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Rally Turkey SS18 results

SS18 (Kemer 2) results Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- ------- 1. Marcus Gronholm FIN Peugeot 206 WRC ...

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SS18 (Kemer 2) results

Pos Driver               Nat  Car                           Time     Gap  To 1st
--- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- -------
 1. Marcus Gronholm      FIN  Peugeot 206 WRC            14:46.5
 2. Colin McRae          GB   Citroen Xsara              14:56.1     9.6     9.6
 3. Richard Burns        GB   Peugeot 206 WRC            14:58.0     1.9    11.5
 4. Markko Martin        EE   Ford Focus RS WRC 02       14:59.9     1.9    13.4
 5. Francois Duval       B    Ford Focus RS WRC 02       15:03.1     3.2    16.6
 6. Gilles Panizzi       F    Peugeot 206 WRC            15:05.7     2.6    19.2
 7. Tommi Makinen        FIN  Subaru Impreza WRC 2003    15:11.0     5.3    24.5
 8. Carlos Sainz         E    Citroen Xsara              15:15.3     4.3    28.8
 9. Freddy Loix          B    Hyundai Accent WRC 3       15:20.7     5.4    34.2
10. Toni Gardemeister    FIN  Skoda Octavia WRC Evo      15:25.9     5.2    39.4
11. Juuso Pykalisto      FIN  Peugeot 206 WRC            15:38.4    12.5    51.9
12. Alistair Ginley      GB   Ford Focus WRC             15:54.7    16.3  1:08.2
13. Saulius Girdauskas   LT   Mitsubishi Lancer Evo      17:05.6  1:10.9  2:19.1
14. Balazs Benik         H    Ford Focus WRC RS 01       17:15.4     9.8  2:28.9
15. Kosti Katajamaki     FIN  Volkswagen Polo            17:24.2     8.8  2:37.7
16. Salvador Canellas    E    Suzuki Ignis               18:09.0    44.8  3:22.5
17. Emin Ali Sipahi      TR   Mitsubishi Lancer Evo      18:35.5    26.5  3:49.0
18. Luca Cecchettini     I    Fiat Punto                 18:42.9     7.4  3:56.4
19. Simon Jean Joseph    F    Renault Clio               19:02.5    19.6  4:16.0
20. Guy Wilks            GB   Ford Puma                  19:14.5    12.0  4:28.0
21. Dimitar Iliev        BG   Peugeot 206                19:23.3     8.8  4:36.8
22. Ville-pertti Teurone FIN  Suzuki Ignis               19:26.4     3.1  4:39.9
23. Vedat Diker          TR   Mitsubishi Lancer Evo      19:27.4     1.0  4:40.9
24. Mitat Diker          TR   Fiat Palio                 19:47.2    19.8  5:00.7
25. Abdo Feghali         RL   Ford Puma                  20:32.4    45.2  5:45.9
26. Kuvvet Erim          TR   Citroen Saxo VTS           22:49.2  2:16.8  8:02.7
27. Volkan Isik          TR   Fiat Palio Super 1600      41:08.5 18:19.3 26:22.0

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