Talk:Ian Duncan

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I'm going to "appropriate" this redirect, partly to fix the wikilinks from the World Rally Championship results pages, and partly because I've never heard of Iain Duncan Smith being referred to as "Ian Duncan" (especially with the mis-spelled first name). I therefore don't think a disambiguation page is necessary. Regards, -- DeLarge 18:36, 16 July 2006 (UTC)