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ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rallye 2017

The ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rallye 2017 is an eve which was held in St.Wendel, Germany from 3th-4th March 2017
It is the first round of the 2017 German Rally Championship.
It was won by Fabian Kreim/Frank Christian.

## Results

1. Fabian Kreim
2. Christian Riedemann
3. René Mandel
4. Sandro Wallenwein
5. Dominik Dinkel
6. Albert von Thurn und Taxis
7. Christoph Brugger
8. Chewon Lim
9. Philipp Knof
10. Jari Huttunen
11. Hermann Gassner
12. Carsten Mohe
13. Jacob Madsen
14. Nico Leschhorn
15. Steven Gisch
16. Sebastian Schwinn
17. Michael Bieg
18. Walter Gromöller
19. Erik Morée
20. Sebastian von Gartzen
21. Roman Schwedt
22. Uwe Gropp
23. Konstantin Keil
24. Melanie Schulz
25. Benjamin Schmitt
26. Tamara Molinaro
27. Nico Knacker
28. Johannes Dambach
29. Philipp Hetz
30. Sascha Winter
31. Tom Kässer
32. Michael Ecker
33. Max Schumann
34. Tarek Hamadeh-Spaniol
35. Peter Wald
36. Jonas Rinke
37. Nino Weiland
38. Lukas Hein
39. Nils Hildebrandt
40. Alexander Herrmann
41. Torben Nebel
42. Toni Mosel
43. Andreas Henning
44. Han Hoendervangers
45. Heinz-Otto Sagel
46. Niklas Stötefalke
47. Ville Silvasti
48. Timo Grätsch
49. Norman Kreuter
50. Coralie Schneider
51. Rainer Wicke
52. Thomas Weirather

### Did not finish

* Georg Berlandy
* Peter Corazza
* Josef Wecker
* Georges Goedert
* Olaf Müller
* Sascha Roth
* Peter Müller
* Frédéric Hauswald
* Maximilian Schmidt
* Florian Treitz
* Tobias Schmitz

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32. Jim Clark Memorial Rally 2002

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## Gallery

#2 Justin Dale#4 Kris Meeke#7 Simon Hughes#10 David Higgins#12 Andrew Nesbitt#14 Jonny Milner#18 Eamonn Boland#19 Peadar Hurson#23 Robert Woodside#32 James Foley#34 Raymond Munro#25 Alistair Ginley#26 Maurice Gass#30 Seamus Leonard#48 Daniel Dunbabin#51 Martin Sansom#67 Rob Gill#68 Eugene Meegan#76 Vicente Frontinan#79 Neil Burgess
Carlos Sainz

* **Lastname:** Sainz
* **Firstname:** Carlos
* **Date of birth:** 12. 4. 1962 (Madrid)
* **Nationality:**Spain

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 1992, WRC 1990, APRC 1990, Spain 1988, Spain 1987

## Biography

Carlos Sainz Cenamor is a Spanish rally driver. He won the World Rally Championship drivers' title with Toyota in 1990 and 1992, and finished runner-up four times. Constructors' world champions to have benefited from Sainz are Subaru (1995), Toyota (1999) and Citroën (2003, 2004 and 2005). In the 2018 season he is one of the official drivers of the Team Peugeot Total.

Nicknamed El Matador, Sainz previously held the WRC record for most career starts until Finnish co-driver Miikka Anttila broke the record. He was also the first non-Nordic driver to win the 1000 Lakes Rally in Finland. He came close to repeating the feat at the Swedish Rally finishing second four times and third twice. Besides WRC successes, he has won the Dakar Rally (2010, 2018), the Race of Champions (1997) and the Asia-Pacific Rally Championship (1990). His co-drivers were Antonio Boto, Luís Moya and Marc Martí.

His son, Carlos Sainz Jr., born on 1 September 1994, is also a professional racing driver, currently competing for Ferrari in Formula One. His brother Antonio Sainz also drives rally cars.
21. Int. ADMV Lausitz Rallye 2018

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## Results

1. Fabian Kreim
2. Matthias Kahle
3. Jaroslav Orsák
4. Ferenc Kiss
5. Marcin Słobodzian
6. Daniel Chwist
7. Roman Schwedt
8. Maciej Stolarski
9. Arnt Gustav Olsen
10. Tomáš Kurka
11. Dark Liebehenschel
12. Krzysztof Polak
13. Hermann Gassner sr.
14. Erik Cais
15. Paweł Poletyło
16. Raphael Ramonat
17. Ken Milde
18. Hermann Gassner jr.
19. Krzysztof Bubik
20. Enrico Oldrati
21. Paweł Hankiewicz
22. Raffael Sulzinger
23. Lars Martin Stensbøl
24. Jan Petersen
25. Błażej Czekan
26. Robby Fechner
27. Klim Baikov
28. Dirk Klemund
29. Kai Günther
30. Wiesław Zagon
31. Dirk Richter
32. Adrian Pawłowski
33. Nick Heilborn
34. Stefan Helin
35. Werner Müller
36. Torsten Brunke
37. Uwe Stock
38. Rigo Sonntag
39. Jan Eriksson
40. Radosław Perkowski
41. Sylwester Płachytka
42. Rafael Klein
43. Filip Šimík
44. Conrad Rüdiger
45. Pierre Günther
46. Jakub Kotalewicz
47. Gábor Király
48. Martin Gerstenberger
49. Jonna Eson Brådhe
50. Thomas Böhm
51. Patrick Rodewald
52. Thomas Grimm
53. Uwe Neumann
54. Fabian Schulze
55. Eckhardt Eichhorst
56. Tomáš Bělohradský
57. Enrico Wenger

### DNF

* Anders Grøndal
* Kristian Poulsen
* Jan Sýkora
* Marc Bach
* Bjørn Bækkevold
* Václav Dunovský
* Dominik Brož
* Alois Scheidhammer
* Jeffrey Wiesner
* Ulf Linnbach
* Kenneth Trysnes
* Michael Gerber
* Rune Kittelsen
* Thomas Schultz
* Jan Schneider
* Patryk Dudziński
* Andrzej Łapkiewicz
* Ruairi Marcus Bell
* Jan Weidner
* Aurimas Eidžiūnas
* Jiří Křišťan
* Michael Kaiser
35. Critérium Jean-Louis Dumont 2018

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## Results

1. Steve Matterne/Rik Vanlessen
2. Matthias Boon/Marc Huysegems
3. Barry Groundwater/Neil Shanks
4. Jean-Frédéric Colignon/Jérôme Monjoie
5. Jimmy D'Hondt/Christophe Henderix
6. Emmanuel Cantraine/Anthony Riccio
7. Kenny Herbillon/Fernand Danloy
8. Kevin Humblet/Laurent Delvaux
9. Thierry Lefin/Nathalie Lefin
10. Marc Janssens/Mario Leys

