120	79	79	86	135
52	28	46	46	59	74	48	86	40	116	136	42	105	122	135	99	79	120	65	118	114	120	125
53	34	64	45	30	45	42	33	80	136	58	72	122	58	79	116	129	47	87	72	120	9	134
54	51	42	88	68	66	137	78	86	62	89	136	57	47	71	123	77	136	79	123	145	121	104
55	57	40	99	66	38	46	89	122	145	68	122	116	71	145	120	72	46	94	119	104	91	118
56	76	66	100	40	132	99	122	128	48	71	46	119	135	81	135	121	135	41	80	123	119	52
57	135	76	64	152	73	78	105	62	105	135	58	120	79	120	79	102	149	140	87	94	135	101
58	30	110	66	71	67	73	137	44	79	116	33	135	81	47	87	123	104	47	94	77	123	91
59	54	89	82	137	30	86	73	116	119	145	80	145	94	116	104	47	87	119	145	112	118	142
60	68	137	58	25	135	74	99	136	135	100	135	38	120	112	102	145	94	72	120	135	94	121
61	74	100	129	79	46	68	58	67	85	42	100	47	112	102	140	80	121	116	121	116	104	112
62	86	88	137	67	60	122	46	57	80	62	119	87	140	104	80	87	129	121	134	134	87	126
63	120	91	68	117	78	60	60	66	120	120	47	99	89	118	145	112	112	114	91	52	134	154
64	55	68	71	60	63	145	52	144	134	77	116	102	104	140	94	81	77	118	126	126	101	123
65	56	45	76	46	99	58	67	145	110	102	71	121	118	129	112	118	81	95	142	121	126	138
66	105	55	41	58	145	79	41	48	89	140	140	81	116	77	77	120	140	52	52	138	115	42
67	67	71	67	76	41	92	80	47	100	104	87	123	129	87	121	94	124	126	114	142	143	124
68	75	84	78	87	85	71	110	77	71	52	120	104	87	80	71	140	145	115	101	149	125	113
69	110	51	104	41	105	81	50	85	87	121	121	115	77	121	81	52	126	142	116	119	138	149
70	117	119	121	92	122	135	71	119	47	94	114	134	102	123	126	91	52	104	9	124	124	143
71	128	72	79	136	80	100	135	135	102	47	81	142	142	94	118	142	134	123	149	9	154	103
72	137	75	119	72	76	77	87	22	129	105	104	71	125	52	52	101	106	134	115	91	142	159
73	145	16	101	118	87	52	119	36	94	112	145	52	91	72	129	134	138	101	143	101	113	139
74	78	67	135	110	86	80	132	74	121	79	94	125	106	91	149	136	91	149	124	143	159	150
75	95	127	72	122	91	120	100	120	112	118	102	129	123	134	125	106	142	125	138	115	103	93
76	99	92	77	80	120	91	95	78	140	87	123	126	134	125	138	126	101	124	139	125	149	158
77	42	99	110	105	134	67	70	127	114	81	101	112	138	126	134	115	143	154	113	159	139	153
78	47	81	92	129	77	87	91	110	118	91	77	118	121	138	91	124	115	42	125	87	131	131
79	71	87	60	119	92	132	123	117	133	101	118	101	48	113	150	113	113	138	159	113	42	88
80	115	63	91	145	72	110	145	99	91	123	52	91	126	106	106	139	139	150	150	103	150	160
81	136	132	133	82	115	134	117	87	104	106	112	149	149	149	143	58	58	143	103	139	93	79
82	140	79	105	114	70	72	79	102	123	129	129	138	143	142	101	154	159	113	154	154	158	84
83	152	32	122	135	110	83	118	100	81	33	149	106	115	115	124	150	154	103	131	131	153
84	25	41	47	116	81	129	47	105	127	149	138	124	52	124	113	159	150	139	158	150	160
85	92	145	81	77	119	84	77	140	142	142	124	130	124	58	154	138	131	131	93	93
86	123	58	84	100	100	94	107	114	95	114	142	150	113	143	115	131	103	159	153	158
87	133	102	145	133	71	118	120	107	115	134	126	113	133	154	133	103	93	93	160	153
88	38	101	127	47	83	70	116	101	124	115	134	131	150	139	139	93	158	158	112	160
89	66	77	152	101	121	119	75	121	106	126	125	127	139	150	159	158	125	153
90	88	82	116	132	101	47	129	134	126	127	150	139	101	159	58	125	42	160
91	126	60	120	81	94	107	83	81	138	133	105	133	154	133	103	153	153	106
92	116	73	136	63	47	123	84	94	52	124	127	154	103	103	93	127	41
93	80	152	95	107	102	41	121	126	149	138	106	159	159	127	131	160	119
94	129	134	102	148	129	75	114	118	125	113	130	77	93	93	153	119	127
95	82	114	87	84	52	117	101	71	77	150	133	143	131	131	48	133	133
96	100	135	132	134	118	115	102	129	103	125	113	103	158	48	158	143	160
97	108	115	51	102	75	121	104	98	143	139	115	93	153	158	127
98	45	122	75	120	116	102	134	75	150	130	139	153	160	153	42
99	62	80	123	70	109	116	140	115	139	143	91	60	127	160	76
100	79	133	107	121	114	101	133	125	131	103	143	158	80	101	160
101	91	116	73	123	127	114	142	112	154	131	159	160
102	109	120	63	95	117	95	149	142	113	65	103	42
103	121	109	148	51	142	140	109	95	159	159	93	10
104	124	123	80	91	123	142	115	111	93	154	154	94
105	142	95	118	83	148	127	124	133	101	93	131
106	148	83	134	126	95	109	126	123	158	158	158
107	40	118	70	75	107	103	125	138	153	153	153
108	83	108	149	130	133	133	94	91	160	160	160
109	101	94	114	104	104	126	81	104	130	117
110	114	104	130	127	126	124	103	141	42
111	85	126	115	140	103	106	143	52	117
112	102	117	112	73	125	149	113	124
113	107	148	109	112	149	113	138	147
114	16	47	117	109	130	125	106	149
115	94	154	140	115	154	104	130	139
116	134	125	126	149	131	131	150	130
117	139	113	142	52	124	112	112	156
118	104	70	52	142	48	157	157	2
119	106	124	83	125	138	138	154	131
120	122	106	103	143	139	139	159	113
121	138	103	150	106	113	154	131	143
122	112	52	143	103	150	159	127	150
123	118	150	124	124	143	143	93	154
124	119	142	125	150	112	150	158	14
125	130	143	106	131	159	93	139	93
126	149	139	139	157	106	158	153	159
127	93	157	154	154	157	160	160	158
128	63	138	157	139	93	153	72	153
129	146	131	131	138	158	130		106
130	52	112	159	159	160			160
131	127	159	138	153	153			103
132	132	93	158	93				38
133	125	153	93	158				155
134	151	158	113	113
135	157	107	153	151
136	131	160	160	160
137	103	140	151	45
138	113	86	94	94
139	154	149	31
140	150	151
141	143	9
142	159	22
143	153
144	158
145	160
146

