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Cyprus Rally final results

Pos No. Class Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st Penalty ---- --- ----- -------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ---------- --------- --------- -------- 1. 1 A8 ...

Published: Jun 19, 2009, 7:47 PM

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 Pos No. Class Driver               Nat   Car                                  Time       Gap    To 1st  Penalty
---- --- ----- -------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ---------- --------- --------- --------
  1.   1 A8    Sebastien Loeb       F     Citroen C4                      4:50:34.7
  2.   3 A8    Mikko Hirvonen       FIN   Ford FOCUS                      4:51:01.9      27.2      27.2
  3.  11 A8    Petter Solberg       N     Citroen XSARA                   4:52:24.1    1:22.2    1:49.4
  4.   2 A8    Dani Sordo           E     Citroen C4                      4:53:01.0      36.9    2:26.3
  5.   5 A8    Matthew Wilson       GB    Ford FOCUS                      4:57:15.7    4:14.7    6:41.0
  6.   8 A8    Conrad Rautenbach    ZW    Citroen C4                      5:01:46.6    4:30.9   11:11.9
  7.   9 A8    Federico Villagra    ARG   Ford FOCUS                      5:03:53.2    2:06.6   13:18.5
  8.  14 A8    Khalid Al Qassimi    UAE   Ford FOCUS                      5:04:18.8      25.6   13:44.1
  9. 146 N4    Patrik Sandell       S     Skoda FABIA                     5:10:11.3    5:52.5   19:36.6
 10. 147 N4    Armindo Araujo       P     Mitsubishi LANCER               5:10:29.6      18.3   19:54.9
 11. 144 N4    Nasser Al-Attiyah    QA    Subaru IMPREZA                  5:11:10.1      40.5   20:35.4
 12.   4 A8    Jari-Matti Latvala   FIN   Ford FOCUS                      5:12:59.0    1:48.9   22:24.3
 13. 133 N4    Toshi Arai           J     Subaru IMPREZA                  5:18:45.4    5:46.4   28:10.7
 14.  38 A6    Martin Prokop        CZ    Citroen C2                      5:20:54.0    2:08.6   30:19.3
 15. 140 N4    Andis Neiksans       LV    Mitsubishi LANCER               5:21:46.6      52.6   31:11.9
 16. 160 N4    Charalambos Timotheo CY    Subaru IMPREZA                  5:22:01.7      15.1   31:27.0
 17.  32 A6    Michal Kosciuszko    PL    Suzuki SWIFT                    5:22:30.8      29.1   31:56.1
 18.   6 A8    Henning Solberg      N     Ford FOCUS                      5:23:38.8    1:08.0   33:04.1
 19. 148 N4    Gaurav Singh Gill    IND   Subaru IMPREZA                  5:31:22.2    7:43.4   40:47.5
 20. 137 N4    Frederic Sauvan      F     Mitsubishi LANCER               5:39:10.2    7:48.0   48:35.5
 21.  31 A6    Aaron Nicolai Burkar D     Suzuki SWIFT                    5:40:42.9    1:32.7   50:08.2
 22. 138 N4    Gabor Mayer          H     Subaru IMPREZA                  5:42:27.4    1:44.5   51:52.7
 23.  64 N4    Eraklis Velissariou  CY    Subaru IMPREZA                  5:47:03.4    4:36.0   56:28.7
 24. 134 N4    Gianluca Linari      I     Subaru IMPREZA                  5:58:12.3   11:08.9 1:07:37.6
 25. 136 N4    Egoi Eder Valdes Lop E     Subaru IMPREZA                  6:05:18.7    7:06.4 1:14:44.0

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