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Safari Rally final standings

Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Tommi Makinen FIN Mitsubishi Lancer 8:58:37.0 2. Harri Rovanpera FIN ...

Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM

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Pos Driver               Nat   Car                          Time        Gap
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1. Tommi Makinen        FIN   Mitsubishi Lancer       8:58:37.0
 2. Harri Rovanpera      FIN   Peugeot 206             9:11:14.0    12:37.0
 3. Armin Schwarz        D     Skoda Octavia           9:16:12.0    17:35.0
 4. Francois Delecour    F     Peugeot 206             9:19:13.0    20:36.0
 5. Freddy Loix          B     Mitsubishi Carisma     10:42:39.0  1:44:02.0
 6. Gabriel Pozzo        RA    Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  11:05:23.0  2:06:46.0
 7. Marcos Ligato        RA    Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  11:06:47.0  2:08:10.0
 8. Rory Green           EAK   Subaru Impreza         11:54:33.0  2:55:56.0
 9. Azar Anwar           EAK   Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  12:12:00.0  3:13:23.0
10. Manfred Stohl        A     Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  13:39:40.0  4:41:03.0
11. Jari Latvala         FIN   Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  14:04:33.0  5:05:56.0
12. Lee Rose             EAK   Subaru Impreza         14:08:42.0  5:10:05.0
13. Don Smith            EAK   Subaru Impreza [N]     14:21:56.0  5:23:19.0
14. Fredrik Kayser       EAK   Subaru Impreza [N]     15:47:24.0  6:48:47.0
15. Meschell van Tongere EAK   Subaru Impreza         17:03:35.0  8:04:58.0

Leading retirements:

Stge Driver               Nat   Car                   Cause
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
SS13 Bruno Thiry          B     Skoda Octavia WRC     Accident
SS10 Petter Solberg       N     Subaru Impreza WRC    Wheel bearing
SS5  Carlos Sainz         E     Ford Focus WRC        Engine
SS4  Marcus Gronholm      FIN   Peugeot 206 WRC       Suspension
SS4  Didier Auriol        F     Peugeot 206 WRC       Accident/Fire
SS4  Toshihiro Arai       J     Subaru Impreza        Suspension
SS3  Colin McRae          GB    Ford Focus            Clutch
SS3  Roman Kresta         CZ    Skoda Octavia         Broken wheel
SS1  Richard Burns        GB    Subaru Impreza        Suspension

Class N leaders:

Pos Driver               Nat   Car                          Time        Gap
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1. Gabriel Pozzo        RA    Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  11:05:23.0  2:06:46.0
 2. Marcos Ligato        RA    Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  11:06:47.0  2:08:10.0
 3. Azar Anwar           EAK   Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  12:12:00.0  3:13:23.0
 4. Manfred Stohl        A     Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  13:39:40.0  4:41:03.0
 5. Jari Latvala         FIN   Mitsubishi Lancer [N]  14:04:33.0  5:05:56.0
 6. Don Smith            EAK   Subaru Impreza [N]     14:21:56.0  5:23:19.0

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