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Three different drivers at the head of Scottish Mini herd at Kirkistown

KIRKISTOWN

500MRCI

23 MARCH

ini Coopers are, it seems, herd animals. At least the ones in Scotland seem to be, and their annual visit to Northern Ireland last weekend certainly proved the theory. Fifteen cars crossed the Irish Sea, and the by-now-expected Caledonian carambolage ensued at Kirkistown, with some extra weather factors adding to

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