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Monte Carlo standings after SS6

Standings after SS6 (Plan de Vitrolles) Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- ------- 1. Marcus Gronholm FIN Peugeot 206 WRC ...

Published: Jan 26, 2003, 9:35 PM

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Standings after SS6 (Plan de Vitrolles)

Pos Driver               Nat  Car                           Time     Gap  To 1st
--- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- -------
 1. Marcus Gronholm      FIN  Peugeot 206 WRC          2:07:24.7
 2. Sebastien Loeb       F    Citroen Xsara            2:07:45.3    20.6    20.6
 3. Colin McRae          GB   Citroen Xsara            2:08:41.3    56.0  1:16.6
 4. Richard Burns        GB   Peugeot 206 WRC          2:09:18.6    37.3  1:53.9
 5. Carlos Sainz         E    Citroenxsara             2:09:20.4     1.8  1:55.7
 6. Markko Martin        EE   Ford Focus RS WRC 02     2:09:55.4    35.0  2:30.7
 7. Cedric Robert        F    Peugeot 206 WRC          2:12:05.8  2:10.4  4:41.1
 8. Armin Schwarz        D    Hyundai Accent WRC       2:12:28.5    22.7  5:03.8
 9. Roman Kresta         CZ   Peugeot 206 WRC          2:12:33.8     5.3  5:09.1
10. Francois Duval       B    Ford Focus RS WRC 02     2:12:41.7     7.9  5:17.0
11. Didier Auriol        F    Skoda Octavia WRC Evo    2:13:06.4    24.7  5:41.7
12. Freddy Loix          B    Hyundai Accent WRC       2:14:50.5  1:44.1  7:25.8
13. Mikko Hirvonen       FIN  Ford Focus RS WRC 02     2:15:44.2    53.7  8:19.5
14. Gilles Panizzi       F    Peugeot 206 WRC          2:17:22.6  1:38.4  9:57.9
15. Olivier Burri        CH   Toyota Corolla WRC       2:21:44.7  4:22.1 14:20.0
16. Anthony Warmbold     F    Ford Focus WRC 02        2:24:45.6  3:00.9 17:20.9
17. Simon Jean-joseph    F    Renault Clio 1.6 - 16v   2:28:17.4  3:31.8 20:52.7
18. Eamonn Boland        IRL  Subaru Impreza WRC       2:29:10.3    52.9 21:45.6
19. Daniel Carlsson      S    Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  2:29:24.6    14.3 21:59.9
20. Gergely Szabo        H    Toyota Corolla WRC       2:30:01.4    36.8 22:36.7
21. Brice Tirbassi       F    Renault Clio             2:30:54.4    53.0 23:29.7
22. Kosti Katajamaki     FIN  Volkswagen Polo          2:31:28.8    34.4 24:04.1
23. Philippe Roux        CH   Ford Focus               2:33:04.0  1:35.2 25:39.3
24. Alessandro Broccoli  RSM  Opel Corsa               2:35:06.3  2:02.3 27:41.6
25. Marcos Ligato        RA   Fiat Punto               2:35:35.8    29.5 28:11.1
26. Oscar Svedlund       S    Volkswagen Polo          2:36:39.8  1:04.0 29:15.1
27. Guy Wilks            GB   Ford Puma                2:37:18.1    38.3 29:53.4
28. Urmo Aava            EE   Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  2:37:54.3    36.2 30:29.6
29. Ville-pertti Teurone FIN  Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  2:38:07.1    12.8 30:42.4
30. Juraj Sebalj         CR   Renault Clio             2:38:23.8    16.7 30:59.1
31. Serge Bernardin      F    Peugeot 206 WRC          2:38:49.1    25.3 31:24.4
32. Salvador Canellas    E    Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  2:39:50.9  1:01.8 32:26.2
33. Massimo Ceccato      I    Fiat Punto               2:40:52.6  1:01.7 33:27.9
34. Beppo Harrach        A    Ford Puma                2:42:02.2  1:09.6 34:37.5
35. Abdo Feghali         RL   Ford Puma                2:42:21.2    19.0 34:56.5
36. Mirco Baldacci       RSM  Fiat Punto               2:46:31.5  4:10.3 39:06.8
37. Luca Cecchettini     I    Fiat Punto Super 1600    2:46:43.5    12.0 39:18.8
38. Krum Donchev         BG   Peugeot 206              2:48:35.0  1:51.5 41:10.3
39. Martin Stenshorne    N    Ford Puma                2:50:39.4  2:04.4 43:14.7
40. Riccardo Errani      I    Skoda Octavia WRC Evo    2:54:35.9  3:56.5 47:11.2
41. Kris Meeke           GB   Opel Corsa               2:58:58.3  4:22.4 51:33.6

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