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Adruzilo Lopes

File:Adruzilo Lopes.jpg
* **Lastname:** Lopes
* **Firstname:** Adruzilo
* **Date of birth:** 16. 10. 1962 (Regilde)
* **Nationality:** Portugal

Titles

* **Overall:** Portugal 2001, Portugal 1998, Portugal 1997, Portugal 2L/2WD 2010, Portugal GT 2016
* **Class:** RC2N/Portugal 2015, RC2N/Portugal 2014, N/Portugal 2009, A/FPAK Cup 2000, A/Portugal 1998, A/Portugal 1997, A/2/Portugal 1996

## Biography

Adruzilo Lopes (born 16 October 1962) is a rally driver from Portugal. He is a three times Portuguese Rally Champion (1997, 1998, 2001)

## Gallery

#18 Peugeot 306 Maxi [775 LYV 75]
35. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1999
20. ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2001

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## Gallery

#1 Marcus Grönholm [Peugeot 206 WRC]#2 François Delecour [Ford Focus RS WRC '01]#3 Manfred Stohl [Toyota Corolla WRC]#4 Armin Schwarz [Škoda Octavia WRC]#5 Philippe Bugalski [Citroën Xsara WRC]#6 Matthias Kahle [Seat Cordoba WRC Evo3]#7 Armin Kremer [Toyota Corolla WRC]#8 Achim Mörtl [Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00]#9 Rocco Theunissen [Toyota Corolla WRC]#10 Neil Wearden [Peugeot 206 WRC]#11 Mark Breijer [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#12 Raimund Baumschlager [Ford Focus RS WRC '00]#14 Isolde Holderied [Toyota Corolla WRC]#15 Daniel Carlsson [Toyota Corolla WRC]#19 Dieter Depping [Volkswagen Golf IV Kit Car]#20 Carsten Mohe [Renault Mégane Maxi]#22 Martin Rowe [Ford Puma S1600]#23 Sven Haaf [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#25 Martin Möckl [Škoda Octavia Kit Car]#28 Niko Schneider [Škoda Octavia Kit Car]#30 Hermann Gassner sen. [Proton Pert]#33 Sandro Wallenwein [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#35 Emanuele Dati [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#44 Marcel Peter [Peugeot 206 S1600]#50 Thomas Teubner [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]
David Nalbandian

File:David Nalbandian.jpg
* **Lastname:** Nalbandian
* **Firstname:** David
* **Date of birth:** 1. 1. 1982 (Unquillo)
* **Nationality:** Argentina

## Biography

David Pablo Nalbandian is a retired Argentine professional tennis player and former World No. 3. He was runner-up at the 2002 Wimbledon Championships and the winner of the Tennis Masters Cup in 2005.

He retired from tennis 2013 and took up rally driving shortly after, one of his other favourite sports. He first drove in the WRC in 2015, driving a Chevrolet Agile MR. He is friends with professional driver Marcos Ligato.

Nalbandian currently competes in Argentina and CODASUR championships. In October 2018, Nalbandian was involved in a horror crash during Rally Argentina.
Paul Choiniere

File:Paul Choiniere.jpg
* **Lastname**: Choiniere
* **Firstname**: Paul
* **Date of birth**: 1. 5. 1964 (Burlington)
* **Nationality**: USA

Titles

* **Overall**: North American Rally Cup 1992, North American Rally Cup 1989, North American Rally Cup 1988, Canada 1989, SCCA Pro Rally 2000, SCCA Pro Rally 1997, SCCA Pro Rally 1996, SCCA Pro Rally 1995, SCCA Pro Rally 1994, SCCA Pro Rally 1993, SCCA Pro Rally 1992, SCCA Pro Rally 1990
* **Class**: Open/SCCA Pro Rally 1997, Open/SCCA Pro Rally 1996, Open/SCCA Pro Rally 1995, Open/SCCA Pro Rally 1994, Open/SCCA Pro Rally 1993, Open/SCCA Pro Rally 1992

## Biography

Paul Henry Choiniere II, born 1st May 1964 in Burlington, Vermont, is a U.S. rally driver.

He was educated at the University of Vermont, and now resides in Canada in Shelburne (Nova Scotia) (VT), where he runs a company selling foreign imports vehicles. Choiniere is one of the most successful pilots to have competed in the former SCCA ProRally series - he was an 8-time world champion (in 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 2000). Since 1980 he is the stepson of John Buffum, following his marriage to Choiniere's mother.

Paul Choiniere made one World Rally Championship start at the 1986 Toyota Olympus Rally, finishing 10th and scoring a World Championship point in an Audi 80 Quattro on an event where his stepfather finished on the podium in 3rd.
Manus Kelly

* **Lastname:** Kelly
* **Firstname:** Manus
* **Date of birth:** 10. 2. 1978 (Donegal)
* **Date of death:** 23. 6. 2019 (Donegal)
* **Nationality:** Ireland

## Biography

Manus "Mandy" Kelly (10 February 1978 – 23 June 2019) was an Irish businessman, rally driver, and local politician. As a businessman, he ran a Letterkenny-based facilities management company that employed dozens of people. As a rally driver, he participated in the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship and won the Donegal International Rally on three consecutive occasions, in 2016, 2017, and 2018. As a Fianna Fáil politician, he ran in the local elections of 24 May 2019 and won a seat on Donegal County Council. He was killed in a crash on 23 June 2019 while competing in the 2019 Donegal International Rally.

Kelly was a driver in the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship and player of Gaelic football with local team Glenswilly.

## Death

On 23 June 2019, the final day of the 2019 Donegal International Rally, Kelly crashed on the Fanad Head loop, midway through the first stage of the day. His Hyundai i20 R5 car went through a hedge and into a field, and was damaged extensively. Kelly's injured co-driver Donall Barrett was taken to hospital. The Gardaí subsequently confirmed Kelly's death. The remaining stages of the 2019 rally were cancelled. He was survived by his wife Bernie, children Annie, Mandy, Charlie, Conan and Bella, both his parents and all eight brothers and sisters.

Tributes were paid to Kelly by local and national politicians, including Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin, who called his death "an immeasurable loss to us all," and Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Brendan Griffin, who called Kelly "a great ambassador for Irish motor sport." Motorsport Ireland and the Donegal Motor Club also paid tribute to Kelly and expressed sympathy to his family and friends. Kelly's death came on the same day Donegal won their tenth Ulster Senior Football Championship — captained by Michael Murphy, a clubmate of Kelly's, and who missed the team homecoming after hearing what had happened.