## Gallery

#1 Kris Princen [Škoda Fabia R5] (DNF)#2 Jonas Langenakens [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (DNF)#3 Jean-Luc Berleur [Citroën DS3 R5] (DNF)#4 Steve Matterne [Škoda Fabia R5] (1st)#5 Matthias Boon [Subaru Impreza] (2nd)#6 Jos Pennartz [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X (DNF)#7 Craig Pennington [Volkswagen Polo Proto] (DNF)#8 Luc Lemmens [BMW M3 E46] (DNF)#9 Brian Watson [Subaru Impreza S11 WRC '05] (DNF)#10 Hein Jonkers [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6.5] (DNF)#15 Bert Truyens [Subaru Impreza STi N14] (DNF)#16 Bart Vrijdaghs [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII] (DNF)#17 Barry Groundwater [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (3rd)#19 Yannick Peigneur [BMW M3 E36] (DNF)#20 Eddy Vandevelde [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (DNF)#21 Darrell Taylor [Porsche 996 GT3] (DNF)#22 Robby Moers [Porsche 996 GT3] (DNF)#23 Jimmy D'Hondt [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (5th)#24 Johnny Poelmans [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (DNF)#25 Emmanuel Cantraine [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX] (6th)#27 Kevin Theuwissen [BMW M3 E36] (29th)#30 Christophe Lux [Subaru Impreza WRX STi] (33rd)#31 Eric Lefevre [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII] (DNF)#32 Patrick Keyen [BMW 130i] (DNF)#34 Frank Nijs [Subaru Impreza STi] (52nd)#36 James Avis [Porsche 996 GT3] (DNF)#38 Pascal Lemince [Subaru Impreza STi] (18th)#40 Ief Fruyt [BMW E30] (53rd)#41 Robin Roggeman [BMW E36] (41st)#42 Erik Dams [Toyota Corolla AE 86] (16th)#43 Karl Kraus [Audi TT] (DNF)#44 Didier Bosseloir [Honda Civic Type-R R3] (DNF)#45 Adrien Gossiaux [Renault Clio RS] (DNF)#47 Tony Shields [Opel Astra GSi 16V] (DNF)#48 Mark van de Hel [Opel Astra GSi 16V] (26th)#49 Peter Van Loo [Citroën DS3 R3T] (DNF)#51 Julien Delleuse [Opel Astra GSi 16V] (DNF)#52 Jean-Michel Dumont [Peugeot 206 RC] (DNF)#53 Kenny Herbillon [Renault Clio R3] (7th)#54 Frédéric Jamoulle [Renault Clio RS] (DNF)#55 Corentin Tordeurs [Renault Clio RS] (20th)#57 Kevin Humblet [Citroën DS3 R3T] (8th)#58 Edwyn Tamburini [Peugeot 306 S16] (DNF)#61 Geoffrey Horward [Peugeot 206 XS] (59th)#64 Jordan Remilly [Subaru Impreza] (21st)#67 Marc Janssens [Opel Manta i240] (10th)#71 Johan Jalet [Peugeot 206 XS] (37th)#80 Julien Foisson [Opel Corsa A GSi] (DNF)#82 David Schmetz [Peugeot 106 GTI] (DNF)#85 David Pahaut [Peugeot 106] (47th)#86 Raphael Verboven [Opel Corsa A GSi] (11th)#88 Renaud Van Leendert [Toyota Corolla 1600 GT] (28th)#94 Laurent Cravillon [Renault Clio RS] (DNF)#95 Kévin Lepaily [Renault Clio RS] (DNF)#98 Jean-Julien Gaudin [Peugeot 306 GTI] (12th)#112 Loïc Dumont [Peugeot 106 GTI] (13th)#114 Benoit Coenart [Opel Corsa A GSi] (58th)#116 Jean-Louis Duchesne [Peugeot 106] (45th)#118 Michaël Jansemme [Citroën Saxo VTS] (DNF)#132 Jonathan Peeters [Citroën Saxo VTS] (17th)#135 Charles Rousseau [Renault Clio II] (DNF)#141 Christophe Descamps [Toyota Yaris] (31st)
Karl Scheible

File:Karl Scheible.jpg
* **Lastname**: Scheible
* **Firstname**: Karl
* **Nationality**: USA

Titles

* **Overall:** North American Rally Cup 2000
* **Class:** N/SCCA Pro Rally 2001, N/SCCA Pro Rally 2000, O/SCCA Pro Rally 2000, P/SCCA Pro Rally 1999

## Biography

Karl Scheible is a US rally driver from Spencerport, NY and driver in SCCA Pro Rally where he was class N champion twice (2000, 2001). Driver in the WRC Corona Rally Mexico 2007, driving the Subaru Impreza WRX STi. Also winner of the North American Rally Cup 2000.
Jari-Matti Latvala

* **Lastname:** Latvala
* **Firstname:** Jari-Marti
* **Date of birth:** 3. 4. 1985 (Töysä)
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

Jari-Matti Latvala, born 3 April 1985 in Töysä, Finland, is a Finnish rally driver competing in the World Rally Championship (WRC). His co-driver has been Miikka Anttila since the 2003 Rallye Deutschland. He is well known for his aggressive driving style, which earns him many plaudits, and comparisons to the late Colin McRae. With 18 event victories in the WRC, he is the most successful driver to not have won a championship. Latvala is also the driver with the most World Rally starts in the sport which he achieved in 2019, 17 years after his debut.
Nicolas Ciamin

File:Nicolas Ciamin.jpg
* **Lastname:** Ciamin
* **Firstname:** Nicolas
* **Date of birth:** 18. 2. 1998 (Nice)
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

2nd overall in JWRC and 3rd overall in WRC-3 in 2017, driving a Ford Fiesta R2T, with 1 win in each class.

Currently competing in WRC-2 in 2018, driving a Hyundai i20 R5, as well as the FIA R-GT Cup driving an Abarth 124 R-GT.
2017 TAC Rally

The **2017 TAC Rally** is an asphalt rally in Belgium that was held from 7-8 April 2017. This edition was won by Vincent Verschueren and Veronique Hostens.

## Results

1. Vincent Verschueren
2. Kris Princen
3. Timothy Van Parijs
4. Paul Lietaer
5. Polle Geusens
6. Guino Kenis
7. Chris Van Woensel
8. Benoît Allart
9. Claudie Tanghe
10. Bruno Parmentier
11. Bert Coene
12. Chris Debyser
13. Franky Boulat
14. Kurt Braeckevelt
15. Dirk Vermiersch
16. Sébastien Bedoret
17. Gunther Mommens
18. Kevin De Stoop
19. Robin Maes
20. Wim Muilwijk
21. Stefaan Prinzie
22. Wim Lootens
23. Tuur Vanden Abeele
24. Andy Heyrick
25. Thierry Cokelaere
26. Henri Schmelcher
27. Philip Cracco
28. Pieter-Jan Maeyaert
29. Pierre Vauterin
30. Dirk Deveux
31. Gregoire Coulembier
32. Tom Ceuppens
33. Jean-Louis De Rock
34. Xavier Lannoo
35. Bastien Rouard
36. Gert Vandoorne
37. Dennis Degroote
38. Arthur Kerkove
39. Tobias Brüls
40. Frank Baert
41. Niels Reynvoet
42. Koen Verhaeghe
43. Johan Depredomme
44. Laurent Vanneste
45. Bram Maes
46. Vincent Verstraete
47. Tom Kenis
48. Ward Vergote
49. Kurt Vandevenne
50. Jeff Wakefield
51. Darrell Taylor
52. Phil Foster
53. Sascha Oosterlinck
54. Romain Degeer
52. ELE Rally 2016

The **52. ELE Rally 2016** is an asphalt rally in Holland that was held from 3 – 4 June 2016. This edition ended in controversy as Erik van Loon won in Subaru Impreza S14 WRC '08 as on the road winner Dennis Kuipers was excluded after having dominated the event, as he had been given a push start.

