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Tour de Corse Final standings

Pos Driver Nat Car Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- ------- 1. Petter Solberg N Subaru Impreza WRC 03 4:20:15.3 2. Carlos Sainz ...

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Pos Driver               Nat  Car                           Time     Gap  To 1st
--- -------------------- ---- ------------------------ --------- ------- -------
 1. Petter Solberg       N    Subaru Impreza WRC 03    4:20:15.3
 2. Carlos Sainz         E    Citroen Xsara            4:20:51.9    36.6    36.6
 3. Francois Duval       B    Ford Focus RS WRC 3      4:20:57.0     5.1    41.7
 4. Marcus Gronholm      FIN  Peugeot 206 WRC          4:21:24.5    27.5  1:09.2
 5. Colin McRae          GB   Citroen Xsara            4:21:41.3    16.8  1:26.0
 6. Gilles Panizzi       F    Peugeot 206 WRC          4:22:14.0    32.7  1:58.7
 7. Tommi Makinen        FIN  Subaru Impreza WRC 03    4:22:41.1    27.1  2:25.8
 8. Richard Burns        GB   Peugeot 206 WRC          4:22:52.0    10.9  2:36.7
 9. Philippe Bugalski    F    Citroen Xsara            4:23:02.1    10.1  2:46.8
10. Mikko Hirvonen       FIN  Ford Focus RS WRC 2      4:24:10.7  1:08.6  3:55.4
11. Toni Gardemeister    FIN  Skoda Fabia WRC          4:25:25.2  1:14.5  5:09.9
12. Cedric Robert        F    Peugeot 206 WRC          4:28:02.7  2:37.5  7:47.4
13. Sebastien Loeb       F    Citroen Xsara            4:29:49.3  1:46.6  9:34.0
14. Anthony Warmbold     F    Ford Focus WRC 02        4:34:46.0  4:56.7 14:30.7
15. Mark Higgins         GB   Subaru Impreza           4:49:09.7 14:23.7 28:54.4
16. Niall McShea         GB   Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    4:49:47.8    38.1 29:32.5
17. Toshihiro Arai       J    Subaru Impreza           4:50:45.4    57.6 30:30.1
18. Martin Rowe          GB   Subaru Impreza           4:54:51.8  4:06.4 34:36.5
19. Janusz Kulig         PL   Mitsubishi Lancer        4:55:46.2    54.4 35:30.9
20. Stig Blomqvist       S    Subaru Impreza WRX Sti   4:55:51.4     5.2 35:36.1
21. Stanislav Griazine   RUS  Mitsibushi Evo           4:57:19.3  1:27.9 37:04.0
22. Eddie Mercier        F    Renault Clio 2 RS Ragnot 4:57:34.5    15.2 37:19.2
23. Bob Colsoul          B    Mitsibushi Lancer        4:57:57.3    22.8 37:42.0
24. Christian Habani     F    Renault Clio Super 1600  5:01:56.2  3:58.9 41:40.9
25. Ricardo Trivino Buja MEX  Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    5:07:13.9  5:17.7 46:58.6
26. Didier Cormoreche    F    Peugeot 206 WRC          5:08:50.2  1:36.3 48:34.9
27. Jose Micheli         F    Toyota Corolla           5:13:01.7  4:11.5 52:46.4
28. Jean-marc Poisson    F    Honda Integra            5:27:11.7 14:10.0 1:06:56
29. Riccardo Errani      I    Mitsubishi Lancer        5:28:17.8  1:06.1 1:08:02
30. Herve Tomaselli      F    Peugeot 106 S16          5:30:09.9  1:52.1 1:09:54
31. Paul Ristori         F    Peugeot 106 S16          5:36:40.1  6:30.2 1:16:24
32. Joakim Roman         S    Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    5:41:35.0  4:54.9 1:21:19
33. Stefano Marrini      I    Mitsubishi Lancer Evo    5:41:50.3    15.3 1:21:35
34. Christophe Rocard    F    Renault 106 Rallye       5:59:59.9 18:09.6 1:39:44

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