## Gallery

Kelly on 23 June 2019 (the day of his death), during Donegal International Rally.The scene of the fatal incident, at Fanad Head.
## External links

* Wikipedia
* eWRC-results.com
Ken Block

* **Lastname:** Block
* **Firstname:** Ken
* **Date of birth:** 21. 11. 1967 (Long Beach)
* **Nationality:** USA

Titles

* **Class:** GN/USRC 2005

## Biography

Kenneth P. Block is a professional driver with the Hoonigan Racing Division, formerly known as the Monster World Rally Team. Block is also one of the co-founders of DC Shoes. Also competes in the WRC.

28th overall and 16th in class in WRC debut at Corona Rally Mexico 2007. First WRC points scored at RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada 2010 with 9th place.

Best WRC finish is 7th at Rally Guanajuato Mexico 2013.
Jesús Puras

File:Jesús Puras.jpg
* **Lastname**: Puras
* **Firstname**: Jesús
* **Date of birth**: 16. 3. 1963 (Santander)
* **Nationality**: Spain

Titles

* **Overall**: PWRC 1994, Spain 2002, Spain 2000, Spain 1999, Spain 1998, Spain 1997, Spain 1995, Spain 1992, Spain 1990, Spain Rally Cup 1986
* **Class**: N/Spain 1988

## Biography

Active in the World Rally Championship from 1991-2002, driving for the Mazda & Citroën teams. PWRC champion in 1994, driving Ford Escort RS Cosworth. Winner of the Tour de Corse 2001, his first and only WRC victory, driving a Citroën Xsara WRC with codriver Marc Martí.

Also an eight-time Spanish national champion for Lancia first, and then Citroën.

Competed in the 2003 Spanish Rally Championship post-WRC, driving for Renault Sport España, finishing 5th in the Championship. Jesús has recently competed in the Rally Dakar on a motorbike since retiring from driving.
Jim Walker

File:Jim Walker.jpg
* **Lastname**: Walker
* **Firstname**: Jim
* **Nationality**: USA

## Biography

James "Jim" Walker is an American former rally driver. Walker was second in the 1973 Press-on-Regardless Rally behind Walter Boyce, becoming the highest placed American driver in a round of the World Championship to date. Afterwards, he competed in two rallies in 1974 both in Canada and the United States, but differential problems struck him in both events.
Juuso Nordgren

* **Lastname:** Nordgren
* **Firstname:** Juuso
* **Date of birth:** 19. 11. 1996 (Karkkila)
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

WRC 2 driver since 2016, driving for Škoda Motorsport.

Juuso Nordgren is on his way to putting the small Finnish town of Karkkila back on the rally map – some decades after the great Markku Alén started his career in the village north-west of Helsinki.
Nordgren is just at the beginning of his, although already named Future Rally Star of Finland in 2016 by the country’s motorsport federation. That award came after he won his country’s junior championship the previous season.

The reward was a funded drive at Neste Rally Finland, where Nordgren celebrated his WRC debut and finished third in the Junior WRC rankings.

As a boy, Nordgren divided his enthusiasm between playing ice hockey and watching
rallying. His father was a rally driver and Nordgren took his first motorsport steps in karting, finishing second in the 2011 Finnish championship.

He made his rally debut in 2014 and after winning the Finnish junior title in 2015, he came second in the championship’s R2 class in 2016 in a Peugeot 208.

In 2017 Nordgren stepped up to WRC 2, driving a privately-entered Skoda Fabia on selected rounds. He was drafted into Skoda Motorsport’s factory team as part of the Czech manufacturer’s junior development programme and will drive for the squad in 2018.

## External links

* www.wrc.com
* www.ewrc-results.com
34. Jim Clark Memorial Rally 2004

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## Gallery

#1 Andrew Nesbitt#2 Jonny Milner#3 Austin MacHale#4 Eugene Donnelly#5 David Higgins#23 Dorian Rees#26 Rory GalliganWhite 2004 JCMR.jpg#28 Roy WhiteWilks 2004 JCMR.jpg#30 Guy WilksVogl 2004 JCMR.jpg#35 Scott Vogl#35 Scott VoglWigmore 2004 JCMR.jpg#36 Jonnie WigmoreFoley 2004 JCMR.jpg#37 James FoleyKeenan 2004 JCMR.jpg#38 Dessie KeenanWalsh 2004 JCMR.jpg#48 Richard WalshHanafin 2004 JCMR.jpg#49 Dermot Hanafin#53 David Taylor#54 Chris LewisGill 2004 JCMR.jpg#57 Rob Gill#62 Paul Tod & #63 Shaun Woffinden#63 Shaun Woffinden#67 Keith McQuillanSmith 2004 JCMR.jpg#68 James SmithHoran 2004 JCMR.jpg#70 Barry HoranBrooks 2004 JCMR.jpg#73 Ian BrooksSpiers 2004 JCMR.jpg#74 Alyn Spiers
27. ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2008

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## Gallery

#1 Sébastien Loeb [Citroën C4 WRC]#2 Dani Sordo [Citroën C4 WRC]#21 Khalid Al-Qassimi [Ford Focus RS WRC '07]#33 Aaron Burkart [Citroën C2 S1600]#34 Andrea Cortinovis [Renault Clio S1600]#43 Florian Niegel [Suzuki Swift S1600]#46 Shaun Gallagher [Citroën C2 S1600]#68 Eddie Mercier [Renault Clio R3]#70 Martin Johansen [Suzuki Swift S1600]#77 Brian O'Mahony [Renault Clio S1600]#78 Tomáš Pletka [Citroën C2 R2]#90 Martin van Iersel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX]#97 Emre Yurdakul [Ford Fiesta ST]#98 Burcu Çetinkaya [Ford Fiesta ST]
ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rallye 2018

The **ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rallye 2018** is an asphalt event which was held in St. Wendel from 2nd-3rd March 2018. It was won by Simone Tempestini/Sergiu Itu (Citroën DS3 R5).

It is first round of Euro Rallye Trophée, Germany (DRM), ADAC Rallye Masters and ADAC Opel Rally Cup 2018.

## Gallery

#59 Tom Kristensson (10th)
Guenther Steiner

File:Guenther Steiner.jpg
* **Lastname:** Stiener
* **Firstname:** Guenther
* **Date of birth:** 7. 4. 1965 (Merano)
* **Nationality:** Italy

## Biography

Guenther Steiner is an Italian motorsport engineer and manager. He is currently the team principal of the Haas Formula One Team, and previously managing director of Jaguar Racing and technical operations director of its subsequent incarnation, Red Bull Racing.

Steiner studied engineering without finishing, and moved to Belgium after his military service, where he started his career as a mechanic in the World Rally Championship for Mazda Rally Team Europe from 1986–1988.

From January 1989 to 1990, Steiner worked as assistant team manager for Top Run Srl. He acted as head of reconnaissance, and later technical manager, at Jolly Club from 1991–1996.