However, because Kuipers has appealed against the disqualification, he was allowed to finish the rally.

Other drivers to star here were Steve Fernandes, who won the Euro Rallye Trophée.

## Standings

1. Erik van Loon (Subaru Impreza S14 WRC '08)
2. Bernhard ten Brinke (Škoda Fabia R5)
3. Jasper van den Heuvel (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X R4)
4. Piet van Hoof (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV)
5. Mark van Eldik (Škoda Fabia R5)
6. Antoine van Ballegooijen (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X)
7. Martin van Iersel (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X)
8. Steve Fernandes (Peugeot 207 S2000)
9. Timo van der Marel (Opel Adam R2)
10. Michiel Becx (Citroën DS3 R3T Max)
11. Henk Vossen
12. Kevin van Deijne
13. Michał Wieromiejczyk
14. Gerben Brouwer
15. Piet-Hein van der Heijden
16. Harold Soetens
17. Roel van der Zanden
18. Jacques Gregorius
19. Edwin Wils
20. Ramon van de Lindeloof
21. Uwe Gropp
22. Jeroen Bosma
23. Theo van Essen
24. Maik Willems
25. Andreas Konrath
26. Roald Leemans
27. Gerard Tijink
28. Régis Legros
29. Lambert van der Parren
30. John van de Ven
31. Dennis Jochems
32. Yves Kremer

## References

1. ↑ http://www.omroepbrabant.nl/?news/250193792/Erik+van+Loon+wint+ELE+Rally+2016+na+diskwalificatie+Dennis+Kuipers.aspx
Kevin Procter

File:Kevin Procter.jpg
* **Lastname:** Procter
* **Firstname:** Kevin
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Kevin Procter is an English rally and rallycross driver. He won the European Rallycross championship round of Dreux on 29th April 2012. He is former British Rallycross Grand Prix winner and has competed in the FIA World Rallycross Championship in 2014 and 2015.

In his rallying career he has competed at national level. Procter has won the Neil Howard Memorial Stages three times, in 2016, 2017 and 2018, becoming the most successful winner.
Derek McGarrity

**Derek McGarrity** from Dungannon in Northern Ireland is a British rally driver.

## Biography

He began car racing in 1994 on Ford Sierra RS Cosworth , and remained in regular business almost twenty years later.

His main successes were built on the Subaru Impreza WRC from 2003 to 2012, when he focused more on a North Irish racing program.

He has won the traditional Circuit of Ireland 5 times, as did his compatriot Paddy Hopkirk 45 years ago, both of whom are only overtaken by the Scottish Jimmy McRae with 7 crowns.
Centipede

File:Centipede vs Silver Shield.png  **Centipede** was a shufflebot which entered in Season 3.0 and 5.0 of *BattleBots*. It was armed with an overhead spinning blade. It was originally a lightweight, but because of the rule changes about shufflebots, Centipede lost its weight allowance for Season 5.0, and had to move up to the middleweight class (However, it managed to improve its weapon from a bar to a cage). It didn't perform well in competition, winning only one match in Season 5.0.

## Robot history

### Season 3.0

 File:Centipede sf01.jpg  Centipede's first ever match was with Herr Gepoünden. Herr Gepoünden won on a 26-19 judge's decision and Centipede was eliminated.

### Season 5.0

Centipede's first match was against Silver Shield. In this match, Centipede ripped off Silver Shield's lifting arm and won the match by KO. Centipede advanced to next preliminary round where it faced Timmy. Timmy won by KO and Centipede was eliminated from the tournament again.

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Julien Ingrassia

* **Lastname**: Ingrassia
* **Firstname**: Julien
* **Date of birth**: 26. 11. 1979 (Aix-en-Provence)
* **Nationality**: France

Titles

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

## Biography

Julien Ingrassia is a French rally co-driver. Working with Sébastien Ogier, he became World Rally Champion in 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 with Volkswagen Motorsport, and 2017 and 2018 with M-Sport World Rally Team.

Also a driver in the Rallye Terre des Cardabelles of 2010 and 2011.
12. Rallye des Hautes Fagnes 1997

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## Gallery

#3 Bernard Munster [Renault Mégane Maxi]#4 Gaby Goudezeune [Mazda 323 GT-R]#6 Janusz Kulig [Renault Mégane Maxi]#8 Roger Boeren [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#9 Jean-Pierre van de Wauwer [Peugeot 106 Maxi]#14 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#19 Marc Bielen [Citroën ZX 16V]#20 René Georges [Volkswagen Golf III GTi 16V]#25 Michel Wilders [Honda Civic VTi]#32 Paul Gansen [Citroën ZX 16V]#35 Maurice Bergsteyn [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#36 Jean-Philippe Radoux [Renault Clio Williams]#37 Jean-François Baugnet [Honda Civic VTi]#51 Xavier Bouche [Citroën Saxo VTS]#52 Jean-Louis Legrand [Citroën Saxo VTS]#54 Eric Wilmus [Citroën Saxo VTS]
Jim Clark Memorial Clubman Rally 2002

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## Gallery

#1 Bob Dennis#2 Geoff Wright#4 James Knox#5 John Bogie#7 John Harland#8 Gerry Fitzelle#9 Steve Simpson#10 Martin Farrar#12 Dave Turnbull#14 Paul Gee#15 Andy Fenwick#16 Barry Renwick#18 Phil Morton#19 Craig Curry#22 Brian Cameron#26 Neil Gatt#27 Dave Conley#29 Colin Christie#30 Kevin Charles#32 James Walker#34 Simon Steward#40 Alex McClelland#50 Ken Robertson#54 Mandy Twynham#55 Mark Woods#57 Keith Scar#58 Phil Turner#60 Michael Monaghan#61 David Brown
2016 Rallye Bandama - Côte d'Ivoire

The 2016 Rallye Bandama - Côte d'Ivoire is a gravel rally in the Ivory Coast, held from 11 to 13 February 2016. It also marked the first round of the FIA African Rally Championship.

Gary Chaynes won both the overall event and the African division ahead of title rival Don Smith.

## Results

1. Gary Chaynes (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX)
2. Marc Molinié (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII)
3. Loïc Malherbe (Subaru Impreza STi N10)
Ott Tänak

* **Lastname:** Tänak
* **Firstname:** Ott
* **Date of birth:** 15. 10. 1987 (Kärla Parish)
* **Nationality:** Estonia

## Biography

**Ott Tänak** from Estonia currently drives for Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT in the World Rally Championship. He is currently teamed with Estonian co-driver, Martin Järveoja. In the 2017 and 2018 seasons, Tänak and Järveoja finished 3rd in the overall driver's standings, falling short to rivals Thierry Neuville and Sebastien Ogier. At 7 WRC event wins, Ott Tänak is the most successful Estonian rally driver, surpassing previous best Markko Märtin, who retired with 5 event wins.

