Arnie Black (Lisburn), John Morris (Naas) and Lloyd Hutchinson (Wicklow) were double race winners at Phoenix Park at the weekend's 70th anniversary meeting.
Black won the two Crossle races setting the fastest speed of 87.63 m.p.h. and 94.04 m.p.h. yesterday.
Morris beat Pat Donegan (Navan) and Jonathan Taylor (Celbridge) in the two RT 2000 Saloon races.
In the two historic car races Hutchinson in a mini cooper finished in front of Edmund Cassidy in a Sunbeam Tiger and James O'Mahony in a volvo Phoenix Park.
Historic Rally Cars: 1 L Hutchinson 73.10 m.p.h. 2 E Cassidy; 3 J O'Mahony. Crossle Sportscars: 1 A Black 87.63 m.p.h. 2 R Parsons; 3 D McGall; Yokohama Fiat Uno Cup: 1 P Reilly 58.29 m.p.h. 2 C Byrne; 3 M Monks; Dunlop Formula V: 1 P Heavey 75.14 m.p.h. 2 M Franey; 3 O Bourke; Yokohama Italian Saloons: 1 G Kellett 72.46 m.p.h. 2 N Miller; 3 M Turley. National Historic Cars 1 D Smallridge 79.75 m.p.h. 2 J Cochrane; 3 E Cassidy. Dunlop RT 2000 saloons: 1 J Morris 83.98 m.p.h. 2 P Donegan; 3 J Taylor; Dunlop Formula V 1 R Moore 77.2 m.p.h. 2 D Dillon; 3 S Dalton. Yokohama Fiat Uno: 1 R Copeland 70.62 m.p.h. 2 D Pratt; 3 P Reilly. Dunlop Strikers 1 J Fieldes 77.00 m.p.h. 2 A Dalton; 3 A Dawson.
