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Rally Sardinia final results

@>Standings at the end of the stage: Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- ------- 1. Petter Solberg N Subaru Impreza ...

Published: Oct 3, 2004, 8:27 PM

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@>Standings at the end of the stage:

Pos Driver               Nat  Car                           Time     Gap  To 1st
--- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- -------
 1. Petter Solberg       N    Subaru Impreza WRC04     4:43:47.9
 2. Sebastien Loeb       F    Citroen Xsara WRC04      4:45:55.8  2:07.9  2:07.9
 3. Carlos Sainz         E    Citroen Xsara WRC04      4:47:08.8  1:13.0  3:20.9
 4. Andrea Navarra       I    Subaru Impreza WRC       4:54:04.0  6:55.2 10:16.1
 5. Francois Duval       B    Ford Focus RS WRC04      4:54:35.9    31.9 10:48.0
 6. Gianluigi Galli      I    Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    5:08:59.5 14:23.6 25:11.6
 7. Marcus Gronholm      FIN  Peugeot 307 WRC          5:10:27.1  1:27.6 26:39.2
 8. Antony Warmbold      D    Ford Focus RS WRC04      5:11:51.1  1:24.0 28:03.2
 9. Per-gunnar Andersson S    Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  5:12:51.5  1:00.4 29:03.6
10. Paolo Andreucci      I    Fiat Punto Super 1600    5:14:49.8  1:58.3 31:01.9
11. Guy Wilks            GB   Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  5:15:05.7    15.9 31:17.8
12. Mirco Baldacci       RSM  Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  5:15:41.7    36.0 31:53.8
13. Kosti Katajamaki     FIN  Suzuki Ignis Super 1600  5:16:31.1    49.4 32:43.2
14. Larry Cols           B    Renault Clio Super 1600  5:17:12.2    41.1 33:24.3
15. Nicolas Bernardi     F    Renault Clio Super 1600  5:18:47.7  1:35.5 34:59.8
16. Kris Meeke           GB   Opel Corsa Super 1600    5:26:22.3  7:34.6 42:34.4
17. Aki Teiskonen        FIN  Fiat Punto Super 1600    5:32:02.3  5:40.0 48:14.4
18. Alessandro Broccoli  RSM  Fiat Punto Super 1600    5:32:03.9     1.6 48:16.0
19. Giacomo Ogliari      I    Subaru Impreza Sti       5:41:12.3  9:08.4 57:24.4
20. Robert Butor         I    Citroen Saxo Super 1600  5:42:26.0  1:13.7 58:38.1
21. Toni Klemets         FIN  Subaru Impreza WRX       5:43:53.5  1:27.5 1:00:05
22. Franscesco Marrone   I    Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    5:43:55.8     2.3 1:00:07
23. Natalie Barratt      GB   Renault Clio Super 1600  5:47:03.4  3:07.6 1:03:15
24. Ivano Zipponi        I    Subaru Impreza Sti       5:56:28.9  9:25.5 1:12:41
25. Alan Scorcioni       I    Fiat Punto Super 1600    5:58:43.4  2:14.5 1:14:55
26. Davide Catania       I    Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    5:59:16.0    32.6 1:15:28
27. Ivan Pisciottu       I    Renault Clio Super 1600  6:06:29.9  7:13.9 1:22:42
28. Marco Bernadelli     I    Fiat Punto Super 1600    6:27:43.0 21:13.1 1:43:55
29. Raffaele Donadio     I    Mg Rover 105 Zr          7:33:29.0 1:05:46 2:49:41

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