After three rounds, he is the 2019 World Rally Championship points leader, with one win. Likewise, Järveoja is the 2019 World Rally Championship co-driver points leader, with one win.

Tänak is the son of Ivar Tänak (driver) and cousin of Janar Tänak (driver).
Marc Valliccioni

File:Marc Valliccioni.jpg
* **Lastname:** Valliccioni
* **Firstname:** Marc
* **Date of birth:** 27. 2. 1964
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall:** RGT Cup 2016

## Biography

FIA R-GT Cup champion of 2016, in a Porsche 997, winning the Rallye International du Valais as he was the only driver contesting the championship.

Currently competing in the FIA R-GT Cup in 2018, driving a Porsche 997 GT3.
28. Lotto Bianchi Rally 1997

The 28th Lotto Bianchi Rally 1997 is an event held in Dampremy on 29th-30th August 1997, won by Michel Maes/Stephane Prevot [Subaru Impreza 555]. It is part of the Belgian Rally Championship.

Challenge Citroën Saxo won by Georges Wagner/Georges Riwers [Citroën Saxo VTS].
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## Gallery

#1 Laurent Verhoestraete [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#2 Frank Broekaert [Subaru Impreza 555]#3 Bernard Munster [Renault Mégane Maxi]#4 Michel Maes [Subaru Impreza 555]#6 Kurt Heckters [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV#7 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#10 Philippe Jullien [Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD (ST185)]#11 Jean-Pierre van de Wauwer [Peugeot 106 Maxi]#12 Pascal Gaban [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#14 Dominique Bruyneel [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#15 Kris Princen [Renault Clio Maxi]#16 Olivier Lefief [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#18 Marc Bielen [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#27 Lionel Vanbergen [Citroën Saxo VTS]#28 Xavier Bouche [Citroën Saxo VTS]#31 Fabrice Mikels [Citroën Saxo VTS]#38 Jean-Louis Legrand [Citroën Saxo VTS]#42 Jean Lecocq [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#51 Benoit Gonthier [Citroën Saxo VTS]#59 Oliver de Wilde [Renault Clio Williams]#62 Philippe Frérot [Citroën Saxo VTS]
7. Rallye Salamandre 2018

The **Rallye Salamandre 2018** is a event which was held in Beaumont, Belgium from 21st-22nd April 2018. It was won by Christophe Jacob/Isabelle Regnier (Ford Escort RS 1800 Mk2) leading the rally from start to finish.

## Gallery

#253 Christophe Jacob (1st)#264 Raphaël de Borman (2nd)#17 Mathieu Lapaille (3rd)#22 Vincent Gallet (4th)#15 Dieter Reiland (5th)#8 Emmanuel Cantraine (6th)#12 Hubert Deferm (7th)#18 Johan Dekens (8th)#37 Antoine Regnier (9th)#265 Christophe Demortier (10th)#256 Simon Crook (11th)#201 Steve Hopewell (12th)#61 Mathieu Ryez (13th)#263 Tim Freeman (14th)#54 Benjamin Auvray (15th)#262 Sebastian Perez (16th)#257 Simon Tysoe (17th)#42 Stéphane Hubin (18th)#66 Vilmo Boet (19th)#268 Rik Vannieuwenhuyse (20th)#11 John Reddington (21st)#7 Edouard-Jean Masquelier (22nd)#24 Paul McDevitt (23rd)#38 Stuart Ranby (24th)#53 Sébastien Hiernaux (26th)#67 Michel Bernard (29th)#260 Chris White (30th)#261 Benjamin Smith (32nd)#29 Bill Cook (35th)#35 Philippe Voyeux (37th)#69 Gauthier Paquet (38th)#28 Andrew Thomson (39th)#202 Louis Degroote (41st)#91 Joel Borgnet (43rd)#39 David Dockree (46th)#20 Darrell Taylor (48th)#276 Jochen Brichau (51st)#275 Alain Lacassaigne (53rd)#271 Christophe Dupon (54th)#44 Pascal Delmotte (55th)#26 Didier Fiquet (56th)#10 Fabrice Despeghel (58th)#269 Franklin Temperville (61st)#82 Frédéric Maranzan (63rd)#94 Kevin Barbier (65th)#2 Craig Pennington (DNF)#3 Jean-Noël Tournay (DNF)#5 Geoff Roberts (DNF)#6 Mark Jones (DNF)#9 Philip Barbier (DNF)#14 Mike Souvigné (DNF)#16 Steve Vermeiren (DNF)#25 Xavier Beel (DNF)#27 Serge Vervondel (DNF)#31 Vincent Bouchat (DNF)#41 Christian Paquet (DNF)#45 Alain Dernelle (DNF)#65 Florian Clementz (DNF)#86 Luca Martin (DNF)#251 Florian Gonon (DNF)#252 Paul Lietaer (DNF)#254 Thomas Schulz (DNF)#255 Christophe Daco (DNF)#270 Luc Savigny (DNF)#272 Mathias Fayt (DNF)#273 Michael Philippe (DNF)#277 Stephen Brown (DNF)
Kimi Räikkönen

* **Lastname:** Räikkönen
* **Firstname:** Kimi
* **Date of birth:** 17. 10. 1979 (Espoo)
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

Formula One driver and World Champion in 2007 who has driven for Sauber, McLaren, Ferrari and Lotus. After nine seasons racing in Formula One, he competed in the World Rally Championship in 2010 and 2011, then returning to Formula One from 2012. Besides his title, Räikkönen also finished second overall in 2003 and 2005 and third in 2008, 2012 and 2018.
Markko Märtin

* **Lastname:** Märtin
* **Firstname:** Markko
* **Date of birth:** 10. 11. 1975 (Tartu)
* **Nationality:** Estonia

Titles

* **Overall:** Estonia 1998
* **Class:** A, E 2000+/Estonia 1998, A, E 2000+/Estonia 1997, A2000/Estonia 1995

## Biography

Markko Märtin is an Estonian driver from Tartu, who competed in the World Rally Championship from 2000 until 2005, during which he won 5 rallies. Märtin, as understudy to team mates Colin McRae and Carlos Sainz, shot to prominence with the Ford World Rally Team in the 2002 season. He was on target to notch up a victory on that year's Acropolis Rally Greece, his career first, until suffering two punctures and instead being forced to concede to the more experienced McRae.

Nonetheless, Märtin still impressed during his time as pilot of the Ford Focus RS WRC. He won the equivalent event in Greece the following year as well as being only the third driver in the history of the WRC to break the Scandinavian stranglehold on the Neste Rally Finland. For 2005 he departed the team for former constructors' champion Peugeot and its 307 car.

