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Rally Sardinia leg two results

Pos No. Class Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st Penalty ---- --- ----- -------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ---------- --------- --------- -------- 1. 4 A8 ...

Published: Jun 19, 2009, 7:56 PM

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 Pos No. Class Driver               Nat   Car                                  Time       Gap    To 1st  Penalty
---- --- ----- -------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ---------- --------- --------- --------
  1.   4 A8    Jari-Matti Latvala   FIN   Ford Focus                      2:58:03.5
  2.   3 A8    Mikko Hirvonen       FIN   Ford Focus                      2:58:13.4       9.9       9.9
  3.  11 A8    Petter Solberg       N     Citroen Xsara                   2:59:16.1    1:02.7    1:12.6
  4.   1 A8    Sebastien Loeb       F     Citroen C4                      2:59:18.3       2.2    1:14.8
  5.   7 A8    Evgeny Novikov       RUS   Citroen C4                      3:00:49.5    1:31.2    2:46.0
  6.   5 A8    Matthew Wilson       GB    Ford Focus                      3:03:06.3    2:16.8    5:02.8
  7.  10 A8    Khalid Al Qassimi    UAE   Ford Focus                      3:05:01.4    1:55.1    6:57.9
  8.   2 A8    Dani Sordo           E     Citroen C4                      3:07:22.3    2:20.9    9:18.8
  9.  21 A8    Mads Ostberg         N     Subaru Impreza                  3:10:32.5    3:10.2   12:29.0
 10.   6 A8    Henning Solberg      N     Ford Focus                      3:10:33.6       1.1   12:30.1
 11. 146 N4    Patrik Sandell       S     Skoda Fabia                     3:12:58.2    2:24.6   14:54.7
 12. 150 N4    Nasser Al-Attiyah    QA    Subaru Impreza                  3:13:21.7      23.5   15:18.2
 13. 147 N4    Armindo Araujo       P     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:14:07.8      46.1   16:04.3
 14.  63 N4    Jarkko Nikara        FIN   Mitsubishi Lancer               3:14:20.4      12.6   16:16.9
 15.  32 A6    Michal Kosciuszko    PL    Suzuki Swift                    3:14:27.5       7.1   16:24.0
 16.  38 A6    Martin Prokop        CZ    Citroen C2                      3:14:44.1      16.6   16:40.6
 17.   8 A8    Conrad Rautenbach    ZW    Citroen C4                      3:15:14.0      29.9   17:10.5
 18. 145 N4    Patrick Flodin       S     Subaru Impreza                  3:16:33.9    1:19.9   18:30.4
 19.  31 A6    Aaron Nicolai Burkar D     Suzuki Swift                    3:20:26.9    3:53.0   22:23.4
 20. 132 N4    Bernardo Sousa       P     Fiat Grande                     3:20:56.1      29.2   22:52.6
 21.  35 A6    Yoann Bonato         F     Suzuki Swift                    3:23:07.1    2:11.0   25:03.6
 22. 149 N4    Eyvind Brynildsen    N     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:24:54.2    1:47.1   26:50.7
 23.  12 A8    Sebastien Ogier      F     Citroen C4                      3:24:59.5       5.3   26:56.0
 24.  36 A6    Hans Weijs           NL    Citroen C2                      3:25:31.6      32.1   27:28.1
 25.  39 A7    Alessandro Bettega   I     Renault Clio                    3:26:14.5      42.9   28:11.0
 26.   9 A8    Federico Villagra    RA    Ford Focus                      3:31:03.4    4:48.9   32:59.9
 27. 138 N4    Gabor Mayer          H     Subaru Impreza                  3:34:08.7    3:05.3   36:05.2
 28.  22 A8    Pierlorenzo Zanchi   I     Subaru Impreza                  3:34:55.4      46.7   36:51.9
 29. 134 N4    Gianluca Linari      I     Subaru Impreza                  3:35:14.6      19.2   37:11.1
 30.  64 N4    Martin Semerad       CZ    Mitsubishi Lancer               3:35:15.6       1.0   37:12.1
 31.  89 N4    Andrea Pisano        I     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:35:50.1      34.5   37:46.6
 32.  83 N4    Bruno Bentivogli     I     Subaru Impreza                  3:36:32.7      42.6   38:29.2
 33. 137 N4    Frederic Sauvan      F     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:36:52.3      19.6   38:48.8
 34.  85 N4    Francesco Marrone    I     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:37:15.1      22.8   39:11.6
 35.  61 N4    Nicos Thomas         CY    Mitsubishi Lancer               3:42:12.1    4:57.0   44:08.6
 36. 148 N4    Hermann Gassner Jr.  D     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:45:46.9    3:34.8   47:43.4
 37.  82 N4    Giuseppe Dettori     I     Mitsubishi Lancer               3:49:21.1    3:34.2   51:17.6
 38.  87 N4    Davide Catania       I     Subaru Impreza                  3:51:14.0    1:52.9   53:10.5
 39.  34 A7    Luca Griotti         I     Renault Clio                    4:00:08.1    8:54.1 1:02:04.6
 40.  33 A6    Simone Bertolotti    I     Suzuki Swift                    4:01:10.2    1:02.1 1:03:06.7
 41. 136 N4    Egoi Eder Valdes Lop E     Subaru Impreza                  4:04:14.8    3:04.6 1:06:11.3
 42.  86 N4    Reijo Muhonen        FIN   Mitsubishi Lancer               4:05:28.3    1:13.5 1:07:24.8
 43.  91 A6    Matteo Cogoni        I     Citroen C2                      4:05:40.8      12.5 1:07:37.3
 44.  84 N4    Paolo Liceri         I     Mitsubishi Lancer               4:06:50.4    1:09.6 1:08:46.9
 45.  65 N4    Mark Tapper          NZ    Mitsubishi Lancer               4:09:04.3    2:13.9 1:11:00.8
 46.  88 N4    Gianmaria Serra      I     Mitsubishi Lancer               4:10:47.4    1:43.1 1:12:43.9

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