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Steve Matterne

* **Lastname:** Matterne
* **Firstname:** Steve
* **Date of birth:** 25. 1. 1978
* **Nationality:** Belgium

## Biography

Nephew of Michel Peerenbooms (driver). Also a co-driver.

### Death of co-driver

Matterne's co-driver Rik Vanlessen, a successful Belgian businessman, died in the Rallye du Condroz-Huy 2018 after a fatal accident during the sixth stage of the competition on 3rd November 2018, when Matterne's Skoda Fabia R5 steered off course and hit an electricity pole at around 2pm. Despite the quick intervention of the medical service, Vanlessen did not survive the crash after numerous attempts to resuscitate him. Matterne sustained a non-life-threatening injury to his neck and was transferred to hospital.

The accident resulted in the withdrawals of several other competitors including Kris Princen, Melissa Debackere, Grégoire Munster and Guino Kenis, but the rally continued as normal.

## Gallery

#4 Škoda Fabia R5 [1-TVD-957]
35. Critérium Jean-Louis Dumont 2018
## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* eWRC-results.com
Stéphane Sarrazin

File:Stéphane Sarrazin.jpg
* **Lastname:** Sarrazin
* **Firstname:** Stéphane
* **Date of birth:** 2. 11. 1975 (Barjac)
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

Stéphane Jean-Marc Sarrazin, born 2nd November 1975, is a French rally car driver, a former Formula 1 driver and Formula E driver who currently competes in WRC, and was formerly a driver for the Subaru World Rally Team.
Sébastien Ogier

* **Lastname:** Ogier
* **Firstname:** Sébastien
* **Date of birth:** 17. 12. 1983 (Gap)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 2018, WRC 2017, WRC 2016, WRC 2015, WRC 2014, WRC 2013, JWRC 2008

## Biography

Sébastien Ogier, born 17th December 1983 in Gap, France is a French rally driver and six times World Rally Champion consecutively from 2013-18 driving for Volkswagen first, then M-Sport Ford. Currently drives for Citroën from 2019 having also driven for Volkswagen and M-Sport Ford.

Ogier is married to Andrea Kaiser, German TV presenter.
Yves Loubet

File:Yves Loubet.jpg
* **Lastname:** Loubet
* **Firstname:** Yves
* **Date of birth:** 31. 10. 1958 (Mostaganem)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall:** ERC 1989

## Biography

Yves Loubet (aka Publimmo) is a French rally driver born on October 31, 1958 in Mostaganem (Mostaganem, former French Algeria). His son Pierre-Louis Loubet is also rally driver.

## Gallery

#6 Ford Escort RS Cosworth
*Styllex Tuning Motorsport*
53. Rajd Polski 1996#7 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [4072 WWL 06]
44. Rallye International du Var 1998#62 Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V
67. Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo 1999
Ben Hunt

* **Lastname:** Hunt
* **Firstname:** Ben
* **Date of birth:** 16. 5. 1988
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

Titles

* **Overall:** New Zealand 2004
* **Class:** N/New Zealand 2003

## Biography

Ben Hunt (born 16 May 1988) is a New Zealand champion driver. Hunt became New Zealand national champion in 2015, driving a Subaru Impreza WRX STi with codriver Tony Rawstorn.

Best WRC finish is 21st at Rally New Zealand 2012, driving a Ford Fiesta ST, 5th in New Zealand and 1st in class.
Shawn Rayner

**Shawn Kennedy Rayner** (April 1965 - 29th December 2017) was an English driver who drove for Hehku Rally Sport in the British Historic Rally Championship.

In December 2017 he and his co-driver Steve Dear were killed in a crash at the Loco 2 Stages Rally, held at a private event at Bramley Camp, near Basingstoke.

He had originally retired from rallying in the 1990's after two major accidents but later made a comeback and drove in historic events in a Ford Escort Mk2. He was co-driven by Declan Dear for most of the 2017 season, but for the Bramley rally, Declan's 64-year-old father Steve took over the co-driver's seat.
Rory McNeile

File:Rory McNeile.jpg
* **Lastname:** McNeile
* **Firstname:** Rory
* **Date of birth:** 25. 5. 1961 (London)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Lieutenant Rory Hugh McNeile, from Dartmouth, Devon, is a British rally driver and Royal Navy officer. In the 1997 Rally GB, he competed in a Class N1 Peugeot 106 Rallye and came second in his class behind fellow Devonian Tim Hookway, driving the same model.
Seamus Burke

File:Seamus Burke.jpg
* **Lastname**: Burke
* **Firstname**: Seamus
* **Nationality**: Ireland

Titles

* **Overall**: O2WD/ARA 2018, 2WD/RA Central 2017, NLO/Rally America 2016, AWD/USRC 2007, Open AWD/USRC 2007, 4WD/USRC 2006, Open 4WD/USRC 2006, P1/ESRC 2005, P1/ESRC 2004

## Biography

Seamus Burke is an Irish-American rally racer living in Austell, Georgia. Burke is the father of professional racer Joseph and codriver Emma Burke.
Valtteri Bottas

* **Lastname:** Bottas
* **Firstname:** Valtteri
* **Date of birth:** 28. 8. 1989 (Nastola)
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

Formula 1 Driver, who drives for Mercedes. He is set to compete at the Arctic Lapland Rally 2019, which will be his competitive rallying debut, driving the M-Sport Ford Fiesta World Rally Car.

Bottas will contest the Arctic Lapland Rally from January 24-26 in a Fiesta similar to the one used by Sébastien Ogier to win the last two World Rally Championship titles.

Bottas's co-driver will be Timo Rautiainen, who navigated Marcus Gronholm to WRC crowns in 2000 and 2002.
Petter Solberg

* **Lastname:** Solberg
* **Firstname:** Petter
* **Date of birth:** 18. 11. 1974 (Askim)
* **Nationality:** Norway

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 2003
* **Class:** A/N/Norway 1998

## Biography

World Rally Champion in 2003, driving for Subaru. He is the first Norwegian to win the World championship.

Brother of Henning Solberg who is also a World Rally Championship driver. Petter is married to Swedish-born Pernilla Walfridsson, a driver and co-driver, and father of young driver Oliver Solberg.

Currently, he competes in the FIA World Rallycross Championship, becoming champion in 2014 & 2015.