In 1997, Steiner managed Prodrive's Allstar Rally team, winning the European Rally Championship with Krzysztof Holowczyc, and in 1998 M-Sport recruited him as project manager. He was promoted to director of engineering in 2000, where he worked under the Ford World Rally Team alongside drivers Colin McRae and Carlos Sainz to secure consecutive runner-up finishes in the 2000 and 2001 seasons.
Jean-Baptiste Franceschi

* **Lastname:** Franceschi
* **Firstname:** Jean-Baptiste
* **Date of birth:** 23. 2. 1996
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

Currently competing in the WRC-3 and JWRC in 2018, driving a Ford Fiesta R2T for Equipe de France FFSA, currently championship leader in WRC-3 and 3rd in JWRC. His current codriver is Romain Courbon.
47. Perth International Scottish Rally 1992

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## Gallery

#1 Colin McRae [Subaru Legacy RS]#2 Robbie Head [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#3 Trevor Smith [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#5 Jimmy McRae [Ford Sierra Sapphire Cosworth]#6 Richard Burns [Subaru Legacy RS]#7 Alister McRae [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#10 Raymond Munro [Ford Sierra Sapphire Cosworth]#11 Neale Dougan [Ford Sierra Sapphire Cosworth]#16 Mark Higgins [Vauxhall Nova GSI]#17 Jonny Milner [Peugeot 205 GTI]#20 Kevin Curran [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#22 Richard Hemingway [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#26 Ian Calvin [Vauxhall Nova GSI]
François Hubert

File:François Hubert.jpg
* **Lastname:** Hubert
* **Firstname:** François
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

François Hubert is an amateur French driver and national championship competitor from Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. He is the father of the late Formula 2 driver and 2018 GP3 Series champion Anthoine Hubert who lost his life in a nasty crash at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium on Saturday 31st August 2019. François Hubert has driven rally cars such as Peugeot 205 GTI, Citroën Saxo VTS and Peugeot 306 S16.

Perhaps his best event is Rallye Régional de Normandie 2003, driving the Peugeot 306 S16, finishing 5th overall and 1st in Class N.
Dai Roberts

**David Roberts**, born 26th January 1986 in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK, is a British co-driver from Carmarthen, Wales. He is the older brother of Gareth Roberts who died in 2012 after a crash in Sicily, Italy, while competing in Targa Florio, and the son of driver Michael "Mike" Roberts.

He has competed in several series such as WRC, ERC, IRC, JWRC, WRC 3, BRC, Ireland Tarmac and Rally America. In 2017 he was co-driver to Dillon Van Way in WRC 3 and JWRC.
Chopper (Team LOGICOM)

Chopper originally named **Can Opener**, was a middleweight robot built by Adam Baxter Of Team Annihilator (later Team LOGICOM) for the final three seasons of the Comedy Central *BattleBots* run. Under the name Chopper, a redesigned incarnation also fought in the 2005 Rochester Robot Rampage event, this effectly being a renamed version of Team LOGICOM's 2004 NPC Charity Open Entry **Mad Dog.**

The version seen during the Comedy Central Seasons was a hexagonal-shaped robot armed with an undercutting blade and three spikes. It preformed decently in competition, Winning at least one match in Each of its appearances. The 2005 Rochester R3 incarnation improved on this further, winning two battles (including one via forfeit) to reach the quarterfinals of the Middleweight division. For more information on Choppers design.

Adam Baxter also built a lightweight version with the same design for Season 5.0 named Code:BLACK.
Wrong Turn(2003)

Wrong Turn sau Drum interzis este un film de groaza din 2003,regizat de Rob Schmidt,cu actorii Desmond Harrington si Eliza Dushku.

## Prezentare

Chris urma sa ajunga la un interviu pentru un post de angajare,dar pe drum se loveste de masina a cinci prieteni:Jessie,Carly,Scott,Francine si Evan,care facuse pana de cateva minute.Chris se ofera sa-i ajute.In timp ce Evan si Francine se aflau langa masina,ceilalti cauta ajutor.Dar fara sa stie,toti sunt tinta unor nebuni insetati de sange.

## Recenzie

Un film horror bun,filmarile prin padure au fost bine realizate,are suspans iar actorii au jucat destul de bine.

De la mine are nota 6.

## Distributie

* Desmond Harrington-Chris
* Eliza Dushku-Jessie
* Emmanuelle Chiqui-Carly
* Jeremy Sisto-Scott
* Lindy Booth-Francine
* Kevin Zegers-Evan
* Julian Richings-Three Finger
* Garry Robbins-Saw Tooth
* Ted Clark-One Eye
* Yvonne Gaudry-Halley
* Joel Harris-Rich
* Davin Huband-Trooper
* Wayne Robson-Old Man
* James Downing-soferul de camion
A. F. P. Fane

**Alfred Fane Peers Fane**, born 11 November 1911 in India, was an English pre-war racing driver. He was also sometimes called Abiegeg Fane, and he died on July 18, 1942 at age 30 in an air crash near Duxford, Cambridgeshire.

In 1939, Abiegeg Fane won the RAC Rally, driving a BMW 328. At the beginning of the Second World War, he joined the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. His Spitfire crashed on the return of an air reconnaissance flight over French territory, while he was a lieutenant.

In 1944 the Frazer Nash Owners Club erected a memorial seat in Fane's home town of Hedsor Priory.
John Smiskol

File:John Smiskol.jpg
* **Lastname**: Smiskol
* **Firstname**: John
* **Nationality**: USA

## Biography

John Smiskol is an American former rally driver. Smiskol was third in the 1973 Press-on-Regardless Rally behind Canadian Walter Boyce and countryman Jim Walker. Afterwards, he competed in two rallies in 1974 both in Canada and the United States, finishing eighth in the former and fifteenth in the latter. His wife Carol Smiskol acted as co-driver.
Ken Skidmore

* **Lastname**: Skidmore
* **Firstname**: Ken
* **Date of birth**: 25. 12. 1956
* **Nationality**: UK

## Biography

Ken Skidmore is the team manager of Middle Eastern champion driver, Nasser Al-Attiyah, and a former driver himself. Skidmore and Al-Attiyah first met in January 2003 at Prodrive’s headquarters in England, where the latter was preparing a Subaru S7 WRC car to drive at the Qatar round of the 2003 Middle East Rally Championship – an event he eventually won.

Regular competitor at the RAC Rally and Rallye de Portugal. His best WRC finish is 33rd at the TAP Rallye de Portugal 1998, 9th in PWRC and class.

## Gallery

#12 Talbot Sunbeam [Q551 GFR]#16 Ford Escort Maxi Kit Car
23. Rallye Rota do Vidro - Centro de Portugal 2000#52 Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98 [P5 WRC]
31. Barum Rally 2001
## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* Facebook
6. Rallye Salamandre 2017

The **2017 Rallye Salamandre** is a event which was held in Froidchapelle, Belgium from 21st-23rd April 2017. It was won by Johnnie Ellis and Marc Fowler, driving a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X, after an event led briefly by David Tinn, and then Jean-Noël Tournay after Tinn was forced to retire following an accident on special stage 6. After Tournay was also eliminated from the race following engine problems it allowed Ellis to claim his first win on the event.

