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Monte Carlo Rally final results

Pos Driver Car Class Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ------------------------ ----- --------- ------- ------- 1. Sebastien Loeb Citroen Xsara WRC A+ 4:13:05.6 2. Toni ...

Edited: Jan 26, 2005, 5:20 AM

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Pos Driver               Car                      Class      Time     Gap  To 1st
--- -------------------- ------------------------ ----- --------- ------- -------
 1. Sebastien Loeb       Citroen Xsara WRC        A+    4:13:05.6
 2. Toni Gardemeister    Ford Focus RS WRC 04     A+    4:16:03.9  2:58.3  2:58.3
 3. Gilles Panizzi       Mitsubishi Lancer WRC05  A+    4:16:45.7    41.8  3:40.1
 4. Markko Martin        Peugeot 307 WRC          A+    4:18:33.3  1:47.6  5:27.7
 5. Marcus Gronholm      Peugeot 307 WRC          A+    4:20:39.4  2:06.1  7:33.8
 6. Manfred Stohl        Citroen Xsara WRC        A     4:21:14.5    35.1  8:08.9
 7. Harri Rovanpera      Mitsubishi Lancer WRC05  A+    4:21:34.9    20.4  8:29.3
 8. Roman Kresta         Ford Focus RS WRC 04     A+*   4:22:23.7    48.8  9:18.1
 9. Alexandre Bengue     Skoda Fabia WRC          A+*   4:23:37.6  1:13.9 10:32.0
10. Antony Warmbold      Ford Focus RS WRC 04     A     4:28:14.7  4:37.1 15:09.1
11. Kris Meeke           Citroen C2               J     4:35:55.6  7:40.9 22:50.0
12. Kosti Katajamaki     Suzuki Ignis             J     4:36:10.1    14.5 23:04.5
13. Alan Scorcioni       Suzuki Ignis             J     4:37:35.9  1:25.8 24:30.3
14. Stephane Sarrazin    Subaru Impreza WRC 04    A+*   4:37:42.8     6.9 24:37.2
15. Daniel Sordo         Citroen C2               J     4:38:22.1    39.3 25:16.5
16. Luca Betti           Renault Clio             J     4:39:19.2    57.1 26:13.6
17. Eamonn Boland        Subaru Impreza WRC 03    A     4:39:39.6    20.4 26:34.0
18. Per-gunnar Andersson Suzuki Ignis             J*    4:39:55.8    16.2 26:50.2
19. Guy Wilks            Suzuki Ignis             J*    4:40:46.9    51.1 27:41.3
20. Pavel Valousek       Suzuki Ignis             J     4:41:10.4    23.5 28:04.8
21. Martin Prokop        Suzuki Ignis             J     4:44:54.0  3:43.6 31:48.4
22. Mirco Baldacci       Fiat Punto               J*    4:47:22.3  2:28.3 34:16.7
23. Marco Cristoforetti  Renault Clio             A     4:56:09.7  8:47.4 43:04.1
24. Ricardo Errani       Skoda Octavia WRC        A     5:10:24.3 14:14.6 57:18.7

+Eligible for WRC Manufacturers' Championship points *Failed to complete one or more stages; 5-minute penalty applied for each stage

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