## Gallery

#49 Volkswagen Polo GTI R5 [H-VW 594]
*Volkswagen Motorsport*
54. RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada 2018
Tom Kristensson

* **Lastname:** Kristensson
* **Firstname:** Tom
* **Date of birth:** 30. 4. 1991 (Lund)
* **Nationality:** Sweden

## Biogrpahy

Tom Krister Kristensson, born 30 April 1991 in Lund, is a Swedish rally driver, competing in JWRC in 2019.

In 2016 and 2017, Kristensson competed in the ADAC Opel Rallye Cup, finishing second in 2016 and winning 2017 championship.

## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* wrc.com
Rhys Yates

* **Lastname:** Yates
* **Firstname:** Rhys
* **Date of birth:** 6. 5. 1992 (Chesterfield)
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Overall:** MSA English 2015

## Biography

Rhys William Yates is an English rally racing driver from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, competing in the WRC and ERC. His father John Yates and brother James Yates are also accomplished drivers.
He made his WRC debut at Dayinsure Wales Rally GB 2016, finishid 32nd overall and 11th in WRC 2.

In the Rainworth Škoda Dukeries Rally 2015 Rhys was co-driver for his father John and they finished 6th.

In the Neil Howard Memorial Stages 2018 Rhys was co-driver for his brother James and they finished 2nd.
Taylor Bourne

File:Taylor Bourne.jpg
* **Lastname:** Bourne
* **Firstname:** Taylor
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

## Biography

Taylor Bourne is a New Zealand driver. He is the son of the late Peter 'Possum' Bourne and Peggy Bourne. Taylor competed in the Possum Bourne Memorial Rally 2013 driving a Subaru Impreza, co-driven by his stepfather, Rodney MP Mark Mitchell.
Ramana Lagemann

File:Ramana Lagemann.jpg
* **Lastname**: Lagemann
* **Firstname**: Ramana
* **Nationality**: USA

## Biography

Ramana Lagemann is an American rally car driver, who started his professional career driving for Subaru of America in 2002. He remained a Subaru factory driver through 2004. He has competed at the X Games Rally in 2006 and 2007, and has multiple wins in SCCA Group N and Open class.
Richard Burns

**Richard Alexander Burns**, born 17th January 1971 in Reading and died 25th November 2005 in London, was the 2001 World Rally Champion driving for Subaru and became the first Englishman to win the championship, having previously finished runner-up in the series in 1999 and 2000. He also drove for the Mitsubishi and Peugeot works teams.

Born in Reading, Berkshire, Richard Burns also helped Mitsubishi to the world manufacturers' title in 1998, and Peugeot in 2002. His co-driver in his whole career was Robert Reid. Burns was known by his smooth, methodical driving style, which was unusual for such a young driver of his generation. He was the patron for the Under 17 Car Club, of which he was an ex-Member.

After suffering a blackout in 2003 before the Rally of Great Britain and being diagnosed with a brain tumour, he withdrew from the World Rally Championship. Burns's seat for the final round of the 2003 season was taken by Freddy Loix who later became one of Peugeot's main drivers for the 2004 season.

Late on Friday, 25 November 2005, four years to the day after winning the World Rally Championship, Burns died in Westminster, London, aged 34, after having been in a coma for some days as a result of a brain tumour. He is survived by his father Alex and girlfriend Zoe Scott (née Keen). His death came two months after the death of Markko Märtin's co-driver Michael Park during the WRC round of Great Britain. Two years later, Britain's other world champion Colin McRae also died when he crashed his helicopter near his home in Lanark.
Teemu Suninen

* **Lastname:** Suninen
* **Firstname:** Teemu
* **Date of birth:** 1. 2. 1994 (Tuusula)
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

Current WRC driver for Malcolm Wilson's M-Sport WRC. Suninen won the WRC-3 class in the 2014 Rally Finland and 2015 Rally Italia Sardegna driving a Citroën DS3 R3T, and won the WRC-2 class in the 2015 Wales Rally GB driving a Škoda Fabia S2000.

The Finn competed full-time at the 2016 World Rally Championship-2 with a Škoda Fabia R5. He won at Mexico with TGS Worldwide, and at Italy and Poland with Oreca, finishing third in the drivers' championship behind Esapekka Lappi and Elfyn Evans.

For the 2017 World Rally Championship-2, he joined M-Sport to drive a Ford Fiesta R5. He scored a win at Spain and three runner-up finishes, ranking third in points Pontus Tidemand and Eric Camilli.

Suninen will do a double program with M-Sport in 2018, entering some races with a Ford Fiesta WRC and the rest with a Ford Fiesta R5.
Stephanie Simmonite

File:Stephanie Simmonite.jpg
* **Lastname:** Simmonite
* **Firstname:** Stephanie
* **Date of birth:** 9. 10. 1969 (Bradford)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Stephanie Jayne Simmonite is a female driver from Bradford, the most successful during the late 1990's. She and her sister and co-driver Rachael have formed a sisterly bond.

She drove for Ford from 1996-98 after previously driving for Honda in 1995.

In the 1995 British Rally Championship, Stephanie's first season in the championship, driving a Honda Civic she was placed 25th in the Championship and won the Pirelli Ladies' Cup easily with 46 points separating her from her nearest rival Jane Gunningham. Despite having retired from her first two events, she capitalised from Gunningham's own misfortune later on which saw her retire from the next four events.

In the 1996 British Rally Championship, she finished in fourth in the overall driver standings, the highest placed woman. She also won the Pirelli Ladies Cup again, when she once more defeated Jane Gunningham. The only lady to beat Stephanie in a race just so happened to be the former Ladies' Champion Louise Aitken-Walker, who returned to rallying after four years away.

In 1997, Stephanie retained the Ladies' Cup and finished every event as the top woman. In 1998, her title defence was ended by Barbara Armstrong of SEAT, who beat her to the Cup by a 10 point margin.
Pedro Heller

* **Lastname:** Heller
* **Firstname:** Pedro
* **Date of birth:** 14. 10. 1988
* **Nationality:** Chile

## Biography

Pedro Heller, born 14th October 1988, is a leading Chilean rally car driver, who finished in 10th place on Rally Argentina 2019, becoming Chile's first WRC point scorer since 1988. Heller is a recent convert to rallying and made his competitive debut in 2015 in his home country of Chile.