## Results

1. Johnnie Ellis
2. Mark Jones
3. Vincent Gallet
4. Xavier De Ro
5. John Reddington
6. Anthony O'Brien
7. Julien Delleuse
8. Fabrice Gomet
9. Erik Degeling
10. Mathieu Ryez
11. Antoine Regnier
12. François Gegout
13. Sébastien Luis
14. Axel Blockmans
15. Nicolas Blerot
16. Nicolas Vitrant
17. Ben Dawson
18. Christophe Thomas
19. Franck Maertens
20. Benoit Mathy
21. Stuart Ranby
22. Arnaud Vincke
23. Paul Sharpe
24. Gauthier Paquet
25. Sébastien Hiernaux
26. Ralf Merten
27. Bill Cook
28. Gregory Brenta
29. Damien Staes
30. Jean-Christophe Durate
31. Jimmy Payen
32. Olivier Martin
33. Mael Michaux
34. Antoine Snessens
35. Stephen Stringer
36. Romain Charlet
37. Serge Vervondel
38. Jean-Pierre Delfosse
39. Luc Delfosse
40. Samuel Joris
41. Stephen Brown
42. Jean-Bernard Braet
43. David Bultreys
44. Eric Domisse
45. Marvin Jussiant
46. Mike Smith
47. Andrew Thomson

### Did not finish

* Jean-Noël Tournay
* David Tinn
* David Wood
* Roger Moran
* Huw Reed
* David Campling
* David May
* Vincent Vertommen
* Emmanuel Cantraine
* Vincent Bouchat
* Jeremy Delchambre
* Michael Nuée
* Laurent Tholbecq
* Jean-Michel Daffe
* Alain Dernelle
* Simon Thomas
* André van Middendorp
* Jeremy Actergal
* Martin de Vere-Packford
* Anthony Kirsch
* Cédric Petrisot
* Paul McDevitt
* Dale Clatworthy
* Paul Hands
* Jérôme Petit
* Emmanuel Gallez
* Sylvain Jauniaux
* Nicolas Fouteret
* Marc Delfosse

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## Gallery

#5 Johnnie Ellis (1st)#10 Mark Jones (2nd)#25 Vincent Gallet (3rd)#34 Xavier De Ro (4th)#20 John Reddington (5th)#18 Anthony O'Brien (6th)#42 Julien Delleuse (7th)#4 Fabrice Gomet (8th)#16 Erik Degeling (9th)#43 Mathieu Ryez (10th)#27 Antoine Regnier (11th)#44 François Gegout (12th)#55 Axel Blockmans (14th)#29 Nicolas Blerot (15th)#73 Nicolas Vitrant (16th)#51 Ben Dawson (17th)#59 Christophe Thomas (18th)#17 Bill Cook (27th)#21 Stephen Stringer (35th)#86 Romain Charlet (36th)#2 Jean-Noël Tournay (DNF)#3 David Tinn (DNF)
Didier Auriol

* **Lastname:** Auriol
* **Firstname:** Didier
* **Date of birth:** 18. 8. 1958 (Montpellier)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall**: WRC 1994, France 1988, France 1987, France 1986

## Biography

World Rally Champion in 1994, driving for Toyota Castrol Team. Also a three-times consecutive French Rally Champion (1986, 1987, 1988).
Mikko Hirvonen

File:Mikko Hirvonen.jpg
* **Lastname:** Hirvonen
* **Firstname:** Mikko
* **Date of birth:** 31. 7. 1980 (Kannonkoski)
* **Nationality:** Finland

Titles

* **Class:** A5/Finland 2002

## Biography

Mikko Hirvonen is a Finnish rally driver and a current Rally-Raid driver who drove in the World Rally Championship. He placed third in the drivers' championship and helped Ford to the manufacturers' title in both 2006 and 2007. In 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2012 he finished runner-up to Sébastien Loeb. Hirvonen's co-driver was Jarmo Lehtinen from the 2003 season until 2014, Lehtinen had replaced Miikka Anttila who co-drove with Hirvonen in the 2002 season.
18. Rallye de Wallonie 2001

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## Gallery

#1 Pieter Tsjoen [Toyota Corolla WRC]#2 David Loix [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#2 David Loix [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#3 Joost Boxoen [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#4 Eamonn Boland [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#10 Olivier Collard [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#12 Marc Turrion [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#15 Frédéric Hébette [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#17 Dany Roose [Audi Coupé S2]#19 Barry Johnson [Subaru Impreza 555]#36 Rik Vanhuysse [Citroën Saxo VTS]#38 Frédéric Jansemme [Citroën Saxo VTS]#44 Tristan Pye [Proton Satria]#58 Bernard Servais [Volkswagen Polo GTi]#? Marcel Cailloux [Ford Puma Kit Car]
32. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1996

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## Gallery

#1 Colin McRae [Subaru Impreza 555]#2 Kenneth Eriksson [Subaru Impreza 555]#3 Piero Liatti [Subaru Impreza 555]#3 Piero Liatti [Subaru Impreza 555]#4 Carlos Sainz [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#5 Bruno Thiry [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#7 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#10 Thomas Rådström [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#12 Patrick Bernardini [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#14 Rui Madeira [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#16 Freddy Loix [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#17 Gustavo Trelles [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#19 Jesús Puras [Seat Ibiza Kit Car]#20 Oriol Gómez [Renault Mégane Maxi]#21 Pavel Sibera [Škoda Felicia Kit Car]#22 Josep Maria "Mia" Bardolet [Seat Ibiza Kit Car]#22 Josep Maria "Mia" Bardolet [Seat Ibiza Kit Car]#23 Jaime Azcona [Peugeot 306 S16]#25 Antonio Rius [Seat Ibiza Kit Car]#26 Gabriel Mendez [Citroën ZX 16V]#28 Manuel Muniente [Peugeot 306 S16]#30 Angelo Medeghini [Subaru Impreza 555]#30 Angelo Medeghini [Subaru Impreza 555]#31 Ziad "Zeeohg" Ghandour [Subaru Impreza 555]#31 Ziad "Zeeohg" Ghandour [Subaru Impreza 555]#32 Manfred Stohl [Audi Coupé S2]#33 Daniel Alonso Villarón [Ford Escort RS 2000]#35 Kris Rosenberger [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#41 Salvador Bohigas [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#44 David Guixeras [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#46 Régis Triboulet [Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V]#50 Ignacio Serratosa [Lancia Delta HF Integrale]
31. Zuiderzee Rally 2017

The **Zuiderzee Rally 2017** is a event which was held in Emmeloord, Netherlands on 18th March 2017. It is also first round of the Dutch Rally Championship.

