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Monte Carlo standings after Stage 13

[Moderator's note -- this article delayed due to temporary problems at MNI] http://www.acm.mc/rallye_news/index.html Classification after the 13th stage: pos. Numb. Driver Brand time gap to leader 1 ...

Edited: May 8, 2001, 12:19 PM

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[Moderator's note -- this article delayed due to temporary problems at MNI]

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Classification after the 13th stage:

pos. Numb. Driver Brand time gap to leader

1 4 LIATTI SUBARU 3.09.41 0.24 + 0.00 = 0.24 2 5 SAINZ FORD 3.09.44 0.27 + 0.09 = 0.36 3 1 MAKINEN MITSU 3.09.17 0.00 + 0.38 = 0.38 4 6 SCHWARZ FORD 3.13.00 3.43 + 0.34 = 4.17 5 2 NITTEL MITSU 3.17.48 8.31 + 0.48 = 9.19 6 11 DEPPING FORD 3.19.02 9.45 + 2.08 = 11.53 7 15 LUNDGAARD TOYOTA 3.23.52 14.35 + 2.01 = 16.36 8 10 BURRI SUBARU 3.24.09 14.52 + 1.49 = 16.41 9 23 TRELLES MITSU 3.26.36 17.19 + 2.17 = 19.36 10 9 HOLDERIED TOYOTA 3.27.05 17.48 + 2.53 = 20.41 11 25 KREMER MITSU 3.28.07 18.50 + 1.54 = 20.44 12 20 TRINER SKODA 3.29.34 20.17 + 1.21 = 21.38 13 24 STOHL MITSU 3.28.13 18.56 + 2.54 = 21.50 14 21 SIBERA SKODA 3.29.30 20.13 + 2.05 = 22.18 15 18 ROVANPERA SEAT 3.31.08 21.51 + 1.37 = 23.28 16 17 GOMEZ SEAT 3.33.38 24.21 + 5.46 = 30.07 17 8 LOIX TOYOTA 3.49.05 39.48 + 0.37 = 40.25 18 22 GASSNER PROTON 3.56.02 46.45 + 5.00 = 51.45

Retired drivers: 15 16 BARONI FORD 3.30.11 20.54 (retired after ES 12) 17 12 PONCE TOYOTA 3.32.07 22.50 (retired after ES 12) 5 7 AURIOL FORD 2.32.27 4.33 (retired after ES 10 ?) 20 19 NARISHKINE VW 3.04.25 36.06 (retired after ES 9) 21 3 McRAE SUBARU 1.39.21 26.26 (retired after ES 7)

Scratchs: ES Driver Driver Number of scratchs 1 Loix Liatti 6 2 Sainz Makinen 3 3 Makinen Loix 2 4 Liatti Sainz 1 5 Loix Schwarz 1 6 Liatti 7 Liatti 8 Schwarz 9 Liatti 10 Makinen 11 Liatti 12 Makinen 13 Liatti

-- http://www.mat.uc.pt/~rps/rally/ an ex-tifoso since 95/11/13

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