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Monte Carlo standings after Stage 8

[Moderator's note -- this article delayed due to temporary problems at MNI] http://www.acm.mc/rallye_news/index.html Classification after the 8th stage: (1) after the 6th stage (2) after the 7th stage (3) in the 8th stage (4) after the 8th ...

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

http://www.acm.mc/rallye_news/index.html

Classification after the 8th stage: (1) after the 6th stage (2) after the 7th stage (3) in the 8th stage (4) after the 8th stage

pos. Numb. Driver Brand time gap to leader (1) (2) (3) (4)

1 1 MAKINEN MITSU 1.37.12 16 + 12 = 28 2 5 SAINZ FORD 1.37.09 31 + 01 = 32 3 4 LIATTI SUBARU 1.37.33 24 + 25 = 49 4 6 SCHWARZ FORD 1.39.50 3.18 + 00 = 3.18 5 7 AURIOL FORD 1.40.23 3.54 + 22 = 4.16 6 11 DEPPING FORD 1.42.52 6.33 + 17 = 6.50 7 2 NITTEL MITSU 1.42.51 6.34 + 23 = 6.57 8 10 BURRI SUBARU 1.45.13 9.25 + 59 = 10.24 9 8 LOIX TOYOTA 1.39.21 10.45 + 43 = 11.28 10 15 LUNDGAARD TOYOTA 1.47.04 10.51 + 45 = 11.36 11 9 HOLDERIED TOYOTA 1.46.27 11.05 + 1.08 = 12.13 12 23 TRELLES MITSU 1.45.55 10.56 + 1.19 = 12.15 13 24 STOHL MITSU 1.46.14 11.47 + 1.02 = 12.49 14 25 KREMER MITSU 1.47.07 11.46 + 1.13 = 12.59 15 20 TRINER SKODA 1.46.58 12.01 + 1.04 = 13.05 16 21 SIBERA SKODA 1.47.02 12.00 + 1.10 = 13.10 17 16 BARONI FORD 1.48.17 12.49 + 1.21 = 14.10 18 18 ROVANPERA SEAT 1.47.57 13.19 + 1.08 = 14.27 19 12 PONCE TOYOTA 1.49.46 13.58 + 1.12 = 15.10 20 17 GOMEZ SEAT 1.51.46 16.10 + 1.43 = 17.53 22 19 NARISHKINE VW 2.01.22 28.15 + 3.16 = 31.31 23 22 GASSNER PROTON 1.46.52 36.07 + 1.36 = 37.43

21 3 McRAE SUBARU 1.39.21 26.26 --- (retired)

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

McRae stopped in the road between the ES 7 and ES 8 waiting for their mechanics. He broke the front left wheel and the rear left suspension. Later he retired.

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

.pt is Portugal| `Whom the gods love die young'-Menander (342-292 BC) Europe | Villeneuve 50-82, Toivonen 56-86, Senna 60-94

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