Like his younger brother, Alberto, Pedro Heller competes in WRC 2. In addition to winning his first championship point, the Chilean won the WRC 2 class for the first time at Rally Argentina 2019, following his brother's success in the same category in Rally Australia 2018.
W. A. E. Hurlock

**William Albert Edward Hurlock** was a British rally racer and businessman who was the chairman and managing director of A.C. Cars, Ltd, regularly taking part in cars built by his own company.

In 1932, Hurlock, a native of Walworth in Southwark, London, participated in the first-ever edition of RAC Rally, driving a Class 1 A.C. Acedes. Also in the year 1932, he competed in the Scottish Rally.

On 26 January 1937, Hurlock filed a U.S. patent application for a silencer for internal combustion engines.

## Personal life

Hurlock was born in 1886 in Walworth, London, and married Violet M. Shaw in Sussex in 1916, having four children. He died in 1964 in London at the age of 77.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.freepatentsonline.com/2124489.html
Tommi Mäkinen

* **Lastname:** Mäkinen
* **Firstname:** Tommi
* **Date of birth:** 26. 6. 1964 (Puuppola)
* **Nationality:** Finland

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 1999, WRC 1998, WRC 1997, WRC 1996

## Biography

Flying Finn who is one of the most successful WRC drivers of all time, ranking fifth in wins (24) and third in championships (4), tied with Juha Kankkunen behind Sébastien Ogier (5) and Sébastien Loeb (9).

He is a four-time World Rally Champion, a series he first won, and then successfully defended, continuously throughout 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999, on all occasions driving the Ralliart Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.

He is the head of the Toyota Gazoo Racing team, which competes in the World Rally Championship (WRC).

## Gallery

#1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [R66 MRE]
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998Title Celebration
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998
Taisko Lario

File:Taisko Lario.jpg
* **Lastname:** Lario
* **Firstname:** Taisko
* **Date of birth:** 4. 12. 1995
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

Taisko Casimir Lario is a Finnish driver, currently competing in the WRC.

Lario finished runner-up in the WRC-3 in 2018, behind Enrico Brazzoli, the last year of the WRC-3, winning Rallye Deutschland. However, without a 4 point drop Lario would have been the WRC-3 champion, as this meant Lario lost out to Brazzoli by one point.

In round 1, he competed with Michelin tyres, before switching to Pirelli.

Competitor in WRC-3 2018.
Paul Nagle

File:Paul Nagle.jpg
* **Lastname:** Nagle
* **Firstname:** Paul
* **Date of birth:** 29. 8. 1978 (Killarney)
* **Nationality:** Ireland

## Biography

Paul Nagle is an Irish co-driver. He is the current co-driver for Kris Meeke. They won their first WRC event at Rally Argentina 2015.

Other drivers he has co-driven includes Gareth MacHale, Craig Breen and Andreas Mikkelsen.

First WRC event at Rally Catalunya - Costa Brava 2004, as co-driver to Donie O'Sullivan driving a Ford Focus RS WRC '01.
Steve Dear

File:Steve Dear.jpg
* **Lastname**: Dear
* **Firstname**: Steve
* **Date of birth**: 1953
* **Date of death**: 29. 12. 2017 (Bramley Camp) (fatal accident)
* **Nationality**: UK

## Biography

Stephen C. Dear was a British co-driver from Reading, Berkshire who drove for Hehku Rally Sport in the British Historic Rally Championship. He was the father of Declan Dear, a regular co-driver of Shawn Rayner.

Steve Dear was a competitor in the BTRDA Gold Star, UK National and British Historic Championships among others, and he regularly competed with Graham Wilson.

During the 2017 season, his son Declan competed alongside Shawn Rayner in a Ford Escort MK2 in rounds of the Ireland Historic Rally Championship. For the Loco 2 Stages Steve took over.

### Death

In December 2017, Rayner and Dear were killed in a crash at the Loco 2 Stages Rally held at a private event at Bramley Camp, near Basingstoke.

In the wake of the double fatality, Declan said the crash would not put him off his rallying career and that it was a "freak accident", insisting that rallying was safe despite the MSA British Historic Rally Championship organisers' reminder of the inherent danger in motorsport.
Stephen Wedgbury

File:Stephen Wedgbury.jpg
* **Lastname:** Wedgbury
* **Firstname:** Stephen
* **Date of birth:** 27. 9. 1965 (Bridgnorth)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Stephen Graham Wedgbury from Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England, is a British driver.

He competed in the 1996 and 1997 British Rally Championships driving a Škoda Felicia. He was tenth placed in the British championship in 1996.

In the 1997 Rally GB, Wedgbury competed in a Class N2 Honda Civic VTi and won his class.

## Gallery

#31 Vauxhall Nova GSI [F746 YDH]
48. Perth Scottish Rally 1993
Rally Japan

**Rally Japan** was held for the first time in 2004, as a new round to the World Rally Championship and evolved from the APRC event Rally Hokkaido. Petter Solberg won the inaugural edition in his Impreza WRC. Mikko Hirvonen is the most successful driver here, having won it twice consecutively in 2007 and 2008. In 2009 the rally took a break but returned in 2010, being won by Sebastien Ogier's Citroën C4 WRC. In 2005, the Rally Hokkaido was re-organised as a seperate event.
Takamoto Katsuta

* **Lastname:** Katsuta
* **Firstname:** Takamoto
* **Date of birth:** 17. 3. 1993 (Nagoya)
* **Nationality:** Japan

## Biography

WRC 2 driver since 2016, driving for Tommi Mäkinen Racing. His codrivers have been Marko Salminen and Daniel Barritt. Winner of Rally Sweden 2018 in WRC 2.

Katsuta began his motorsport career in karts. He made his debut aged 12 and was crowned Formula Challenge Japan (FCJ) champion at the age of 18.

He progressed to Japanese Formula 3 and secured second place in the series at the age of 20. It was during the 2014 Formula 3 season that he branched out into rallying, adding a campaign in the All Japan Rally Championship to his calendar and taking his first victory in the JN class.
2017 Rallye National Epernay Vins de Champagne

The 2017 Rallye National Epernay Vins de Champagne is an asphalt rally in France that was held from 1-2 April 2017. This edition was won by Chris Van Woensel and Rik Snaet. It is part of the France Cup and France D2.