He left WRC after a fatal crash at the 2005 Rally of Great Britain, where Märtin's Peugeot crashed heavily into a tree. Although the Estonian driver was left unhurt by the shunt, co-driver Michael Park was immediately killed in the accident, the first fatality for a competitor at WRC-level for over a decade. As a result, Märtin announced that he would pull out of the last four events of the 2005 season.
Declan Dear

File:Steve Dear.jpg
* **Lastname**: Dear
* **Firstname**: Declan
* **Nationality**: UK

## Biography

Declan John Dear is a co-driver from Britain, who has been competing since 2010. He is a member of the Hehku Rally Sport team. His father is the late co-driver, Steve Dear (1953-2017).

In the 2017 season, he regularly sat alongside Matthew Hirst and Shawn Rayner.

Shawn and Declan's last event was the Wales Rally GB National in 2017 where they finished 13th and 1st (class H3). Two months later, Declan's father Steve died in an accident at the Loco 2 Stages rally in Hampshire that also claimed the life of Shawn. In the wake of the double fatality, Declan said that it 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 saying it was dangerous.

For the 2018 season, Declan again acts as a regular co-driver for Matthew Hirst, driving a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-42533501
Nigel Harris

File:Nigel Harris.jpg
* **Lastname**: Harris
* **Firstname**: Nigel
* **Date of birth**: 1958 (Sheffield)
* **Date of death**: 23. 9. 1987 (Côte d'Ivoire) (plane crash)
* **Nationality**: UK

## Biography

David Ian Nigel Harris, born 1958 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, UK and died 23rd September 1987 in Ivory Coast, was an English rally racing co-driver.

Nigel Harris was a beginner, but he had most certainly made his mark on British rallying by accompanying Malcolm Wilson to a whole string of major victories. Overseas his forays had been few, but he had plans to increase lUs foreign participation. He had already finished tenth in the Thousand Lakes with Malcolm Wilson, and fourth in the Sanremo Rally (annulled later for homologation reasons).

Harris, who worked at Toyota Team Europe, died in a plane crash in the Ivory Coast in Africa during the Rallye Côte d'Ivoire 1987. On the second day of the event, Toyota Team Europe's Cessna 340 crashed and exploded, killing the occupants, including Harris and Team Toyota Europe team manager and former co-driver Henry Liddon.
Johnnie Ellis

**Johnnie Ellis**is a British driver. He was educated at Culford School, in Bury St Edmunds. He is currently co-driven by Marc Fowler. Wins include Sherrards Resourcing South Downs Stages in 2016 and Rallye Salamandre in 2017. For much of 2017, Ellis competed in Belgium driving a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X.

Ellis's debut came in 2012 in a Ford Fiesta.

## External links

Facebook
eWRC-results.com
Martin Prokop

File:Martin Prokop.jpg
* **Lastname:** Prokop
* **Firstname:** Martin
* **Date of birth:** 4. 10. 1982 (Jihlava)
* **Nationality:** Czech Republic

Title

* **Overall:** JWRC 2009

## Biogrpahy

Martin Prokop, born 4th October 1982 in Jihlava, Czechoslovakia, is a Czech rally driver. He won the Junior World Rally Championship in the 2009 season.
47. Circuit des Ardennes 1997

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## Gallery

#3 Bernard Munster [Renault Mégane Maxi]#3 Bernard Munster [Renault Mégane Maxi]#7 Hans Stacey [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#9 Jean-Pierre van de Wauwer [Peugeot 106 Kit Car]#11 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#17 Hans Henrik Brink [Peugeot 306 S16]#18 Dominique Bruyneel [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#28 David Loix [Renault Clio Williams]#31 Stéphane Lhonnay [Renault Clio Williams]#31 Stéphane Lhonnay [Renault Clio Williams]#31 Stéphane Lhonnay [Renault Clio Williams]#42 Laurent Gilsoul [Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V]#72 Marcel Landzaad [Fiat Cinquecento]#74 Mark Koster [Fiat Cinquecento]#77 Martin Haaijer [Fiat Cinquecento]
## Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ6TUwCdwxU
Alberto Heller

* **Lastname:** Heller
* **Firstname:** Alberto
* **Date of birth:** 28. 12. 1993
* **Nationality:** Chile

## Biography

Alberto Heller, born 28th December 1993, is a leading Chilean rally car driver, who competes in WRC 2 in 2019. Heller took his first win in the class at Rally Australia 2018, in only his second start in WRC. He next finished 3rd on Rally Mexico 2019. Sadly, Heller did not finish in his country's WRC debut at Rally Chile, 2019, when the home boy suffered an awful accident which ended his event early.

Heller's elder brother, Pedro Heller, scored his first WRC overall point for 10th place on Rally Argentina 2019, becoming Chile's first WRC point scorer since 1988.
Lee Bezuidenhout

File:Lee Bezuidenhout.jpg
* **Lastname:** Bezuidenhout
* **Firstname:** Lee
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Lee Jon Bezuidenhout is a British co-driver of South African origin from Cranbrook in Kent who has competed since 2014. In 2014 he has had considerable success with Stuart Cogger. In 2016, alongside Richard Milbank in a Vauxhall Corsa, he competed in MSA Tarmac and had success in both the class and the national championship. In 2017, he competed in Belgium with Paul Hands driving a Peugeot 106 Cup. In 2018, he again competed with Paul Hands driving a Peugeot 106.
Gethin Jones

File:Gethin Jones.jpg
* **Lastname:** Jones
* **Firstname:** Gethin
* **Date of birth:** 2. 5. 1970 (Chipping Norton)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Gethin Anthony Arnold Jones (born 2 May 1970) is a British driver from Chepstow, Gwent, Wales. In the 1999 Rally GB he drove a Class N2 Daewoo Lanos and won his class. He drives a Vauxhall Nova and is currently co-driven by Tomos Williams.

British Rally Championship driver, 1999-2000, 2012.

## Gallery

#26 Vauxhall Corsa Kit Car
1. Rapid Fit Rally of Wirral 2001#20 Ford Fiesta ST
37. Pirelli International Rally 2012#31 Vauxhall Nova [J364 GFR]
JRT Enville Stages 2017#52 Vauxhall Nova [J364 GFR]
Neil Howard Memorial Stages 2017
Martin Brundle

* **Lastname:** Brundle
* **Firstname:** Martin
* **Date of birth:** 1. 6. 1959 (King's Lynn)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Martin John Brundle was born on 1st June 1959 in King's Lynn, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom.

He is a Formula 1 commentator and former Formula 1 driver who has competed in the Rally of Great Britain in 1996 and 1999. The ex-F1 driver drove a Ford Escort RS Cosworth (N7 MLP) in 1996 and Toyota Corolla WRC (K-AM 152; formerly driven by Carlos Sainz) in 1999

## Gallery

#14 Ford Escort RS Cosworth [N7 MLP]
52. Network Q RAC Rally 1996#45 Toyota Corolla WRC [K-AM 152]
55. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1999
Hannu Mikkola

File:Hannu Mikkola.jpg
* **Lastname**: Mikkola
* **Firstname**: Hannu
* **Date of birth**: 24. 5. 1942 (Joensuu)
* **Nationality**: Finland

Titles

* **Overall**: WRC 1983, Finland 1968, Great Britain 1978
* **Class**: Group 2/Finland 1974

## Biography

Hannu Olavi Mikkola, born 24th May 1942 in Joensuu, Finland, is a Finnish retired world champion rally driver. He was a seven-time winner of the 1000 Lakes Rally in Finland and won the RAC Rally in Great Britain four times. He was the 1983 World Rally Champion. Four wins and three second places saw him and co-driver Arne Hertz take the World Championship title.

