Starting in Auckland on Monday morning, McAndrew and co-driver Sue O’Neill arrived at the finish after a week long battle against Australian Ray Vandersee.
Taking the win, McAndrew was able to put a Kiwi name atop the standings that has been dominated by Australians for the last four years.
Australian Ray Vandersee finished second in his Skelta G Force, while Emma Gilmour was third after leading the event after the first day.DUNLOP TARGA NEW ZEALAND FINAL PLACINGS
1. McAndrew/O’Neill 5:35.266
2. Vandersee/Neagle 5:36.022
3. Gilmour 5:41.009
4. Proctor/Callaghan 5:44.322
5. Maindonald/Gleeson 5:46.041
SUBSCRIBE BELOW TO READ THE FULL STORY
Love rallying? You’ve come to the right place.
Our team share the passion for rallying.
A subscription to RallySport Magazine gives you superior rally content from Australia, New Zealand and around the world – with deals, offers and experiences nobody can match. Our team is dedicated to providing an unrivalled experience that shares, supports and promotes the sport of rallying.
BASIC MEMBERSHIP
$79.99 / yearSign up now
Sign up now$7.49 / monthSign up now
Sign up nowPREMIUM MEMBERSHIP
$171.00 / yearSign up now
Sign up now$14.25 / monthSign up now
Sign up now