## Results

1. Chris Van Woensel
2. Raphaël Bouchy
3. Jean-Charles Beaubelique
4. Laurent Bayard
5. Laurent Viana
6. Lionel Comole
7. Eric Cunin
8. Vincent Christiann
9. Frédéric Rimbeaux
10. Eddie Lemaitre
11. Alain Vauthier
12. Jean-Luc Roché
13. Mathieu Walter
14. Pierre-Emile Duchene
15. Eddy Berthelot
16. Julien Croquet
17. Maxime Baillière
18. Tony Stique
19. Anthony Leduc
20. Patrick Quersin
21. Sylvain Fouteret
22. Benoît Viviet
23. Jérôme Guerin
24. Philippe Lefebvre
25. Francis Michel
26. Bernard Barbe
27. Mathieu Lapaille
28. Arnaud Robillot
29. Pascal Deroy
30. Brice Dumenil
31. Ludovic Varlet
32. Jean-Yves Pompon
33. Christophe Gourmand
34. Jean-Robert Nehr
35. Julien Bastien
36. Arnaud Cosson
37. Bruno Bocquet
38. Jérôme Janny
39. Frédéric Roussel
40. Laurent Audry
41. Yann Commere
42. Guillaume Pompon
43. Philippe Gaspin
44. Alexandre Houbart
45. Fabien Stankiewicz
46. Mathieu Mallet
47. Christian Barbosa
48. Georges Feutray
49. Jean-Sébastien Oudot
50. Pierre-Antoine Burgot
51. Emmanuel Tacquard
52. Olivier Pierquin
53. Guillaume Gruyer
54. Jonathan Da Mota
55. Raymond Pinchemail
56. Clément Rouyer
57. Nicolas Drouin
58. Emmanuel Annicotte
59. Guillaume Panizzut
60. Edith Deroy
61. Nicolas Wesolowski
62. Patrick Argiolas
63. Guillaume Leclercq
64. Jules Mougin
65. Yohan Poirot
66. Cyprien Deknudt
67. Gérald Marchand
68. François Thiebaut
69. Anthony Maillefert
Possum Bourne

* **Lastname:** Bourne
* **Firstname:** Peter "Possum"
* **Date of birth:** 13. 4. 1956 (Waikato)
* **Date of death:** 30. 4. 2003 (Dunedin) (road collision)
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

Titles

* **Overall:** APRC 2000, APRC 1994, APRC 1993, Australia 2002, Australia 2001, Australia 2000, Australia 1999, Australia 1998, Australia 1997, Australia 1996, New Zealand 1991

## Biography

Peter Raymond George Bourne, nicknamed Possum (13 April 1956 - 30 April 2003) was a New Zealand champion driver. He died under non-competitive circumstances while driving on a public road that was to be the track for an upcoming race.

Bourne won the New Zealand championship in 1991, as well as the Australian championship 7 times in a row, and the Asia-Pacific championship 3 times.

His best WRC finish is 3rd on the Rally of New Zealand 1987, driving a Subaru RX Turbo, with codriver Michael Eggleston.

## Gallery

#5 Subaru RX Turbo [TA 2734]
Subaru M.S.G.
18. AWA Clarion Rally of New Zealand 1987#10 Subaru Impreza 555 [L555 STE]
Subaru WRT
25. Rothmans Rally New Zealand 1994#10 Subaru Impreza 555 [L555 STE]
Subaru WRT
25. Rothmans Rally New Zealand 1994#20 Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00 [W24 SRT]
Subaru Rally Team Australia
14. Telstra Rally Australia 2001
Théo Chalal

* **Lastname:** Chalal
* **Firstname:** Théo
* **Date of birth:** 11. 6. 1990 (Vesoul)
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

Born in the commune of Vesoul, Haute-Saône, Chalal's rally career took off with him competing in the France Cup in a Twingo.

WRC 3 and WRC Junior driver in 2018, competing in the Rally of Sweden (51st overall, 11th in JWRC and 13th in WRC 3).

## External links

* www.wrc.com
* www.ewrc-results.com
Richard Tuthill

File:Richard Tuthill.jpg
* **Lastname:** Tuthill
* **Firstname:** Richard
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Richard Tuthill, from Banbury, Oxfordshire but originally from Birmingham, West Midlands, is a British driver and co-driver. He is the son of Francis Tuthill, who won the London-Sydney Marathon 1993. His sister Katy Tuthill is also a co-driver.

### World Rally Championship

Richard's best finish in WRC is 23rd overall at the Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1999, 2nd in PWRC and class driving a Class N4 Subaru Impreza. He is also the winner of the R-GT class at Rally Deutschland 2014, driving a Porsche 997 GT3 Cup RGT with co-driving legend, Stéphane Prévot.

### Other series

British Rally Championship driver 1997 & 1999. 2nd in Class N4 in 1999, driving a Subaru Impreza. 5th overall in SCCA Pro Rally 2001, where he was winner of the Cherokee Trails International Pro Rally and Wild West Pro Rally. Also winner of the Rally Costa Brava Historic 2008, driving a Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7.

## Gallery

#166 Volkswagen Fusca [E644 DJO]
48. Lombard RAC Rally 1992
Safari Rally

A crowd favourite for the Africans since 1953, the Safari Rally was known as East African Safari Rally upon introduction to the WRC for 1973. This rally often sets off from Kenya's capital Nairobi. First held in April, it was Shekhar Mehta's Datsun 240Z that took victory and since then, his countrymen Joginder Singh and Ian Duncan have followed in his footsteps. It was the scene of Richard Burns' first WRC win in 1998 and Colin McRae's last in 2002, and remained on the calendar until that year when Colin McRae became the last British driver for 13 years to win a WRC round.

In 2015, it was won by Jaspreet Singh who later became African Rally Champion. He performed a giant-killing act by beating previous winner Ian Duncan. Singh and co-driver Gurdeep Panesar drove their Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X R4 to overall honours. Four-time champion Carl Tundo made it to third and another previous champion in Baldev Chager only made it to fourth. Former British Rally Champion Tapio Laukkanen, in his Safari Rally debut, led in the earlier stages but later crashed out giving Singh the lead.
Umberto Accornero

* **Lastname:** Accornero
* **Firstname:** Umberto
* **Date of birth:** 6. 5. 1998
* **Nationality:** Italy

## Biography

Italian born driver living in the UK, and WRC 3 and WRC Junior driver since 2018, driving a Ford Fiesta R2T. His co-driver is Maurizio Barone.

