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Rally Turkey SS7 results
SS7 (Olympos 1) results Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- ------- 1. Harri Rovanpera FIN Peugeot 206 WRC ...
Published: Mar 1, 2003, 11:55 PM
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SS7 (Olympos 1) results
Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st
--- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- -------
1. Harri Rovanpera FIN Peugeot 206 WRC 16:45.1
2. Francois Duval B Ford Focus RS WRC 02 16:48.5 3.4 3.4
3. Tommi Makinen FIN Subaru Impreza WRC 2003 16:54.0 5.5 8.9
4. Richard Burns GB Peugeot 206 WRC 16:54.5 0.5 9.4
5. Colin McRae GB Citroen Xsara 16:55.3 0.8 10.2
6. Carlos Sainz E Citroen Xsara 16:56.5 1.2 11.4
7. Marcus Gronholm FIN Peugeot 206 WRC 16:57.4 0.9 12.3
8. Markko Martin EE Ford Focus RS WRC 02 16:58.3 0.9 13.2
9. Gilles Panizzi F Peugeot 206 WRC 17:02.5 4.2 17.4
10. Freddy Loix B Hyundai Accent WRC 3 17:07.3 4.8 22.2
11. Juuso Pykalisto FIN Peugeot 206 WRC 17:18.9 11.6 33.8
12. Toni Gardemeister FIN Skoda Octavia WRC Evo 17:22.0 3.1 36.9
13. Serkan Yazici TR Ford Focus WRC 17:54.1 32.1 1:09.0
14. Alistair Ginley GB Ford Focus WRC 18:04.0 9.9 1:18.9
15. Balazs Benik H Ford Focus WRC RS 01 18:29.8 25.8 1:44.7
16. Simon Jean Joseph F Renault Clio 18:46.5 16.7 2:01.4
17. Marcos Ligato RA Fiat Punto 19:09.4 22.9 2:24.3
18. Daniel Carlsson S Suzuki Ignis 19:16.2 6.8 2:31.1
19. Salvador Canellas E Suzuki Ignis 19:17.2 1.0 2:32.1
20. Saulius Girdauskas LT Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 19:17.9 0.7 2:32.8
21. Kosti Katajamaki FIN Volkswagen Polo 19:20.6 2.7 2:35.5
22. Guy Wilks GB Ford Puma 19:24.5 3.9 2:39.4
23. Alessandro Broccoli RSM Opel Corsa 19:28.9 4.4 2:43.8
24. Volkan Isik TR Fiat Palio Super 1600 19:30.2 1.3 2:45.1
25. Celal GÜlerhan TR Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 19:37.5 7.3 2:52.4
26. Ville-pertti Teurone FIN Suzuki Ignis 19:42.7 5.2 2:57.6
27. Massimo Ceccato I Fiat Punto 19:44.1 1.4 2:59.0
28. Sebastian Ceccone F Citroen Saxo 20:31.3 47.2 3:46.2
29. Emin Ali Sipahi TR Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 20:38.0 6.7 3:52.9
30. Dimitar Iliev BG Peugeot 206 20:52.6 14.6 4:07.5
31. Juraj Sebalj CR Renault Clio 20:57.5 4.9 4:12.4
32. Kuvvet Erim TR Citroen Saxo VTS 21:00.1 2.6 4:15.0
33. Nurkan Yurdakul TR Citroen Saxo VTS 21:13.6 13.5 4:28.5
34. Vedat Diker TR Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 21:37.6 24.0 4:52.5
35. Mitat Diker TR Fiat Palio 21:37.9 0.3 4:52.8
36. Luca Cecchettini I Fiat Punto 23:34.2 1:56.3 6:49.1
37. Abdo Feghali RL Ford Puma 24:06.7 32.5 7:21.6
38. Ali GÜlan TR Citroen Saxo 43:18.4 19:11.7 26:33.3
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