Jennings happy to be in front but is disappointed the fight is gone

Letterkenny's Rory Kennedy on the notes with Gary Jennings as they lead the Galway International Rally on Day 1. Pic B.McDaid/Cristeph Studio
Letterkenny’s Rory Kennedy on the notes with Gary Jennings as they lead the Galway International Rally on Day 1. Pic B.McDaid/Cristeph Studio

The opening round of the Clonakilty Blackpudding Irish Tarmac Rally Championship sees Garry Jennings and Rory Kennedy in a Subaru Impreza WRC lead the Corrib Oil Galway International Rally after the first day which was marked by some notable retirements.
They currently hold a lead of over two minutes from Keith Cronin & Mikey Galvin in a Citroen DS3 R5.
The battle for second is intense with Cronin being chased hard by Alastair Fisher / Gordon Noble (Fiesta R5), Desi Henry / Liam Moynihan (Skoda Fabia R5) & Sam Moffett / Karl Atkinson (Fiesta R5), with second to fifth only separated by 29 seconds after the days nine stages.
The weather was very inclement which made the stages treacherous and Declan Boyle, Tim McNulty and Declan Gallagher were all high profile retirements due to accidents.
Speaking with Gerry Murphy, Garry Jennings is happy to be leading but is disappointed the fight at the front is gone…

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