Has also competed in Britain in the Junior 1000 championship, as well as the British Rally Championship and European Rally Championship.

## Gallery

Umberto Accornero and Maurizio Barone.jpgUmberto Accornero (left) and his co-driver Maurizio Barone.
## External links

* www.wrc.com
* www.ewrc-results.com
Richard Mason

File:Richard Mason.jpg
* **Lastname:** Mason
* **Firstname:** Richard
* **Date of birth:** 5. 3. 1978
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

Titles

* **Overall:** New Zealand 2014, New Zealand 2012, New Zealand 2011, New Zealand 2006, New Zealand 2005
* **Class:** 4WD/New Zealand 2012, Junior/New Zealand 2003

## Biography

Richard Vallance Mason (born 5 March 1978) is a New Zealand champion driver. Mason is a 5 times New Zealand national champion. He is married to Sara Mason, who is his codriver.
Walter Boyce

File:Walter Boyce.jpg
* **Lastname**: Boyce
* **Firstname**: Walter
* **Date of birth**: 25. 10. 1946 (Ottawa)
* **Nationality**: Canada

Titles

* **Overall**: Canada 1974, Canada 1973
* **Class**: Group A/SCCA Pro Rally 1986, Production/Canada 1982

## Biography

Walter Boyce, born 25th October 1946 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, is a Canadian former rally racer. He is the only Canadian to win a World Rally Championship event, which he managed at the 1973 Press-on-Regardless Rally in the United States. He took his second podium finish at the 1974 Rally of the Rideau Lakes in his home country, finishing third behind Sandro Munari and Simo Lampinen. Boyce was inducted into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame in 2003.
Raphaël Astier

File:Raphaël Astier.jpg
* **Lastname:** Astier
* **Firstname:** Raphaël
* **Date of birth:** 22. 1. 1991 (Montélimar)
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

Raphaël hails from Montélimar, the same town as Formula One racing driver Charles Pic, brother and fellow racing driver Arthur Pic and motorcycle racer Sylvain Guintoli.

2nd overall in WRC-2 2017, driving a Peugeot 208 R2, with 3 wins.

Currently competing in the FIA R-GT Cup in 2018, driving an Abarth 124 R-GT.
Stuart Cogger

File:Stuart Cogger.jpg
* **Lastname:** Cogger
* **Firstname:** Stuart
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Stuart Cogger is a British rally driver whose career began in 2013. In 2013, he was navigated by Declan Dear. In 2014, his navigator was Lee Bezuidenhout from Cranbrook and in 2015 and 2016 his regular co-driver was Ade Summers.

He is regularly co-driven by Ade Summers or Lee Bezuidenhout.
Rui Madeira

File:Rui Madeira.jpg
* **Lastname**: Madeira
* **Firstname**: Rui
* **Date of birth**: 1. 3. 1969 (Almada)
* **Nationality**: Portugal

Titles

* **Overall**: PWRC 1995
* **Class**: RC5/Portugal 2014, N/Portugal 1994, N/Portugal 1993

## Biography

Rui Adelino Pinto Madeira is a Portuguese rally car driver, born on 1st March 1969 in Almada. He became PWRC champion in 1995, driving Mitsubishi Lancer Evo's II and III. He is the first Portuguese rally driver to win an FIA rally title.
Valter Christian Jensen

* **Lastname:** Jensen
* **Firstname:** Valter Christian
* **Date of birth:**18. 5. 1949
* **Nationality:** Norway

Titles

* **Class:** 2/ERC Historic 2016, 2/ERC Historic 2010, 2/ERC Historic 2009, 2/ERC Historic 2008, A/Norway 1989, A 2.0/Norway 1988, A 2.0/Norway 1987, A/Norway 1986, B/Norway 1984, SP/Norway 1983, B/Norway 1982

## Biography

Currently leading the overall European Rally Championship historic standings for 2018.

Best WRC finish is 17th overall at International Swedish Rally 1988 driving a Mazda 323 4WD.
Cheerleaders

**Cheerleaders** is a song by **Caramella Girls**.

The song was released on April 4, 2016, even though the teaser was shown a year before. **Candy Girl** was released between said teaser and the video for this song.

The description says: "Follow the instructions and make your own dance, enjoy!".

## Timeline

* **Teaser**: March 22, 2015
* **Video**: April 4, 2016

## Credits

* **Written By**: Kristian Lagerström, Kim André Arnesen & **Caramella Girls**.

## Lyrics

Up and Down,

Spinning Around,

One step right then back into the middle!

Up and Down,

Jumping Around,

On and On and On!

We're running for the victory,

Party's on in every seat,

Everybody's got the beat.

And no one's ever gonna stop us now,

All around we're gonna roll them down!

Being the one and only team,

Reaching the highest dream...

We'll shout it out just a little louder!

We'll keep on taking it to the top!

You'll hold it on just a little tighter!

Never stop, never give it up!

Take it to the top now.

Never giving up now.

All can see they're gonna fail again.

Now we're free of every test,

We just got to push them back!

The Captain says they really got it all,

Only steady head before they fall.

We are the one and only team,

Reaching the highest dream!

We'll shout it out just a little louder!

We'll keep on taking it to the top!

You'll hold it on just a little tighter,

Never stop, never give it up!

Take it to the top now.

Never giving up now.

Up and Down,

Spinning Around,

One step right then back into the middle!

Up and Down,

Jumping Around,

One step left then put your hands together!

We'll shout it out just a little louder!

We'll keep on taking it to the top!

You'll hold it on just a little tighter,

Never stop, never give it up!

Up and Down,

Spinning Around,

One step right then back into the middle!

Up and Down,

Jumping Around,

On and On and On!

## Videos

* Uploads
* Teasers

Caramella Girls - Cheerleaders (Official)

Caramella Girls - Cheerleaders (Teaser)
Ramón Ferreyros

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* **Lastname:** Ferreyros
* **Firstname:** Ramón
* **Date of birth:** 27. 12. 1963 (Lima)
* **Nationality:** Chile

## Biography

Ramón Ferreyros Pomar (Lima, Perú, 27th December 1963) is a rally driver from Peru. He has competed in the World Rally Championship from 1998-2004 and scored three PWRC wins for Mitsubishi and was first Peruvian to finish in the top ten of a WRC rally.

