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Monte Carlo: SS14 results

Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Petter Solberg N Subaru Impreza WRC 2001 22:02.2 2. Gilles Panizzi ...

Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM

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Pos Driver               Nat  Car                           Time     Gap  To 1st
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 1. Petter Solberg       N    Subaru Impreza WRC 2001    22:02.2
 2. Gilles Panizzi       F    Peugeot 206 WRC            22:09.2     7.0     7.0
 3. Colin McRae          GB   Ford Focus RS WRC 02       22:12.9     3.7    10.7
 4. Carlos Sainz         E    FordFocus RS WRC 02        22:13.0     0.1    10.8
 5. Sebastien Loeb       F    Citroen Xsara WRC          22:29.0    16.0    26.8
 6. Tommi Makinen        FIN  Subaru Impreza WRC 2001    22:30.0     1.0    27.8
 7. Marcus Gronholm      FIN  Peugeot 206 WRC            22:31.9     1.9    29.7
 8. Markko Martin        EE   Ford Focus RS WRC 02       22:40.2     8.3    38.0
 9. Richard Burns        GB   Peugeot 206 WRC            22:40.7     0.5    38.5
10. Bruno Thiry          B    Peugeot 206 WRC            22:44.6     3.9    42.4
11. Francois Delecour    F    Mitsubishi Lancer WRC Evo  22:51.2     6.6    49.0
12. Toni Gardemeister    FIN  Skoda Octavia WRC Evo      22:51.9     0.7    49.7
13. Manfred Stohl        A    Toyota Corolla WRC         22:59.1     7.2    56.9
14. Alister McRae        GB   Mitsubishi Lancer WRC Evo  23:04.0     4.9  1:01.8
15. Armin Kremer         D    Ford Focus RS WRC          23:17.5    13.5  1:15.3
16. Kenneth Eriksson     S    Skoda Octavia WRC Evo      23:19.3     1.8  1:17.1
17. Richard Hein         MC   Subaru Impreza WRC         24:24.8  1:05.5  2:22.6
18. Nicola Caldani       I    Peugeot 206 XS             24:30.5     5.7  2:28.3
19. Francois Duval       B    Ford Puma                  24:33.9     3.4  2:31.7
20. Roger Feghali        RL   Ford Puma                  24:38.4     4.5  2:36.2
21. David Doppelreiter   A    Peugeot 206 XS             24:45.1     6.7  2:42.9
22. Daniel Carlsson      S    Ford Puma                  24:52.4     7.3  2:50.2
23. Nikolaus Schelle     D    Suzuki Ignis               25:10.1    17.7  3:07.9
24. Alejandro Galanti    PY   Ford Puma                  25:12.7     2.6  3:10.5
25. Alexander Foss       N    Ford Puma                  25:26.0    13.3  3:23.8

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