He is the father of Vesu and Juha Mikkola.
Gary Chaynes

**Gary Chaynes** is a French-born driver from Côte d'Ivoire who won the 2014 African Rally Championship, having won the rallies in Uganda and Côte d'Ivoire and beat out Zambia's Mohammed Essa to the title by a single point. As he and Chaynes were the only two registered drivers in the deciding rally at Madagascar, Essa would only claim the title if Chaynes were to drop out, but Chaynes secured the title by finishing second behind his rival.
In 2016, he will challenge with Don Smith from Kenya for the title.
Germain Bonnefis

File:Germain Bonnefis.jpg
* **Lastname:** Bonnefis
* **Firstname:** Germain
* **Date of birth:** 4. 10. 1986 (Rodez)
* **Nationality:** France

## Biogrpahy

Germain Victor Bonnefis, born 4 October 1986 in Rodez, Aveyron, is a French rally driver who has competed in the European Rally Championship.

He was born in Rodez, Aveyron, Occitanie in 1986 as Germain Victor Bonnefis, and commenced rally driving as early as 2005, in the France Cup, driving a Peugeot 205 GTI. During his career in the European Rally Championship he has had a best finish of fifth place. In 2013, he finished 31st in the championship.

His co-drivers have included Olivier Fournier and Nicolas Fournier.
Luca Betti

File:Luca Betti.jpg
* **Lastname:** Betti
* **Firstname:** Luca
* **Date of birth**: 22. 2. 1978 (Cuneo)
* **Nationality**: Italy

## Biography

JWRC Junior Driver, 2004-2006. Podium finish at 62. Wales Rally GB 2006, 2nd.

## Gallery

#118 Fiat Punto S1600
57. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 2001#36 Renault Clio S1600 [CT 170 NH]
25. OMV ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2006
John Lloyd

File:John Lloyd.jpg
* **Lastname:** Lloyd
* **Firstname:** John
* **Date of birth**: 28. 9. 1955
* **Nationality**: UK

## Biography

Best WRC finish is 14th place in the 555 Safari Rally 1999, 5th in PWRC.

PWRC driver 1999-2000.

## Gallery

#129 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III [EJL 935]
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998#65 Subaru Impreza [WRX 700]
36. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava 2000#102 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV [P573 OWJ]
50. Inmarsat Safari Rally 2002
Ian Duncan

File:Ian Duncan.jpg
* **Lastname:** Duncan
* **Firstname:** Ian
* **Date of birth:** 23. 6. 1961 (Nairobi)
* **Nationality:** Kenya

Titles

* **Overall:** Kenya 2000, Kenya 1991

## Biogrpahy

Ian Duncan, born 23rd June 1961 in Nairobi, is one of Kenya's most successful rally drivers. He was Kenyan Rally Champion six times (1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 2000 and 2011), and achieved outright victory in a World Rally Championship round when he won the 42nd Trustbank Safari Rally in 1994. This was one of seven consecutive top ten finishes in the event from 1990–1996, despite its notorious attrition rate.
31. AvD/STH Hunsrück Rallye 1998

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## Gallery

#1 Matthias Kahle#2 Uwe Nittel#4 Raimund Baumschlager#5 Isolde Holderied#6 Armin Kremer#7 Bert de Jong#8 Sergey Baldykov#9 Mark Breijer#12 Hermann Gassner sr.#13 Sven Haaf#14 Niki Schelle#16 Henk Vossen#17 Jan Becker#19 Arnold van der Smeede#24 Lutz Heineck#25 Ralf Feigenspan#27 Paul Gansen#36 Dirk Klemund#37 Janina DeppingResults after day 1
### Trofeo FIAT Cinquecento

#92 Roel FassbenderHarald Weckbecker (Hunsrück Rallye 1998).png#93 Harald Weckbecker#94 Dirk GarvelinkJohan Deen (Hunsrück Rallye 1998).png#96 Johan Deen#97 Peter ZehetmaierEddy de Vos (Hunsrück Rallye 1998).png#98 Eddy de VosMarcel Landzaad (Hunsrück Rallye 1998).png#100 Marcel LandzaadHenry Bowhuis (Hunsrück Rallye 1998).png#102 Henry Bouwhuis/Bauhaus#104 Roger Volmer#106 Marcel Poublon#108 Eric BolhaarWalter De Jong (Hunsrück Rallye 1998).png#112 Walter De Jong
## Video

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVA84f-THis
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tbBrWZc\_BQ
Emil Bergkvist

File:Emil Bergkvist.jpg
* **Lastname:** Bergkvist
* **Firstname:** Emil
* **Date of birth:** 17. 6. 1994
* **Nationality:** Sweden

Titles

* **Overall:** JWRC 2018, ERC 3 2015, ERC Junior 2015

## Biography

Emil Olov Bergkvist is a Swedish rally driver. He has competed in the World Rally Championship since 2015.

Bergkvist is the 2018 Junior World Rally Champion and the 2015 Junior European Rally Champion.
Ferran Font

* **Lastname:** Font
* **Firstname:** Ferran
* **Date of birth:** 6. 3. 1967
* **Nationality:** Andorra

## Gallery

#50 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [D4444]
35. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1999#50 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [D4444]
35. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1999#87 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII
54. Uddeholm Swedish Rally 2005#62 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX [4574 FVJ]
47. RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada 2011#76 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX [8556 GBG]
60. Rally Sweden 2012
Kalle Rovanperä

File:Kalle Rovanperä.jpg
* **Lastname**: Rovanperä
* **Firstname**: Kalle
* **Date of birth**: 1. 10. 2000 (Jyväskylä)
* **Nationality**: Finland

Titles

* **Overall**: Latvia 2017
* **Class**: LRC1/Latvia 2016, 2WD Open/Latvia Rally Sprint 2015

## Biography

Kalle Rovanperä is a Finnish rally driver. Rovanperä is the son of former World Rally Championship driver Harri Rovanperä. He has garnered international attention by starting rallying at an exceptionally young age. He is the 2016 and 2017 Latvian open class champion and the 2015 Latvian R2 class champion.
Gareth Roberts

File:Gareth Roberts.jpg
* **Lastname**: Roberts
* **Firstname**: Gareth
* **Date of birth**: 6. 8. 1987 (Carmarthen)
* **Date of death**: 16. 6. 2012 (Cefalu) (fatal accident)
* **Nationality**: UK

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC Academy 2011

## Biography

Gareth Daniel H. Roberts, nicknamed, "Jaffa" born on 6th August 1987 in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK and died on 16 June 2012 in Cefalu, Sicily, Italy, was a rally co-driver from Carmarthen in Wales. Roberts was killed in an accident while competing in the Targa Florio rally on Sicily while sitting alongside Irish driver Craig Breen. The crash happened during the eighth stage of the rally when their Peugeot 207 (EJ 350 HY) went off the road about five miles from the start of the Cefalu leg. A guard rail entered the car on the right side, where Welshman Roberts, 24, was seated.