But unfortunately that was during the time where only the top 6 would score points, whereas now the top 10 can. Under the current system, Ferreyros would be Peru's first points scorer in the WRC. This honour now belongs to Nicolás Fuchs.

Since 2005 he is married to popular astrologer Josie Diez-Canseco de la Guerra.
Matthew Hirst

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* **Lastname**: Hirst
* **Firstname**: Matthew
* **Nationality**: UK

## Biography

Matthew Hirst from Doncaster is an English rally driver, whose career began in 2016. He was co-driven by co-drivers including Stuart Popplewell, Alex Taylor, Declan Dear. Dear was his co-driver for much of the 2017 season and the crew established a successful partnership from there on.

In the 2018 season Matthew and Declan competing in both the BTRDA and Pirelli Welsh Gravel championship- alongside select tarmac outings.

In the 2019 season Matthew and Declan continued in the BTRDA and Pirelli Welsh Gravel championship.

The crew won their first event in 2019 outright with an overall victory on the Rally North Wales, claiming maximum points towards the Welsh Championship.

Going on to win the Wyedean to secure the 2019 Welsh Rally Championship

Carrer achivements

- 2019 Welsh Champion

-U23 Junior Welsh Drivers Champion

-Ravenol Welsh Challenge Champion

-Ian Butcher Trophy-

* www.ewrc-results.com
Piero Liatti

* **Lastname:** Liatti
* **Firstname:** Piero
* **Date of birth:** 7. 3. 1962 (Biella)
* **Nationality:** Italy

Titles

* **Overall:** ERC 1991

## Biography

Piero Liatti is an Italian rally driver. His specialty was driving on tarmac rallies like Monte Carlo, Catalunya, Corsica and the San Remo Rally. At the end of season 2017, Liatti is the last Italian driver to win a race in the World Rally Championship.
Rocco Theunissen

* **Lastname:** Theunissen
* **Firstname:** Rocco
* **Date of birth:** 5. 2. 1973
* **Date of death:** 19. 4. 2003 (Malta)
* **Nationality:** Netherlands

Titles

* **Overall:** Nederland 2000, Nederland 1999, Belgium 2002, Belgium 2000, Belgium National 1998
* **Class:** A8/Belgium National 1998, A/Belgium National 1998

## Biography

Double Dutch Rally Champion: 1999 and 2000 driving Toyota Corolla E110 WRC and double Belgian Rally Champion 2000 and 2002 driving Toyota Corolla E110 WRC.

He started racing in 1995, and remained with Duindistel from 1999 to 2003. His first major rally was the Tulip Rally in 1996.

He participated in 29 events counting for the European Championship, concentrated mainly in the Benelux (except the rallies of Turkey and Croatia in 2001), in just 5 full years.

He had a total of three co-drivers: Michel Smeets (1995-1997), Erwin Mombaerts (1999-2002), and Belgium's Lilly Genten (in 2002, born in 1966).
Simo Lampinen

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* **Lastname:** Lampinen
* **Firstname:** Simo
* **Date of birth:** 22. 6. 1943 (Porvoo)
* **Nationality:** Finland

Titles

* **Overall:** Finland 1967, Finland 1964, Finland 1963
* **Class:** Group 2/Finland 1975

## Biography

Simo Lampinen (born 22 June 1943 in Porvoo) is a Finnish former rally driver, and one of the first of the "Flying Finns" who came to dominate the sport.

Having contracted polio at a young age, Lampinen was left with a pronounced limp, and as a result he was granted a driving licence aged 17 so he could travel to and from school more easily. He quickly graduated to competitive driving, and won the Finnish Rally Championship twice in succession in 1963 and 1964.

His early victories were in the Saab 96, before being lured to Lancia in 1970 where he continued his winning ways. He also drove for Peugeot, Fiat and Triumph, though without the same success.

More recently, he has been Clerk of the Course at the Rally Finland, the event he won three times himself, and he has also assisted Saab in two racing events; their Saab 900 Talladega Challenge in Alabama in 1996 where several speed records were set, and the 2000 Pikes Peak race, when Per Eklund won in a race-prepped Saab 9-3 Viggen.
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Rally Ireland

The Rally Ireland was part of the WRC in both 2007 and 2009, being won by Sébastien Loeb in these years. Its beginning came in 2005, where Cockermouth teenager Matthew Wilson became the inaugural winner. In 2006, its winner was Eugene Donnelly. Then, it was announced that the World Rally Championship would arrive in Ireland for the first time with the Rally Ireland being the penultimate round before moving across the Irish Sea to Wales for the finale. It was there that 84 drivers started and 66 finished, being headed by the winner, Sébastien Loeb in a Citroën C4 WRC.

In 2009 it returned and Loeb won again, becoming Rally Ireland's first repeat winner. It was most notable for the early lead of JWRC stalwart Urmo Aava, his most successful performance in a World Rally Car, but the Estonian Aava fell to tenth by the end at Donegal. As the rally has not since been held again, Loeb maintains his 100% win ratio in WRC Ireland.
Sébastien Loeb

File:Sébastien Loeb.jpg
* **Lastname:** Loeb
* **Firstname:** Sébastien
* **Date of birth:** 26. 2. 1974 (Haguenau)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 2012, WRC 2011, WRC 2010, WRC 2009, WRC 2008, WRC 2007, WRC 2006, WRC 2005, WRC 2004, JWRC 2001, France 2001
* **Class:** 2WD/France Gravel 2000

## Biography

The most successful WRC driver ever, winning 9 World Championships consecutively between 2004-2012. Also, JWRC champion in 2001. He is currently driving for Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT in selected events in 2018 but will move to Hyundai WRT from 2019.

Other series in which he has competed include the 24 Hours of Le Mans (2nd overall in 2006), World Touring Car Championship (3rd overall in 2014 and 2015), FIA World Rallycross Championship (5th in 2016, 4th in 2017), and Dakar Rally (2nd overall in 2017).
Rally Monte-Carlo

The oldest rally that currently exists on the WRC calender is the Monte Carlo Rally that began way back in 1911. Since then, it has been on the WRC in every year since 1973, this not including 1996 as part of 2-Litre Cup and 2009 to 2011 as part of IRC. 2011, the 100th anniversary edition of the Rally Monte Carlo, was won by Bryan Bouffier. The same driver would get a podium in 2014 in WRC for Hyundai in its return to the series.

