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Monte Carlo Leg 2 standings

Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- ------- 1. Sebastien Loeb F Citroen Xsara WRC 2:54:22.6 2. Francois Duval ...

Published: Jan 25, 2004, 8:22 PM

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Pos Driver               Nat  Car                           Time     Gap  To 1st
--- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- -------
 1. Sebastien Loeb       F    Citroen Xsara WRC        2:54:22.6
 2. Francois Duval       B    Ford Focus RS WRC 3      2:55:51.3  1:28.7  1:28.7
 3. Markko Martin        EE   Ford Focus RS WRC 3      2:56:04.3    13.0  1:41.7
 4. Marcus Gronholm      FIN  Peugeot 307 WRC          2:56:20.5    16.2  1:57.9
 5. Petter Solberg       N    Subaru Impreza WRC 2003  2:57:54.4  1:33.9  3:31.8
 6. Freddy Loix          B    Peugeot 307 WRC          2:58:56.7  1:02.3  4:34.1
 7. Gilles Panizzi       F    Mitsubishi Lancer WRC04  3:02:11.6  3:14.9  7:49.0
 8. Antony Warmbold      D    Ford Focus RS WRC 2      3:04:27.1  2:15.5 10:04.5
 9. Olivier Burri        CH   Subaru Impreza WRC       3:07:00.3  2:33.2 12:37.7
10. Josef Beres          SK   Hyundai Accent WRC       3:08:40.8  1:40.5 14:18.2
11. Jussi Valimaki       FIN  Hyundai Accent WRC       3:10:34.5  1:53.7 16:11.9
12. Nicolas Bernardi     F    Renault Clio             3:10:41.9     7.4 16:19.3
13. Urmo Aava            EE   Suzuki Ignis             3:11:06.1    24.2 16:43.5
14. Luca Rossetti        I    Citroen Saxo VTS         3:14:51.1  3:45.0 20:28.5
15. Alessandro Broccoli  RSM  Fiat Punto               3:15:58.7  1:07.6 21:36.1
16. Kris Meeke           GB   Opel Corsa               3:17:23.3  1:24.6 23:00.7
17. Larry Cols           B    Renault Clio             3:20:20.6  2:57.3 25:58.0
18. Mirco Baldacci       RSM  Suzuki Ignis             3:20:43.9    23.3 26:21.3
19. Mathieu Biasion      F    Fiat Punto               3:27:55.2  7:11.3 33:32.6
20. Luca Cecchettini     I    Renault Clio             3:31:17.7  3:22.5 36:55.1
21. Per-gunnar Andersson S    Suzuki Ignis             3:33:03.0  1:45.3 38:40.4
22. Jari-matti Latvala   FIN  Ford Puma                3:38:50.3  5:47.3 44:27.7

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