Rally Corse entry list
The rally starts today, May, 3 and ends May, 5. (The number in parenthesis is the order on the road for the first part of the rally) Number Driver/Co Driver G Manufacturer 1 (1) Didier Auriol A Toyota Celica GT ...
The rally starts today, May, 3 and ends May, 5.
(The number in parenthesis is the order on the road for the first part of the rally)
Number Driver/Co Driver G Manufacturer
1 (1) Didier Auriol A Toyota Celica GT Four Bernard Occelli 2 (5) Juha Kankkunen A Toyota Celica GT Four Nicky Grist 3 (9) Armin Schwarz A Toyota Celica GT Four Klaus Wicha 4 (6) Colin McRae A Subaru Impreza 555 Derek Ringer 5 (2) Carlos Sainz A Subaru Impreza 555 Luiz Moya 6 (10) Piero Liatti A Subaru Impreza 555 A. Alessandrini 7 (3) Francois Delecour A Ford Escort RS Cosworth Catherine Francois 8 (7) Bruno Thiry A Ford Escort RS Cosworth Stephane Prevot 9 (11) Patrick Bernardini A Ford Escort RS Cosworth J. M. Andrie' 11 (4) Tommi Makinen A Mitsubishi Lancer EV3 S. Harjanne 12 (8) Andrea Aghini A Mitsubishi Lancer EV3 S. Farnocchia 10 (12) Isolde Holderied N Mitsubishi Lancer EV2 Tina Thorner 14 (13) Rui Madeira N Mitsubishi Lancer EV2 Nuno Silva 15 (14) Jorge Recalde N Mitsubishi Lancer EV2 Martin Christie 16 (15) Emil Triner A/F2 Skoda Felicia Kit Car Pavel Stanc 17 (16) Jean Ragnotti A/F2 Renault Clio Maxi G. Thomonier 18 (17) Moahmed Bin-Sulayyyem N Toyota Celica GT Four Ronan Morgan 19 (18) Pavel Sibera A/F2 Skoda Felicia Kit Car Petr Gross 21 (20) Phillipe Bugalski A/F2 Renault Clio Maxi J. Chiarioni
A curiosity: McRae uses the number 4, which was not used since Bettega (?-85) and Toivonen (56-86) both died with that number.
I hope to post some results around 12:00 GMT.
[Note to the moderator: I have set the Followup, since I have noticed that sometimes your software sets it incorrectly.]
-- http://www.mat.uc.pt/~rps/photos <- include photos from the Portuguese Rally
.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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