Sébastien Loeb's seven wins here is unlikely to be surpassed any time soon.
Rally China

In 1999, the Rally China made it to the WRC calendar for the first time. The 555 China Rally of 1999 was won by Didier Auriol of Toyota who beat Richard Burns to victory. The Rally China is also a round of the Asia-Pacific Rally Championship since 1997 when it was first run. The first Rally China was run in 1997 as a replacement to the Hong Kong - Beijing Rally.

The first two runnings of Rally China were won by Colin McRae in a Subaru Impreza WRC. Since then, more high profile drivers like "Possum" Bourne, Cody Crocker, and Colin's brother Alister have won the overall event. Most recently, the 2013 WRC Junior Champion Pontus Tidemand headed a 102-strong field of racers to win and thus eventually clinch the APRC title.

In 2016, this event will return to the WRC after 17 years, now known as Rally China Longyou.
Rhys Millen

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* **Lastname**: Millen
* **Firstname**: Rhys
* **Date of birth**: 6. 9. 1972
* **Nationality**: New Zealand

## Biography

Rhys Rodney Millen is a New Zealand-born driver living in the USA, who has competed in rally driving, rallycross and drifting. He is the nephew of IMSA GTS driver Steve Millen, son of Rodney and older brother of Ryan.
Terry Folb

* **Lastname**: Folb
* **Firstname**: Terry
* **Date of birth**: 26. 5. 1990 (Biarritz)
* **Nationality**: France

## Biography

Terry Folb is a French driver and JWRC and WRC 3 driver since 2015. He was born in Biarritz, Pyrénées-Atlantiques. He was the surprise package of the 2015 Junior WRC. In his first year of WRC action he ended the season with three consecutive second places to finish third in the standings.

Folb has moved quickly through rallying’s ranks. A season in France’s Renault Twingo R1 Trophy in 2013 was followed by a strong 2014 campaign, in which he steered a Citroën DS 3 R1 to third in both the French Junior Championship and the Citroën Racing Junior Trophy.

His pace increased rapidly in 2015 as he acclimated to the Junior WRC, ending the year with category podiums in France, Spain and Britain.

He has the support of Sébastien Loeb Racing in 2016 as the nine-time world champion enters his team into rallying for the first time.
Pentti Airikkala

* **Lastname:** Airikkala
* **Firstname:** Pentti
* **Date of birth:** 4. 9. 1945 (Helsinki)
* **Date of death:** 30. 9. 2009 (Bray)
* **Nationality:** Finland

Titles

* **Overall**: Great Britain 1979
* **Class**: Group 1/Finland 1974

## Biography

One of the "Flying Finns" who dominated world rallying in the past four decades. His career was more sporadic than many of his contemporaries, and he competed in only three World Rally Championship (WRC) events regularly; the two Scandinavian rallies (the 1000 Lakes and the Swedish Rally) and the RAC Rally in the United Kingdom.

He was Great Britain champion in 1979 driving for Vauxhall as well as 3rd place in 1981 driving for Ford. Since retiring from full-time international competition he operated a highly successful rally driving school in Oxfordshire teaching left-foot braking, where his roster of pupils included subsequent World Champions Colin McRae and Richard Burns.

Driver for Dealer Team Vauxhall, 1975-1980
Driver for Mitsubishi Motors UK & Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe, 1989.

## Gallery

#19 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 [E70 MMM]
45. Lombard RAC Rally 1989
Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings(2011)

Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings este un film horror aparut in 2011,regizat de Declan O'Brien,cu actorii Jennifer Pudavick,Tenika Davis si Kaitlyn Leeb in rolurile principale.Filmul este un prequel pentru Wrong Turn din 2003.

## Prezentare

Povestea incepe intr-o iarna,cand mai multi prieteni ajung la un sanatoriu abandonat,dupa ce se ratacesc.Aici cauta informatii despre loc si afla de niste canibali care ar fi ucis intreg personalul in urma cu multi ani.Asa,ei ajung vanati de canibali,trebuind sa se lupte pentru a ramane in viata.

## Recenzie

Le-ar fi egalat intr-o mare parte pe primele 3,dar a avut o regie oribila si un final penibil.Lucruri care-l ridica e actoria si atmosfera.

De la mine are nota 5.

## Distributie

* Jennifer Pudavick-Kenia
* Tenika Davis-Sara
* Kaitlyn Leeb-Bridget
* Terra Vnesa-Jenna
* Victor Zinck Jr-Kyle
* Dean Armstrong-Daniel
* Ali Tataryn-Lauren
* Samantha Kendrick-Claire
* Arne MacPherson-doctorul Brendan Ryan
* Kristen Harris-doctorita Ann Marie McQuaid
* Dave Harms-Porter decedat
Stig Blomqvist

**Stig Lennart Blomqvist** (born 29 July 1946 in Örebro) is a Swedish rally driver. He made his international breakthrough in 1971. Driving an Audi Quattro for the Audi factory team, Blomqvist won the World Rally Championship drivers' title in 1984 and finished runner-up in 1985. He won his home event, the Swedish Rally, seven times.
Yvan Muller

File:Yvan Muller.jpg
* **Lastname:** Muller
* **Firstname:** Yvan
* **Date of birth:** 16. 8. 1969 (Altkirch)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall:** ERC 1970, France 1970, France 1968

## Biogrpahy

Yvan Muller, born 16th August 1969 in Altkirch, Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France, is a French race car driver competing in the World Touring Car Cup 2019.

His WRC debut was at Rallye de France - Alsace 2010, having competed in three editions of Rally France for the WRC.
Rally GB

In 1932, the Rally GB, or RAC Rally as it was then called was first held and was won by Colonel A. H. Loughborough. Since then it has been held annually and since 1973 as part of the World Rally Championship. It has seen many memorable title decided since the 1998 WRC when Carlos Sainz broke down at Margam within sight of the title.

## Famous Moments

In 1932, this rally's first running, Colonel A. H. Loughborough won in a Lanchester.

The following year, Kitty Brunell, driving an AC Ace, became the first female winner of this event.

In 1972, the Leicesterian Roger Clark, a four time British Rally Champion from Narborough, was the first British winner of this event since Gerald Burgess in 1959, breaking the Scandinavian dominance of the previous 13 years. In 1976, he won again but this time as the WRC's first British rally winner.

