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Rally Sardinia final results

Pos No. Class Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st Penalty --- --- ----- -------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ---------- --------- --------- -------- 1. 1 A8 Sebastien ...

Published: May 20, 2008, 12:04 PM

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Pos No. Class Driver               Nat   Car                                  Time       Gap    To 1st  Penalty
--- --- ----- -------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ---------- --------- --------- --------
 1.   1 A8    Sebastien Loeb       F     Citroen C4                      3:57:17.2
 2.   3 A8    Mikko Hirvonen       FIN   Ford Focus                      3:57:27.8      10.6      10.6
 3.   4 A8    Jari-Matti Latvala   FIN   Ford Focus                      3:57:32.5       4.7      15.3
 4.   7 A8    Gigi Galli           I     Ford Focus                      3:58:59.7    1:27.2    1:42.5
 5.   2 A8    Dani Sordo           E     Citroen C4                      3:59:22.8      23.1    2:05.6
 6.   6 A8    Chris Atkinson       AUS   Subaru Impreza                  4:02:25.8    3:03.0    5:08.6
 7.  10 A8    Henning Solberg      N     Ford Focus                      4:03:18.2      52.4    6:01.0
 8.  16 A8    Urmo Aava            EE    Citroen C4                      4:03:38.5      20.3    6:21.3
 9.  12 A8    Per-Gunnar Andersson S     Suzuki SX4                      4:05:05.9    1:27.4    7:48.7
10.   5 A8    Petter Solberg       N     Subaru Impreza                  4:06:58.2    1:52.3    9:41.0
11.  19 A8    Mads Ostberg         N     Subaru Impreza                  4:07:09.1      10.9    9:51.9
12.   8 A8    Matthew Wilson       GB    Ford Focus                      4:07:24.5      15.4   10:07.3
13.  15 A8    Conrad Rautenbach    ZW    Citroen C4                      4:07:35.8      11.3   10:18.6
14.   9 A8    Federico Villagra    RA    Ford Focus                      4:08:18.5      42.7   11:01.3
15.  35 A6    Michal Kosciuszko    PL    Suzuki Swift                    4:21:52.9   13:34.4   24:35.7
16.  14 A8    Khalid Al Qassimi    UAE   Ford Focus                      4:26:06.2    4:13.3   28:49.0
17.  48 A7    Alessandro Bettega   I     Renault Clio                    4:26:17.8      11.6   29:00.6
18.  76 N4    Moreno Cenedese      I     Mitsubishi Lancer               4:30:47.9    4:30.1   33:30.7
19.  77 N4    Fabio Frisiero       I     Mitsubishi Lancer               4:31:38.5      50.6   34:21.3
20.  33 A6    Aaron Nicolai Burkar D     Citroen C2                      4:32:14.6      36.1   34:57.4
21.  46 A6    Shaun Gallagher      IRL   Citroen C2                      4:32:40.9      26.3   35:23.7
22.  42 A6    Sebastien Ogier      F     Citroen C2                      4:37:39.8    4:58.9   40:22.6
23.  39 A7    Stefano Albertini    I     Renault Clio                    4:38:01.7      21.9   40:44.5
24.  74 N4    Adriano Lovisetto    I     Mitsubishi Lancer               4:43:04.3    5:02.6   45:47.1
25.  87 N3    Vytautas Baranauskas LT    Ford Fiesta                     4:46:55.5    3:51.2   49:38.3
26.  41 A6    Patrik Sandell       S     Renault Clio                    4:47:29.2      33.7   50:12.0
27.  44 A6    Hans Weijs Jr.       NL    Citroen C2                      4:48:07.7      38.5   50:50.5
28.  32 A6    Jaan Molder          EE    Suzuki Swift                    4:48:36.0      28.3   51:18.8
29.  79 N4    Francesco Marrone    I     Mitsubishi Lancer               4:49:16.6      40.6   51:59.4
30.  84 A7    Alessandro Broccoli  RSM   Renault Clio                    4:49:28.9      12.3   52:11.7
31.  31 A6    Martin Prokop        CZ    Citroen C2                      4:50:55.1    1:26.2   53:37.9
32.  34 A6    Andrea Cortinovis    I     Renault Clio                    4:51:43.4      48.3   54:26.2
33.  90 N3    Burcu Cetinkaya      TR    Ford Fiesta                     5:00:26.4    8:43.0 1:03:09.2
34.  71 N4    Giuseppe Dettori     I     Mitsubishi Lancer               5:02:27.9    2:01.5 1:05:10.7
35.  47 A7    Gilles Schammel      LUX   Renault Clio                    5:09:08.2    6:40.3 1:11:51.0
36.  38 A6    Francesco Fanari     I     Citroen C2                      5:09:11.6       3.4 1:11:54.4
37.  89 N3    Koray Muratoglu      TR    Ford Fiesta                     5:22:29.4   13:17.8 1:25:12.2
38.  85 A7    Gerri Pranzoni       I     Renault Clio                    5:23:59.6    1:30.2 1:26:42.4
39.  93 N1    Raffaele Donadio     I     Rover MG                        6:24:30.6 1:00:31.0 2:27:13.4

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