He was the son of former Welsh rally champion Michael Roberts and brother of another professional co-driver Dai Roberts.
Ernst Harrach

Ernst Georg Franz Christian Graf von Harrach, born 22nd June 1951 in Santiago, Chile, is a member of the Czech and Austro-German noble family and an Austrian champion rally driver, who won his country's national championship in 1990. He also scored WRC points at Portugal 1991. His son, Beppo (born Ernst Heinrich Rudolf Gyri Graf von Harrach), is also a rally driver.

He is the son of Ernst Leonhard Graf von Harrach and Hermine Neukirchner.

His WRC debut was at the RAC Rally 1983 in Great Britain, driving a Volkswagen Käfer 1302 S.

## Gallery

### World Rally Championship

#31 Lancia Delta Integrale [A-LE 10]
24. Rallye de Portugal - Vinho do Porto 1990
Luca Bottarelli

* **Lastname:** Bottarelli
* **Firstname:** Luca
* **Date of birth:** 7. 4. 1997
* **Nationality:** Italy

## Biogrpahy

Luca Bottarelli is an Italian Rally driver. He competed in WRC 3 and JWRC in 2018 where he was 13th in JWRC and 17th in WRC 3. He is the son of Marco Bottarelli (driver).

## Gallery

#70 Ford Fiesta R2T [K0 MSRT3]
66. Rally Sweden 2018
Beppo Harrach

Ernst (Beppo) Heinrich Rudolf Gyri Erfgraaf van Harrach zu Rohrau und Thannhausen, born 11th February 1979 in Vienna, is an Austrian champion rally driver.

## Biography

Harrach won his country's national championship in 2011. His father is an Austrian champion rally driver and nobleman, Ernst Harrach. In addition to WRC, Beppo Harrach has competed in JWRC and PWRC.

## Gallery

#59 Ford Puma S1600 [Y36 NNO]
71. Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo 2003#72 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX [JYH-429]
66. Orlen Platinum Rally Poland - Rajd Polski 2009#2 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX R4 [BL 845 BP]
DiTech Racing Team
38. ARBÖ Rallye Steiermark 2011
Benito Guerra Jr.

File:Benito Guerra Jr..jpg
* **Lastname:** Guerra Jr.
* **Firstname:** Benito
* **Date of birth:** 25. 3. 1985 (Estado de México)
* **Nationality:** Meico

Titles

* **Overall:** PWRC 2012, Spain Gravel 2010, Mexico 2006
* **Class:** Production/Spain Gravel 2009, N/Spain Gravel 2009

## Biogrpahy

Benito Iván Guerra Latapí, born 25th March 1985 in Estado de México, is a Mexican rally driver competing for Citroën Racing, a privateer team in the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) in 2013, with his co-driver Borja Rozada.

In 2012 he won the Production World Rally Championship (PWRC) and became a World Champion.
Miki Biasion

File:Miki Biasion.jpg
* **Lastname:** Biasion
* **Firstname:** Miki
* **Date of birth:** 7. 1. 1958
* **Nationality:** Italy

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 1989, WRC 1988, ERC 1983, Italy 1983

## Biogrpahy

Massimo "Miki" Biasion, born 7th January 1958 in Bassano del Grappa, is an Italian rally driver, two-time World Rally champion.

Biasion was married to Italian rally driver Chantal Galli, who won the Italian women's rally championship several times. They had four children, named Bettina, Isotta, Jacobo, and Olivia. The pair are now divorced, and Biasion is currently married to Paola.
Catie Munnings

File:Catie Munnings.jpg
* **Lastname:** Munnings
* **Firstname:** Catie
* **Date of birth:** 15. 11. 1997 (Kent)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Catie Munnings is a British rally driver. The daughter of former rally driver Chris Munnings, she competes in the European Rally Championship for the Saintéloc Junior Team, and won the FIA European Rally Championship Ladies Trophy in 2016, making her the first British person to win a title in European rallying for 49 years. She also presents Catie's Amazing Machines on children's television channel CBeebies.
59. ConXion Omloop van Vlaanderen 2018

The **ConXion Omloop van Vlaanderen 2018** is an event which was held in Roeselare, Belgium from 31st August-1st September 2018. It was won by Kris Princen/Bram Eelbode, leading from start to finish. It is part of the Belgian Rally Championship 2018. Škoda Fabia R5 drivers occupied the first four finishing positions.

The last stage, special stage 18 at Rumbeke - Olivier Construct 3, was cancelled.

## Gallery

#1 Kris Princen (1st)#46 Vincent Verschueren (2nd)#2 Adrian Fernémont (3rd)#5 Sébastien Bedoret (4th)#12 Patrick Snijers (5th)#15 Gunther Mommens (6th)#8 Pieter Jan Michiel Cracco (7th)#6 Melissa Debackere (8th)#14 Timothy Van Parijs (9th)#37 Franky Boulat (11th)#9 Bert Cornelis (12th)#42 Chris Algoedt (13th)#40 Kurt Braeckevelt (14th)#57 Marnic Van Lancker (15th)#31 Gilles Pyck (16th)#26 Danny Kerckhof (17th)#28 Grégoire Munster (18th)#56 Thierry Cokelaere (19th)#19 Henri Schmelcher (20th)#63 Tim Mewett (21st)#52 Jens Maes (23rd)#44 Hans Depla (24th)#18 Chris Debyser (25th)#60 Didier Spillebeen (29th)#54 Lode De Keyser (30th)#25 Tom Van Rompuy (44th)#24 Paul Lietaer (DNF)#29 Niels Reynvoet (DNF)#38 Mats van den Brand (DNF)#45 Benoit Verlinde (DNF)
Fabrizio Zaldivar

**Fabrizio Zaldivar**, born 8th February 2001 in Asuncion, is a Paraguayan rally driver competing in JWRC in 2019.

Beginning karting in 2009, Zaldivar waited three years before getting his first taste of rallying via a Ford Fiesta S2000 in 2012. 2018 marked his first full season of rallying and Zaldivar’s goal this year is to learn as much as possible.

## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* wrc.com
M-Sport Ford WRT (2018)

Team Mitsubishi Ralliart's 1997 WRC season.

