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Rally Route The route is virtually identical to last October's event with just one stage, the 36.73km test from Petreto to Ampaza, being run in the opposite direction to 2001 on both the first and second legs. It is once again based around the ...

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Rally Route

The route is virtually identical to last October's event with just one stage, the 36.73km test from Petreto to Ampaza, being run in the opposite direction to 2001 on both the first and second legs. It is once again based around the Camp dell'Oro service park close to Ajaccio's airport and the opening leg runs north-east and south-east of the island's principal town. The second day, the longest of the event with almost 155km of stages, is primarily based to the north with the short final leg to the south. The route covers just eight tests, each run twice, and drivers face 396.28km of stages in a total distance of just 938.03km. It is so compact that more than 42% of the rally route is competitive. <pre> Tour De Corse Round 3 FIA World Rally Championship 8 - 10 March 2002

Friday 8 March: Leg 1 Ajaccio - Ajaccio Start Ajaccio 08.00 SS1 Cuttoli - Peri 17.72km 08.56 SS2 Ocana - Radicale 28.64km 09.44 SS3 Petreto - Ampaza 36.73km 11.55 SS4 Cuttoli - Peri 17.72km 14.04 SS5 Ocana - Radicale 28.64km 14.52 Finish Ajaccio 16.44 Total 129.45km

Saturday 9 March: Leg 2 Ajaccio - Ajaccio Start Ajaccio 08.00 SS6 Petreto - Ampaza 36.73km 09.24 SS7 Gare de Carbuccia - Gare D'Ucciani 10.66km SS8 Vero - Pont D'Azzana 18.28km 12.05 SS9 Lopigna - Sarrola 30.11km 12.40 SS10 Gare de Carbuccia - Gare D'Ucciani 10.66km 15.01 SS11 Vero - Pont D'Azzana 18.28km 15.26 SS12 Lopigna - Sarrola 30.11km 16.01 Finish Ajaccio 17.56 Total 154.83km

Sunday 10 March: Leg 3 Ajaccio - Ajaccio Start Ajaccio 08.20 SS13 Penitencier Coti - Chiavari - Pietra Rossa 24.21km 09.29 SS14 Pont De Calzola - Agosta Plage 31.79km 10.05 SS15 Penitencier Coti - Chiavari - Pietra Rossa 24.21km 12.07 SS16 Pont De Calzola - Agosta Plage 31.79km 12.43 Finish Ajaccio 14.36 Total 112.00km

Rally Total 396.28km

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