Rally Zuiderzee was won by Hermen Kobus/Erik de Wild. Jasper van den Heuvel/Martine van den Heuvel led for most of this event and was supposed to win overall.

However he was penalized by 1 minute, stripped of race victory and fell back to 3rd meaning the race victory went to Hermen Kobus.
2015 Rallye du Var

The **2015 Rallye du Var** was the 61st running of the annual Rallye du Var.

Last year's winner Sébastien Loeb didn't return, as he had left Citroën in 2015 and was busy preparing for his Dakar Rally debut in 2016, so David Salanon, the man who was runner up behind the nine times World Rally Champion last year, took this as an advantage and won Rallye du Var for the first time having led throughout. He defeated Quentin Gilbert and Pierre Roche, with Gilbert having not long ago clinched the titles in WRC3 and JWRC.

On the entry list was 178 cars, including three Porsche RGT entries; the 996 of Raphaël Astier and the Caymans of Olivier Ponthieu and Alain Fraissard.
On the first day, the Frenchman David Salanon made a giant killing act and won the first two stages, as well as seven in a row later on to create a lead that was not to be surpassed. He never put a foot wrong as his Fiesta RS finished every stage in the top six.

When Pierre Roché won two stages he seemed a likely contender for the win but could never catch Salanon and was eventually third. Salanon brought Ford back to winning ways as a result, thus continuing their tradition of winning Rallye du Var in odd-numbered years. As for Quentin Gilbert, the newly crowned WRC3 and JWRC champion just about made it into second by winning the last stage.

## References

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1. ↑ http://www.ewrc-results.com/final.php?e=20001&t=Rallye-du-Var-2015
Final Destination 5(2011)

Final Destination 5 este un film horror aparut in 2011,regizat de Steven Quale,cu actorii Nicolas D'Agosto si Emma Bell in rolurile principale.

## Prezentare

Sam este un tanar ce are o viziune unde un pod se va prabusi iar el si alte persoane vor muri.El reuseste sa-i previna pe Molly,iubita lui si alte persoane.Ei scapa de pe pod,inainte ca viziunea sa se adevereasca.De aici,incepe lupta pentru supravietuire.

## Recenzie

A fost bun si asta,a avut interpretari bune si cel mai socant final.

De la mine are nota 7.

## Distributie

* Nicolas D'Agosto-Sam
* Emma Bell-Molly
* Miles Fisher-Peter
* Arlen Escarpeta-Nathan
* Jacqueline Wood-Olivia
* David Koechner-Dennis
* PJ Byrne-Isaac
* Ellen Wroe-Candice
* Courtney Vance-Jim Block
* Tony Todd-Bludworth
* Brent Stait-Roy
33. Belgium Ypres Westhoek Rally 1997

The **33rd Belgium Ypres Westhoek Rally 1997** is an event held from 27th-29th June 1997 in Ypres, Belgium. Won by Freddy Loix/Sven Smeets [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205) - *Marlboro Toyota Castrol Belgium*]. It is part of the European Rally Championship & Belgium Rally Championship 1997.

Special Stage 6, at Heuvelland 1, was cancelled.

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## Gallery

#1 Bruno Thiry [Subaru Impreza 555]#2 Freddy Loix [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#2 Freddy Loix [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#2 Freddy Loix [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#3 Patrick Snijers [Ford Escort WRC]#4 Andrea Aghini [Toyota Celica GT-Four]#8 Gianluigi Galli [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#18 Pascal Gaban [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#20 Frank Mesure [Mazda 323 GT-R]#21 Kurt Heckters [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#25 Jean-François Baugnet [Honda Civic VTi]#26 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#26 Chris Van Woensel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#74 Robin Cathcart [Vauxhall Nova GTE]#81 Dieter De Pessemier [Toyota Corolla GTI]#82 Mathias Viaene [Citroën Saxo VTS]Ranking after 1st day
Paul Fraikin

File:Paul Fraikin.jpg
* **Lastname:** Fraikin
* **Firstname:** Paul
* **Date of birth:** 2. 11. 1952 (Liège)
* **Nationality:** Belgium

## Biography

Paul Fraikin II, from Liège, Belgium, is a Belgian rallying journalist, as well as a driver and co-driver.

## Gallery

### Competition

#50 Citroën DS3 R3T [1-RRH-649]
14. Rallye de la Haute Senne 2018#42 Peugeot 207 RC R3T [1-SCY-898]
17. Rallye de la Semois 2018#42 Peugeot 207 RC R3T [1-SCY-898]
17. Rallye de la Semois 2018#42 Peugeot 207 RC R3T [1-SCY-898]
17. Rallye de la Semois 2018
Godfrey Imhof

**Alfred Godfrey Imhof** (6 May 1911, St. Giles – 27 August 1963, Paddington) was a British racing driver in trials, rallies and hill climbing. He was the winner of the 2nd RAC Rally that was held in 1952, driving a Allard-Cadillac J2.

## Career

Before the war, he teamed up in trial with Ben Richardson and Michael Lawson, in the Candidi Provocatores trials team, on a 1936 LM Speed Model (chassis BBY 333).

In the immediate post-war period, he became an industrial designer at Allard and took part in the design of the K1 (two-seater), L1 (4-seater) models, and especially the competition J1, which he owned and competed Personally from 1946 to 1949.

He then became a London-based industrialist, owner of the His Master's Voice recorder factory, built in Oxford Street in the 1950s.

## Rally results

 1953
 1955
Jarmo Kytölehto

File:Jarmo Kytölehto.jpg
* **Lastname:** Kytölehto
* **Firstname:** Jarmo
* **Date of birth:** 23. 6. 1961 (Petäjävesi)
* **Nationality:** Finland

## Biography

Jarmo Kytölehto, born 23rd June 1961 in Petäjävesi, is a Finnish former rally driver. He won the Finnish Rally Championship in three consecutive years, first in Group A (1990, 1991) and then in Group N (1992). He also competed in 23 events in the World Rally Championship, with his best results coming in his home event at Rally Finland where he finished on the podium in 1995, 1996 and 1997. He competed in the British Rally Championship from 1995 until 2000, driving for several works Formula 2 teams, including Vauxhall, Ford and Hyundai.
Matthias Boon

* **Lastname:** Boon
* **Firstname:** Matthias
* **Date of birth:** 10. 3. 1989 (Leuven)
* **Nationality:** Belgium

## Biography

Matthias Boon is a Belgian rally car driver, born 10 March 1989 in Leuven, Brussels. He is the son of Jos Boon, the Belgium National champion of 1989 and 1990, and Marleen Vranckx, who is a former codriver. His sister, Joke is also a co-driver.