## People

* Drivers:
	+ Sébastien Ogier [France]
	+ Elfyn Evans [UK]
	+ Bryan Bouffier [France]
	+ Teemu Suninen [Finland]
* Co-Drivers
	+ Julien Ingrassia [France]
	+ Daniel Barritt [UK]
	+ Phil Mills [UK]
	+ Xavier Panseri [France]
	+ Mikko Markkula [Finland]
* Team Manager: Malcolm Wilson

## Notes

Daniel Barritt was unfit to co-drive for Elfyn Evans at Tour de Corse so his replacement for that round was former World Champion co-driver Phil Mills. From the Rally Argentina Barritt returned.
Dani Sordo

File:Dani Sordo.jpg
* **Lastname:** Sordo
* **Firstname:** Dani
* **Date of birth:** 2. 5. 1983 (Puente San Miguel)
* **Nationality:** Spain

## Biography

Daniel "Dani" Sordo Castillo from Puente San Miguel, Spain, competes in the World Rally Championship for Hyundai Motorsport. He achieved his first WRC victory at the 2013 Rallye Deutschland.
30. AvD/STH Hunsrück Rallye 1997

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## Gallery

#1 Dieter Depping [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#2 Armin Kremer [Subaru Impreza 555]#3 Erwin Weber [Seat Ibiza Kit Car]#4 Uwe Nittel [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo IV]#5 Isolde Holderied [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#7 Matthias Kahle [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#7 Matthias Kahle [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#7 Matthias Kahle [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#8 Hans Stacey [Subaru Impreza 555]#9 Nikolai Burkart [Renault Mégane Maxi]#10 Eddy van den Hoorn [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#11 Hermann Gassner sr. [Proton Wira Evo III]#12 Niki Schelle [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#13 Mark Breijer [Subaru Impreza 555]#14 Anton Werner [Audi Coupé S2]#17 Uwe Geipel [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#21 Armin Holz [Volkswagen Golf III GTi 16V]#22 Jan de Winkel [Volkswagen Golf III Kit Car]#18 Michael Neuschäfer-Rube [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#31 David Loix [Renault Clio Williams]#34 Rocco Theunissen [Subaru Impreza 555]
## Notes

First of Matthias Kahle's 3 victories in the Hunsrück Rallye.

Armin Kremer's first event since the death of his co-driver, Sven Behling. His interim co-driver is Bernd Seiter. Kremer/Seiter finished 2nd overall.

## Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ88g35N\_g8
14. Rallye de Wallonie 1997

The 14th Rallye de Wallonie is an event held from 30th May-1st June 1997 in Jambres, Belgium. Won by Laurent Verhoestraete/Danny De Canck [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]. It is part of the Belgium Rally Championship 1997.

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## Gallery

#1 Bernard Munster [Renault Mégane Maxi]#2 Jean-Pierre van de Wauwer [Peugeot 106 Maxi]#3 Laurent Verhoestraete [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#3 Laurent Verhoestraete [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#4 Kurt Heckters [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#5 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#5 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#7 Roger Boeren [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#8 Michel Maes [Subaru Impreza 555]#9 Pierre Dumoulin [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#10 Dominique Bruyneel [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#15 Kurt Reynvoet [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#16 Ries Huisman [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#26 Jean-François Baugnet [Honda Civic VTi]#28 Arnaud Clause [Opel Corsa B GSi]#29 Xavier Bouche [Citroën Saxo VTS]#30 Olivier Collard [Citroën Saxo VTS]#31 Lionel Vanbergen [Citroën Saxo VTS]#41 Peter Candries [Citroën ZX 16V]#43 Stéphane Lhonnay [Citroën ZX 16V]#46 Koba Kakiashvili [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#49#56 Fabrice Mikels [Citroën Saxo VTS]
20. Rally di Monza 1997

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## Results

1. Marco Spinelli [Toyota Celica GT-Four]
2. Giancarlo Fisichella [Subaru Impreza 555]
3. Ferruccio Peduzzi [Renault Mégane Maxi]
4. Pier Lorenzo Zanchi [Lancia Delta HF Integrale]
5. Ivan Capelli [Subaru Impreza 555]
6. Bertuzzi [Ferrari F355 Challenge]
7. Pierfranco Uzzeni [Subaru Impreza 555]
8. Luca Cantamessa [Peugeot 306 Maxi]
9. Loris Kessel [Renault Mégane Maxi]
10. Gianluca Vita [Toyota Celica]

## Notes

Entrants include Ivan Capelli, Loris Capirossi, Giancarlo Fisichella, Loris Kessel & Valentino Rossi.
Elfyn Evans

* **Lastname:** Evans
* **Firstname:** Elfyn
* **Date of birth:** 28. 12. 1988 (Dolgellau)
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC Academy 2012, Great Britain 2016
* **Class:** BRC1/Great Britain 2016

## Biography

Elfyn Rhys Evans is a UK driver. He currently drives for M-Sport partnering Sébastien Ogier. He won his first WRC event at Rally of GB 2017 and is the first Welsh driver to win a WRC event.

He is the son of former British champion Gwyndaf Evans. Elfyn emulating his father by winning the British championship in 2016.
Gus Greensmith

File:Gus Greensmith.jpg
* **Lastname:** Greensmith
* **Firstname:** Gus
* **Date of birth:** 26. 12. 1996 (Manchester)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Gus is a professional driver who was a former youth goalkeeper for Manchester City F.C. and karter before moving up into the ranks of rally driving. He was the youngest of 11 drivers in the Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy in 2015.

As a karter who went to school in Manchester he appeared in the CIK-FIA U18 World Karting Championship in 2012, racing alongside the likes of Charles Leclerc, Ben Barnicoat and Joey Mawson.

In 2014, he won the British Junior Rally Championship. In 2015, he appeared at Rally GB again this time paired with the co-driver for Ken Block, Alex Gelsomino.

In the 2018 Rally Mexico, Gus Greensmith finished 9th and scored World Rally Championship points for the first time. He is currently competing in WRC-2 where he is third in the championship.
Marcus Grönholm

* **Lastname:** Grönholm
* **Firstname:** Marcus
* **Date of birth:** 5. 2. 1968 (Kauniainen)
* **Nationality:** Finland

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 2002, WRC 2000, Finland 1994

## Biography

Marcus Ulf Johan Grönholm is a Finnish former rally and rallycross driver, being part of a family of the Swedish-speaking population of Finland lineage. His son, Niclas Grönholm, is an upcoming FIA World Rallycross Championship driver.

Driving for Peugeot, he won the World Rally Championship in 2000 and 2002. After Peugeot withdrew from the World Rally Championship, Grönholm moved to Ford for the 2006 season and placed second in the drivers' world championship, losing the title to Sébastien Loeb by one point. The next year he again placed second, four points behind Loeb. He and his co-driver Timo Rautiainen retired from rallying after the 2007 season but returned to the championship in 2009 driving a private Subaru for a short period of time.
Bruce Herbert

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* **Lastname:** Herbert
* **Firstname:** Bruce
* **Date of birth:** 14. 7. 1958
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

Titles

* **Overall:** New Zealand 2003, New Zealand 2002, New Zealand 2001, New Zealand 2000

## Biography

Bruce Herbert (born 14 July 1958) is a New Zealand driver from Palmerston North and four times New Zealand Rally champion. He won the title four years in a row, the first New Zealander to do so. He was the New Zealand record holder in terms of titles won before his record was broken by Richard Mason when Mason won his fifth title in 2014.

Herbert had originally ended his active rallying career in 2003, after winning his fourth title, but has since made a successful comeback.

Best WRC finish is 12th at Rally New Zealand 2002, driving a Subaru Impreza STi N8.