Green Lyson blast off good stuff from Urban Dunn, O'Donovan rather I should say gray stuff in Fittles. Urban Dunn sadly does not get away well at all. That's exactly what happened to him in the first race of the day yesterday here at Nock Hill as well. But it's O'Donovan then, the Northern Irishman who has the advantage leads the way into that first corner from Robert's Fittles then from Mike Seller in his number 69, the Gray and White, Citroen DS3. Onto the gravel these drivers go for the first time and his Fittles going to have an opportunity to find his way through on an O'Donovan before the end of this lap. He's certainly looking very quick indeed. Now I wonder whether he's going to Joker at the end of this lap and try and get himself out of traffic of O'Donovan. Yes he does. So goes into the Joker. O'Donovan continues on his normal lap. Fittles then goes Joker slightly damped by the looks of things on the entry into that hairpin a bit of cement dust down on the exit as well as a result of an engine blowup. We had him on of the support classes here yesterday. But now good to use the Fittles. He's got a bit of clear track in front of him to just run his own race. And that is exactly what he did in the final here yesterday just ran his own race kept himself really quiet. And then when others around him faltered he was there for the taking. This man in particular was the driver who did falter O'Donovan who of course made that mistake into the first corner. Cost himself a chance of the win. And as such he was really on the back foot. He goes Joker at the end of the second lap into the hairpin. Benji can see there's a suspension travel as he locks up the brakes going into that corner. Into was the chicane before the end then of this lap. I think Mike Seller might have followed him through. Yeah he did. So so he goes Joker and contact his emergency. And don't know what the matter with the Joker. Oh broken suspension surely there for Fittles. The car is crabbing down the start finish race. And that's an end in dramatic fashion. In Q1 race 2 here for Robert's Fittles. O'Donovan then with rear bumper damage there as well. If that's all he suffered I'll be mightily surprised. But 2 into 1 doesn't go. It was a tight exit on the Joker there for O'Donovan. He was already running his line. Fittles came round the corner. He's pulled off to the side of the track on the grass by T1. And that is an unfortunate end for Robert's Fittles. And could have very big implications for his running here today in round five of the five nations. British East Rally Cross Championship. It looks as though O'Donovan's been able to get away unscathed. Following that contact which is good news there for him. Aside from the bumper damage of course. But otherwise he seems to be keeping it on the straights and narrow. It's not the first time he's had contact. If you remember back to the first weekend he had some contact with Andy Scott in round one of the championship on the Saturday at Lidon Hill. Uvandand meanwhile continues on and he's quite away back so I think Uvandand and the 72 has got some kind of a technical problem and Mike Seller also going relatively slowly on the gravel section here. So this is turning into a right race of attrition and it's only Q1 as it stands at the moment. On the final lap into the hair of him bend we go. O'Donovan is going to take the checkered flag and that'll be a very welcome result for him. I wonder if the stew is going to be having another look at that incident following. That is O'Donovan comes over the line to claim the checkered flag. He wins Q1 race two here at Nob Hill. Over the line comes Tristan Uvandand and he's down in third position at the checkered flag. Quite away back from Mike Seller who has actually also slowed on this final lap and is going into towards the Joker but he's already Joker Seller. We saw that so clearly a technical problem here for Mike Seller so we could already beat who cars town potentially by the end of Q1. Hopefully that's not going to prove to be the case but either way a very dramatic start to the action here for the supercars at Nob Hill and Seller pulls into the pit lane and sadly will not be taking the checkered flag so it's O'Donovan and Alvandand. The only driver is classified at the end of that finish and Seller does just actually creep home. As you can see there into the pit lane. Classified is second according to my timing screen but Olly O'Donovan then takes the win. In dramatic fashion Robert's Fittles with broken suspension and some bodywork damage to his sit-trancy 4. Well let's hope the team are going to be able to get that car repaired for the remainder of the action here today. They've got a very short window of about now before the next qualifying race so it's going to be a very tight turnaround for the Latvian driver but O'Donovan then takes the checkered flag and wins Q1 race 2 here at Nob Hill in dramatic fashion.