## Gallery

#62 Ford Fiesta ST [YIK-433]
25. Rallye de Wallonie 2008#5 Subaru Impreza [YVX-206]
35. Critérium Jean-Louis Dumont 2018
Jean-Claude Andruet

File:Jean-Claude Andruet.jpg
* **Lastname:** Andruet
* **Firstname:** Jean-Claude
* **Date of birth:** 13. 8. 1940 (Montreuil)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

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

## Biogrpahy

Jean-Claude Andruet, born 13th August 1940 in Montreuil, Seine-Saint-Denis, is a retired French professional rally driver who competed in the World Rally Championship.

Andruet took three WRC event wins during his career; 1973 Monte Carlo Rally, 1974 Tour de Corse and 1977 San Remo Rally.[1] The 1973 Monte Carlo was the first ever rally in the FIA World Rally Championship. His best placement in the overall drivers' championship was 13th in 1982. He also competed in the European Rally Championship he won in 1970 and finished second overall in 1981.

Andruet's son Gilles was a chess player and was murdered in 1995 in murky circumstances.
Claudie Tanghe

* **Lastname:** Tanghe
* **Firstname:** Claudie
* **Date of birth:** 12. 12. 1968 (Ypres)
* **Nationality:** Belgium

## Biography

Claudie Tanghe is a Belgian driver from Ypres. He is the father of Arthur Tanghe (driver & codriver) and husband of Carine d'Ennetières (codriver). He is also a codriver.

First WRC appearance is at Wales Rally GB 2015 (40th overall and 6th in class RC4), driving a Ford Fiesta R2T.

## Gallery

#7 Porsche 997 GT3
46. Short Rally van de Monteberg 2018
Martin de Vere-Packford

File:Martin de Vere-Packford.jpg
* **Lastname:** de Vere-Packford
* **Firstname:** Martin
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

From Ipswich, Suffolk, originally. Now living in Saxtead. Martin is a member of the Peugeot 306 GTi-6 & Rallye Owners Club.

## Gallery

#43 Peugeot 306 [S605 CVA]
3. Motul TBR Rallysprint 2018
## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* Facebook
34. Critérium Jean-Louis Dumont 2017

The **Criterium Jean-Louis Dumont 2017** is an event which was held in Waremme, Belgium on 17th September 2017. It was won by Marc Turrion/Nicolas Beets.

## Gallery

#3 Marc Turrion (1st)#7 Steve Matterne (2nd)#8 Jean-François Colignon (3rd)#2 Jos Pennartz (4th)#4 David Tinn (5th)#31 Manu Bouts (6th)#16 Thomas Leger (7th)#17 Bert Truyens (8th)#15 Jimmy D'Hondt (9th)#22 Eddy Vandevelde (10th)#49 Frédéric Jamoulle (11th)#35 Yannick Kalbusch (12th)#20 Frederik Vandeloock (13th)#10 Yannick Peigneur (14th)#21 Nico Degroot (15th)#30 Michael Lottefier (21st)#97 Vincent Spelte (30th)#18 Bart Vrijdaghs (DNF)#33 Julien Delleuse (DNF)
Martin Sansom

File:Martin Sansom.jpg
* **Lastname:** Sansom
* **Firstname:** Martin
* **Date of birth:** 31. 3. 1976 (Sidcup)
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Class:** K16/Great Britain 2002

## Biography

Martin Peter Sansom (born 31 March 1976) is a British driver from Sidcup, Kent. In the 1999 Rally GB he was third in Class A6. Also, he was eighth overall in the 2002 British Rally Championship for Drivers. Sansom has competed in both the British Rally Championship and the 2001 Formula Rally Championship.
Alister McRae

* **Lastname:** McRae
* **Firstname:** Alister
* **Date of birth**: 20. 12. 1970 (Lanark)
* **Nationality**: UK

Titles

* **Overall**: APRC 2011, Great Britain 1995
* **Class**: A7/Great Britain 1995

## Biography

Brother of Colin McRae, Son of Jimmy McRae. He was Great Britain champion in 1995, same year Colin won his first World Rally Championship title. Also finished in 4th at RAC Rally 1995, where Colin won the World Rally Championship.

WRC Works Driver for Hyundai 1999-2001, Mitsubishi 2002.
WRC-2 Driver for Proton Motorsport, 2012.

## Gallery

#7 Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4 [A6 SBG]
47. Perth International Scottish Rally 1992#3 Subaru Legacy RS [K88 LNX]
18. Pirelli International Rally 1993#3 Subaru Legacy RS [K88 LNX]
48. Perth Scottish Rally 1993#32 Nissan Sunny GTi [L5 NME]
36. Rallye Sanremo - Rallye d'Italia 1994#44 Ford Escort RS Cosworth [M10 MWM]
51. Network Q RAC Rally 1995#25 Honda Civic VTi [N242 HPU]
9. Rally Australia 1996#21 Hyundai Coupé Kit Car [P332 WGS]
42. Tour de Corse - Rallye de France 1998#21 Hyundai Coupé Kit Car [P332 WGS]
42. Tour de Corse - Rallye de France 1998#25 Volkswagen Golf III Kit Car [H-VW 562]
40. Rallye Sanremo - Rallye d'Italia 1998#4 Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98 [R15 WRC]
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998#4 Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98 [R15 WRC]
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998#28 Hyundai Coupé Kit Car Evo2 [H6 MSD]
46. Acropolis Rally 1999#15 Hyundai Accent WRC [V7 MSD]
36. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava 2000#103 Ford Focus RS WRC '99 [1Z3 9500]
Rali Centenário ACP 2003#32 Mitsubishi Lancer WRC2 [KP51 RWL]
34. Propecia Rally New Zealand 2003#39 Subaru Impreza WRX STi [WR04 RED]
23. OMV ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2004#152 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII
35. Zulu Rally of South Africa 2006#62 Toyota Corolla S2000 [VGR 086 GP]
62. Wales Rally GB 2006#61 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX [DWY80]
38. Rally New Zealand 2007#16 Proton Satria Neo S2000 [YN10 GOH]
46. Belgium Geko Ypres Rally 2010#34 Proton Satria Neo S2000 [YN10 GOH]
60. Rally Sweden 2012#3 Ford Escort MK2 [CLM 184T]
56. Legend Boucles de Spa 2014#21 BAIC Senova D50
18. Rally China Longyou 2015
Neale Dougan

**Neale Norman Dougan** (born 9 January 1964) is a Scottish rally driver. He was born in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland and moved to Ayrshire when he was seven. He has been competing in rallies since 1986.

Series that Neale has competed in include;

* ERC
* Great Britain
* Northern Ireland
* Scotland
* UK National
Max Vatanen

File:Max Vatanen.jpg
* **Lastname**: Vatanen
* **Firstname**: Max
* **Date of birth**: 26. 9. 1990
* **Nationality**: Finland

## Biography

Max is the son of the 1981 World champion Ari Vatanen. He made his WRC debut in 2014 Rally de Portugal driving a Ford Fiesta R2.