Published October 11, 2008

2008 – Murmur Chapter 5

MullMurmurs – Chapter 5

( Provisional ) Leaderboard after 6 (of 17 Stages)

1 P MacKinnon/D Barritt (Subaru Impreza) 49m 48s
2 C Duffy/I Duffy (Ford Escort MkII) 50m 09s
3 D Harper/C Campbell (BMW MINI) 52m 36s
4 J MacGillivray/I Frazer (Ford Escort MkII) 52m 58s
5 J Cope/R Fagg (Subaru Impreza) 53m 04s
6 W Bonniwell/K Rae (Subaru Impreza) 53m 14s
7 T Pye/K Riddick (Subaru Impreza) 54m 00s
8 D Miller/A Bailey (Subaru Impreza) 54m 30s
9 P Kirtley/D jones (Subaru Impreza) 54m 32s
10 E O’Donnell/S Proud (Ford Escort MkII) 24m 44s

Some crews will go to bed happy and some disconsolate at the end of this first Leg of the 39th Tunnock’s Tour of Mull, but they’ll all go to bed well and truly kn*ck*r*d – and there’s still two Legs to go.

One man (or should that be ‘boy’?) who’ll go to bed happy is Paul MacKinnon. He leads Callum Duiffy by 21 seconds after the opening night tests. It hasn’t been plain sailing for either of them. Paul lost the power steering over the last two and he had to wrestle the Subaru round the bends while Callum found the drier conditions suited his tyres better but he’s got a trace of a misfire appearing at higher revs now.

And then it rained. A quick shower transformed the roads yet again. Paul Kirtley found the Subaru a real handful on slicks and Daniel Harper had a hard landing in Calgary which damaged a front corner suspension. James MacGillivray overshot the big hairpin at Dervaig and later clipped a rock but he thinks he got away with it and is ready for a “big push tomorrow”. Tony Bardy replaced the broken front driveshaft so the Nissan is now driving through 4 wheels again. Tristan Pye and Kirsty Riddick are continuing their ‘Nature Watch’ on this Tour, this time they saw a deer. It was stood right in middle of t’road transfixed, so they had to slow up till it bounded off. Dave Miller rounded off his first night’s work with “I’m still here, that’s good enough for me.” Doug Weir got a puncture in Calgary but it was near the finish so he didn’t need to stop and Denis Biggerstaff heaved a big sigh of relief at the finish. He had a big 6th gear tank slapper with full lock both ways a few times before he got it sorted. His earlier time loss on the 1st stage was due to two punctures. Denis doesn’t do things by half, eh? Billy Bird just looked relieved. The Astra’s not handling any better “I’m just a glutton for punishment,” he said. John Marshall had to stop and change a puncture in Gribun so that cost him over 3 minutes. Tommy Graham was quite expressive “I’ve never seen owt like it out there, I can’t get to grips at all.” Ian Chadwick had a puncture in the wee Peugeot, and it’s a new car but it’s getting better now. Neil Morgan went swimming at Dervaig when he went off, he’s got brake problems, but still going. And Paul Daniel was full of praise for young Kris Hall “he caught me in there like I was standing still, full credit to the lad, you’ve got to take your hat off to him.”

It looks as though Dougi Hall is out. He was spotted parked up facing the wrong way.

Yer Auld Pal, Jaggy Bunnet – Saturday, 2.00 am, Salen Hotel.

P.S. When Gerry Ralston, ‘mine host’ at the Salen Hotel brought in a tray of sandwiches for the already weary officials, he warmed the heart and the stomach of an Old Jaggy too. Never did a tomato and gammon sannie taste so good!

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