In 1998, Tommi Mäkinen was pulled over by the local police and forced to retire after his Mitsubishi Carisma lost one of its wheels at Millbrook. This allowed Carlos Sainz to challenge for the title. Then, in fourth with just the final special stage to go, his Corolla broke down just mere metres from the finish, costing him his third title. As their stricken car lay on the side of the road, they were visibly frustrated. Bruno Thiry's Escort drove past and he explained his bewilderment at seeing Sainz stopped. This allowed Mäkinen to become a triple World Champion instead as the sister Carisma of Reading's Richard Burns became the first Briton since Roger Clark to win the Rally GB,

Then, in 2001, Richard Burns won his first title after his closest rivals for the championship, Tommi Mäkinen and Colin McRae both retired before the second day. McRae, the Scotsman, crashed out on stage 4 at Rhondda, after Mäkinen had earlier in the day lost a wheel on Stage 2 at St. Gwynno, similar to his 1998 incident. Burns was happy, knowing his title was guaranteed. When he reached the finish line on 25th November he was crowned England's first World Rally Champion.

In 2003, also another year to remember, the title was won by Petter Solberg. Richard Burns blacked out in his car on the way to the event, and became diagnosed with a brain tumor. It was also the final start of Tommi Mäkinen's career.

In 2005, Petter Solberg claimed his fourth consecutive win at Rally GB, but sadly the much-loved co-driver from Newent, Gloucestershire, Michael Park lost his life in a crash on stage 15 when Markko Martin collided with a tree.

In 2015, Kris Meeke had the highest finish for a British driver in Rally GB since 2000 when Richard Burns won for Subaru. He and his Irish co-driver Paul Nagle came second in their DS3. Overall victory honours went to World Champion Sébastien Ogier. But the event was overshadowed by the terrorist attacks that happened in Paris whilst Ogier and his compatriots were away.
Tony Cairoli

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* **Lastname:** Cairoli
* **Firstname:** Tony
* **Date of birth:** 23. 9. 1985 (Patti)
* **Nationality:** Italy

## Biography

Antonio Cairoli is an Italian nine-time Grand Prix motocross world champion and widely regarded as one of the greatest motocross riders of all time. On 5 August 2012, in Czech Republic, he won his 50th GP in World Championship.

Regularly competes at Monza Rally Show at Autodromo di Monza.
Pedro Matos Chaves

* **Lastname**: Matos Chaves
* **Firstname**: Pedro
* **Date of birth** 27. 2. 1965 (Porto)
* **Nationality**: Portugal

Titles

* **Overall**: Portugal 2000, Portugal 1999
* **Class**: A/Portugal 2001, A/Portugal 2000

## Biography

Portugal rally champion in 1999 & 2000, A class champion in 2000 & 2001. He has also competed in circuit racing.

Previously Pedro competed in Formula 1 during the 1991 World Championship for Coloni, but the season was a disastrous one, as Pedro failed to pre-qualify for any of his races. He also competed in 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2002 & 2003.

Pedro has since retired from racing and in 2006 became driver coach to A1 Team Lebanon. In 2008 he took over managerial duties in A1 Team Portugal. He is also managing the career of his son David.

## Gallery

#19 Toyota Corolla WRC [K-AM 5030]
33. TAP Rallye de Portugal 1999#21 Toyota Corolla WRC [K-AM 651]
34. TAP Rallye de Portugal 2000
Alien(1979)

Alien este un film sf-horror din 1979,regizat de Ridley Scott,cu actorii Sigourney Weaver,Tom Skeritt,Veronica Cartwright,Harry Dean Stanton,Ian Holm si Yaphet Kotto.

## Prezentare

Dupa ce nava NOSTROMO urma sa se intoarca pe Pamant,echipajul a interceptat o transmisie necunostuta de pe o planeta numita LV-426.Ajunsi pe planeta,cativa membri parasesc nava pentru investigatii.Pe drum,ei gasesc o nava extraterestra abandonata.Inauntru,descopera cuibul unei creaturi necunoscute.Dupa ce un ou din cuib e deranjat,echipajul nu constientizeaza pericolul ce-i paste,doar cand e prea tarziu.

## Recenzie

Printre cele mai bune filme horror vazute.Regizorul a fost excelent iar actorii au jucat bine.Are multe momente de suspans iar monstrul e bine conceput.

De la mine are nota 8.

## Distributie

* Sigourney Weaver-Ripley
* Tom Skeritt-Dallas
* Veronica Cartwright-Lambert
* Harry Dean Stanton-Brett
* Ian Holm-Ash
* Yaphet Kotto-Parker
* John Hurt-Kane
* Bolaji Badejo-Alien
* Helen Horton-vocea ,,Mamei,,
Stefaan Prinzie

* **Lastname:** Prinzie
* **Firstname:** Stefaan
* **Date of birth:** 25. 9. 1967 (Paris)
* **Nationality:** Belgium

## Biography

Stefaan Prinzie is originally from Paris, France. Stefaan lives in London, United Kingdom. He is married to Sharon Vermeulen, his codriver.

Stefaan currently competes in the Belgium historic championship driving an
Opel Ascona 400, as well as the French Gravel championship driving a Škoda Fabia R5.

## Gallery

#32 Opel Ascona 400 [1-PZN-597]
46. Short Rally van de Monteberg 2018
## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* Facebook
Prometheus(2012)

Prometheus este un film SF-Horror din 2012,regizat de Ridley Scott,cu actorii Noomi Rapace,Michael Fassbender si Charlize Theron in rolurile principale.Filmul este un prequel pentru filmul Alien din 1979.

## Prezentare

O expeditie incearca sa descopere originile omului,in cele mai intunecate locuri existente,la bordul navei Prometheus.Totusi,ei trebuie sa poate o lupta pentru a proteja viitorul rasei umane.

## Recenzie

A fost un film bun,interpretari bune si efecte reusite,totusi mi-a placut Alien mai mult.

De la mine are nota 7.

## Distributie

* Noomi Rapace-Elizabeth Shaw
* Michael Fassbender-David
* Charlize Theron-Vickers
* Idris Elba-Janek
* Guy Pearce-Peter Weyland
* Logan Marshall Green-Charlie Holloway
* Sean Harris-Fifield
* Rafe Spall-Millburn
* Kate Dickie-Ford
* Emun Elliott-Benedict
* Patrick Wilson-tatal lui Elizabeth
* Ian Whyte-Engineer