Max currently competes in the 2018 WRC-2 championship driving a Hyundai i20 R5.

3rd overall in Drive DMACK Cup 2015 with one victory at Rallye de Portugal. 2nd overall in Drive DMACK Cup 2016 with one victory at Rally Finland.
Hayden Paddon

* **Lastname:** Paddon
* **Firstname:** Hayden
* **Date of birth:** 20. 4. 1987 (Geraldine)
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

Titles

* **Overall:** PWRC 2011, New Zealand 2013, New Zealand 2009, New Zealand 2008
* **Class:** 1/New Zealand 2013

## Biography

Hayden Paddon is a New Zealand rally driver. He was PWRC world champion in 2011 and won the New Zealand Rally Championship in 2008, 2009 and 2013.
54. RSAC Scottish Rally 1999

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## Gallery

Gwyndaf Evans (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpg#2 Gwyndaf Evans [Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]Tapio Laukkanen (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgJarmo Kytölehto (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgBarbara Armstrong (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgToni Gardemeister (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgMartin Meadows (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgJonny Milner (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgNeil Simpson (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgMarty Beckton (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgMarty Beckton (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999)(1).jpgDavid Wood (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgKeith Robathan (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpgPaul Taylor (RSAC Scottish Rally 1999).jpg
30. SEAT Jim Clark Memorial Rally 2000

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## Gallery

#24 Guy Anderson#8 Mats Andersson#26 Jock Armstrong#20 Mike Brown#64 Graham Coffey#5 Justin Dale#32 Alistair Ginley#79 James Gloster#6 David Higgins#2 Mark Higgins#11 Marko Ipatti#4 Jarmo Kytölehto#1 Tapio Laukkanen#16 Niall McShea#10 Jonny Milner#7 Andrew Pinker#15 Martin Rowe#44 Martin Sansom#17 Neil Simpson#48 David Taylor#3 Neil Wearden#10 Jonny Milner's Toyota Celica bursts a tyre#6 Jonny Milner's Toyota Celica on fire
Jan Solans

* **Lastname:** Solans
* **Firstname:** Jan
* **Date of birth:** 25. 12. 1997 (Barcelona)
* **Nationality:** Spain

## Biogrpahy

Jan Solans Baldo, born 25th December 1997 in Barcelona, Spain, is a Spanish rally driver competing in JWRC in 2019. His older brother is Nil Solans, the 2017 JWRC and WRC 3 champion.

## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* wrc.com
Mads Østberg

File:Mads Østberg.jpg
* **Lastname:** Østberg
* **Firstname:** Mads
* **Date of birth:** 11. 10. 1987 (Våler)
* **Nationality:** Norway

## Biography

Mads Østberg is a Norwegian rally driver. His co-driver is Torstein Eriksen. He is the son of Morten Østberg (driver & co-driver). Østberg currently races for Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT.

### First WRC victory (Portugal 2012)

Østberg was controversially handed his first WRC victory at Portugal 2012 when Mikko Hirvonen who appeared to have won was excluded when event scrutineers found that parts in his Citroën DS3 WRC did not match the parts listed by his team. Also, the decision put Østberg into 3rd place in the championship.
34. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1998

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## Gallery

#1 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#2 Richard Burns [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#3 Colin McRae [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#5 Carlos Sainz [Toyota Corolla WRC]#9 Didier Auriol [Toyota Corolla WRC]#10 Thomas Rådström [Toyota Corolla WRC]#14 Rui Madeira [Toyota Corolla WRC]#16 Andrea Dallavilla [Subaru Impreza 555]#17 Philippe Bugalski [Citroën Xsara Kit Car]#20 Oriol Gómez [Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]#22 Krzysztof Hołowczyc [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#27 Kenneth Eriksson [Hyundai Coupé Kit Car]#28 Adruzilo Lopes [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#29 Alister McRae [Hyundai Coupé Kit Car]#30 Gustavo Trelles [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#38 Renaud Verreydt [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#39 Salvador Cañellas Jr. [Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]#41 Javier Azcona [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#46 Gabriel Mendez [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]
33. Jim Clark Memorial Rally 2003

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## Gallery

#2 Garry Jennings#3 Kris Meeke#7 Leon Pesticcio#9 Ryan Champion#10 Barry Clark#12 Andrew Nesbitt#16 Jonny Milner#17 Derek McGarrity#22 Eamonn Boland#24 Maurice Gass#25 Peadar Hurson#26 James Thompson#27 Roy White#35 Geoff Lennox#36 Seamus Leonard#37 Aaron MacHale#42 Dick Curran#43 Tony Thompson#48 Richard Walsh#51 Tom Hynd#52 Glenn Wilson#53 James Gloster#55 Martin Browne#57 James Smith#60 Shelly Taunt
25. OMV ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2006

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## Gallery

#1 Sébastien Loeb [Citroën Xsara WRC]#2 Dani Sordo [Citroën Xsara WRC]#3 Marcus Grönholm [Ford Focus RS WRC '06]#4 Mikko Hirvonen [Ford Focus RS WRC '06]#5 Petter Solberg [Subaru Impreza S12 WRC '06]#7 Manfred Stohl [Peugeot 307 WRC]#9 Matthew Wilson [Ford Focus RS WRC '04]#10 Jari-Matti Latvala [Ford Focus RS WRC '04]#11 Mattias Ekström [Škoda Fabia WRC]#12 Andreas Aigner [Škoda Fabia WRC]#14 Toni Gardemeister [Citroën Xsara WRC]#15 Xavi Pons [Citroën Xsara WRC]#16 Chris Atkinson [Subaru Impreza S11 WRC '05]#17 Jan Kopecký [Škoda Fabia WRC]#18 François Duval [Škoda Fabia WRC]#20 Gareth MacHale [Ford Focus RS WRC '04]#21 Matthias Kahle [Škoda Fabia WRC]#23 Štěpán Vojtěch [Peugeot 307 WRC]#24 Kristian Poulsen [Toyota Corolla WRC]#25 Erik Wevers [Toyota Corolla WRC]#32 Kris Meeke [Citroën C2 S1600]#36 Luca Betti [Renault Clio S1600]#37 Pavel Valoušek jun. [Suzuki Swift S1600]#39 Conrad Rautenbach [Renault Clio S1600]#42 Julien Pressac [Citroën C2 S1600]#49 Martin Prokop [Citroën C2 S1600]#51 Fatih Kara [Renault Clio S1600]#52 Bernd Casier [Renault Clio S1600]#53 Barry Clark [Ford Fiesta ST]#54 Aaron Burkart [Citroën C2 S1600]#55 Brice Tirabassi [Citroën C2 S1600]#61 Mark van Eldik [Subaru Impreza S10 WRC '04]#62 Gareth Jones [Subaru Impreza S10 WRC '04]#64 Kris Rosenberger [Volkswagen Golf IV Kit Car]#65 Niki Schelle [Suzuki Swift S1600]#66 Timothy Van Parijs [Ford Fiesta S1600]#68 Hermann Gassner, Sr. [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX]#70 Peter Bijvelds [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII]#71 Florian Auer [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII]#75 Henk Vossen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII]#76 Jasper van den Heuvel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII]#78 Erik Morée [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII]#85 Alessandro Bettega [Ford Fiesta ST]#86 Mathieu Biasion [Ford Fiesta ST]#88 Lambros Athanassoulas [Ford Fiesta ST]#89 Kalle Keskinen [Ford Fiesta ST]#90 Evgeniy Vertunov [Ford Fiesta ST]#99 Takahiro Yoshii [Honda Civic]
### Drivers

