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Sanremo Rally route

Rally Route The route has undergone major changes following crowd congestion in the hills behind Sanremo last year. The service park has been switched from Sanremo to Imperia and the rally features some stages not used since the 1970s. However ...

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Rally Route

The route has undergone major changes following crowd congestion in the hills behind Sanremo last year. The service park has been switched from Sanremo to Imperia and the rally features some stages not used since the 1970s. However the ambitious plan to run a 43km stage encompassing the classics stages at Colla di Langan and the Passo di Teglia have been scrapped due to roadworks. They will now be split into two stages with a short link section in the middle. After a ceremonial start in Sanremo on Thursday evening the rally is based entirely in the mountains above the town. There are 386.86km of competition in a route of 1426.59km before the finish back in Sanremo on Sunday afternoon. The second leg is the longest of the three with 142.01km of stages.

<pre> SANREMO RALLY

ROUND 11 FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP 4 - 7 OCTOBER 2001

Thursday 4 October: Leg 1 Sanremo - Sanremo Start Sanremo 19.00 Finish Sanremo 19.15

Friday 5 October: Leg 1 (cont.) Sanremo - Sanremo Start Sanremo 06.00 SS1 Coldirodi 1 12.41km 08.24 SS2 Langan 1 25.29km 09.12 SS2bis Rezzo 1 12.29km 09.51 SS3 San Bernardo 1 19.44km 11.50 SS4 Nava 1 19.03km 12.45 SS5 Coldirodi 2 12.41km 15.50 SS6 Langan 2 25.29km 16.38 SS6bis Rezzo 2 12.29km 17.17 Finish Sanremo 19.58 Total 138.45km

Saturday 6 October: Leg 2 Sanremo - Sanremo Start Sanremo 06.00 SS7 Passo Teglia 1 14.32km 08.07 SS7bis Molini 1 25.29km 08.32 SS8 Perinaldo 1 12.16km 09.35 SS9 San Bernardo 2 19.44km 11.52 SS10 Nava 2 19.03km 12.47 SS11 Passo Teglia 2 14.32km 15.35 SS11bis Molini 2 25.29km 16.00 SS12 Perinaldo 2 12.16km 17.03 Finish Sanremo 20.02 Total 142.01km

Sunday 7 October: Leg 3 Sanremo - Sanremo Start Sanremo 06.00 SS13 S. Romolo 1 28.64km 08.32 SS14 Colle d'Oggia 1 15.19km 09.45 SS15 S. Romolo 2 28.64km 12.33 SS16 Colle d'Oggia 2 15.19km 13.46 Finish Sanremo 16.00 Total 87.66km Rally Total 368.12km

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