Tom Cave & Dale Furniss claimed top honours in the Cambrian Rally while Kyle White and Sean Topping took the Junior Title in the BRC Junior Class in Wales.
The event was the final round of the British Rally Championship, BTRDA and Pirelli Welsh championships.
For the British Rally Championship contenders they where partnered with the BTRDA and Welsh interclub contenders joined on Saturday morning for a further 45 miles of gravel, some of the toughest gravel roads in the country.
However on Stage 1 there where delays as the organisers had to move a number of spectators that were in locations that were not safe and therefore had to move them to new locations.
Further obstructions happened on SS4 with Elsi had to be cancelled. Police incident on A55 is causing severe traffic issues on surrounding roads due to diversions. Competitors where being diverted straight to SS5.
Despite this competitive times were made on Saturday and this didn’t disrupt the guys at the top.
Overall Tom Cave claimed top honours in the national class while Garry Pearson & Hannah McKillop claimed second overall & the BRC Class Win.
And rounding off the podium positions was Max McRae, making his competitive debut in R5 machinery in a Skoda Fabia R5.
In the junior section, big respect to Kyle McBride who claimed his second JBRC win of the season on his way to second in the standings.
The overall championship crown went to Kyle White and Sean Topping despite finishing 4th, it was enough to take the title.