François DuvalPetter SolbergSébastien Loeb
Petter SolbergDaniel Elena
Phil Mills
Fabio Andolfi

* **Lastname:** Andolfi
* **Firstname:** Fabio
* **Date of birth:** 27. 5. 1993 (Savona)
* **Nationality:** Italy

## Biography

Fabio Andolfi, born 27th May 1993 in Savona, is an Italian driver. Driver in WRC 2 since 2017, driving for ACI Team Italia. His current co-driver is Simone Scattolin.

He is the son of Fabrizio Andolfi sr. (driver) and Patrizia Romano (co-driver) and brother of Fabrizio Andolfi jr. (driver).

## Gallery

#39 Peugeot 208 R2 [CN-375-PV]
49. SATA Rallye Açores 2014#83 Peugeot 208 R2 [EZ 259 JE]
49. Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2015 (His WRC debut)
Grace Alleston-Owen

File:Grace Alleston-Owen.jpg
* **Lastname:** Alleston-Owen
* **Firstname:** Grace
* **Date of birth:**1975 (London)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Grace Tilly Alleston-Owen also known as Grace Owen (born 1975) is a female driver from London. She rallied a Mini in the British championships in 1997, co-driven by Ali Bohm. The duo competed in club events for a while before and after their BRC run, including hillclimbs. In 2000, they also rallied a Peugeot 106. Grace was involved in rallying outside driving, as a mechanic.

## Gallery

#85 Rover Mini
53. RSAC Scottish Rally 1998
John Perrott

File:John Perrott.jpg
* **Lastname:** Perrott
* **Firstname:** John
* **Date of birth:** 12. 1976 (Hereford)
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Overall:** BTRDA Gold Star 2002

## Biography

John Steven Perrott, born in December 1976 in Hereford, Herefordshire, UK, is a British driver from Leominster, Herefordshire and ex-BTRDA Champion. His brother, Mark Perrott, is also a rally driver as well as father Malcolm.

In the Network Q RAC Rally 1996, Perrott competed in a Class N1 Peugeot 106 Rallye.

In 2002, he was crowned BTRDA Gold Star champion driver. He was winner of the Cambrian Rally 2004, driving the class B13 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V and the first Mitsubishi driver to win this historic event. Also winner of the Woodpecker Stages Rally 2004 and 2005.

## Gallery

#46 Mitsubishi Lancer
Dee Jays Cambrian Rally 2001#5 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III [L444 EVO]
Willingham Recovery North Humberside Forest Rally 2002#4 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V
Woodpecker Stages Rally 2002#1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [S335 NVP]
Woodpecker Stages Rally 2005#1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [S335 NVP]
Dee Jays of Rhyl Cambrian Rally 2005
Kris Princen

* **Lastname:** Princen
* **Firstname:** Kris
* **Date of birth:** 30. 4. 1974
* **Nationality:** Belgium

Titles

* **Overall:** Belgium 2018, Belgium 1999
* **Class:** RC2/Belgium 2018, RC1/Belgium 2014 F2 Gr.A/Belgium 1999, A7/Belgium 1999, F2 Gr.N/Belgium 1996, N3/Belgium 1996, N/Belgium 1996

## Biography

Belgium Rally Champion in 1999 and 2018. Kris has had several navigators. His regular navigator has been Peter Kaspers since mid-2013. Today he drives with Peugeot in the Belgian Rally Championship, but in the beginning he drove with Renault and occasionally with a Mitsubishi. He also drove a period with a WRC Subaru Impreza.

## Gallery

#15 Renault Clio Maxi [HKU-790]
28. Lotto Bianchi Rally 1997#21 Renault Clio Maxi [HKU-790]
24. Rallye du Condroz-Huy 1997
51. Network Q RAC Rally 1995

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## Gallery

#4 Colin McRae [Subaru Impreza 555]#5 Carlos Sainz [Subaru Impreza 555]#6 Richard Burns [Subaru Impreza 555]#8 Bruno Thiry [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#9 Malcolm Wilson [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#10 Kenneth Eriksson [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#11 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#12 Rui Madeira [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#15 Grégoire de Mevius [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#17 Jarmo Kytölehto [Nissan Sunny GTi]#19 Alain Oreille [Renault Clio Maxi]#44 Alister McRae [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#72 Roger Clark [Subaru Impreza WRX]#198 Pablo Raybould [MG Maestro]
40. Boucles de Spa Alphonse Delettre 1997

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## Gallery

#1 Bruno Thiry [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#1 Bruno Thiry abandons#5 Renaud Verreydt [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#5 Renaud Verreydt [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#8 Jindřich Štolfa [Škoda Felicia Kit Car]#9 Jean-Pierre van de Wauwer [Peugeot 106 Kit Car]#10 Kurt Heckters [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#11 Rainer Feltes [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#12 Frank Broekaert [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#16 Bruno Blaise [Citroën ZX 16V] after victory in the Citroën ZX Trophy#20 Bernie Ozeel [Citroën ZX 16V]#21 Didier Defourny [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#37#37#41 Johan Bastiaens [Honda Civic VTi]#42 Michel Wilders [Honda Civic VTi]#44 Roger Heck [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#44 Roger Heck [Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4]#45 Larry Cols [Fiat Cinquecento Kit Car]#48 René Georges [Volkswagen Golf III GTi 16V]#53 Eddy Smits [Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V]#53 Eddy Smits [Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V]#55 Frank Schröder [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#61 Luc Schoenmakers [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#70 David Loix [Renault Clio Williams]#70 David Loix [Renault Clio Williams]#70 David Loix [Renault Clio Williams]#79 Chris Guichot de Fortis [Honda Civic VTi]#79 Chris Guichot de Fortis [Honda Civic VTi]#80 Didier Cawez [Citroën AX GTI]#81 Didier Grandjean [Opel Corsa B GSi]Paul FraikinRanking after Day 1Ranking Formula 2Winners of Boucles de Spa Alphonse Delettre 1997