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2016 Rally San Marino

The **2016 Rally San Marino** is an asphalt rally in San Marino that was held from 8-10 July 2016. This edition was won by Giandomenico Basso and Lorenzo Granai.

## Results

1. Giandomenico Basso
2. Simone Campedelli
3. Umberto Scandola
4. Denis Colombini
5. Simone Tempestini
6. Daniele Ceccoli
7. Luca Hoelbling
8. Nicolò Marchioro
9. Luigi Ricci
10. Andrea Dalmazzini
11. Luigi Versace Tullio
12. Albert von Thurn und Taxis
13. Giuseppe Testa
14. Ivan Ferrarotti
15. Luca Panzani
16. Marco Pollara
17. Giovanni Manfrinato
18. Kevin Gilardoni
19. Manuel Lugano
20. Giacomo Matteuzzi
21. Sergio Marchetti
22. Gianandrea Pisani
23. Corinne Federighi
24. Jacopo Trevisani
25. Beatrice Calvi
Matthias Kahle

File:Matthias Kahle.jpg
* **Lastname:** Kahle
* **Firstname:** Matthias
* **Date of birth:** 4. 3. 1969 (Görlitz)
* **Nationality:** Germany

## Biography

Matthias Kahle (born 4 March 1969 in Görlitz) is a German rally driver. He is German Rally Champion of the years 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2010 as well as vice-champion of 1998 and 2003. In addition, Matthias Kahle won the 2006 Deutsche Rallye Serie (DRS).
Giulio Bisulli

File:Giulio Bisulli.jpg
* **Lastname**: Bisulli
* **Firstname**: Giulio
* **Date of birth**: 29. 9. 1936
* **Date of death**: 14. 5. 1983
* **Nationality**: Italy

## Biography

Giulio Bisulli, born 29th September 1936 and died 14th May 1983, was an Italian rally driver. Bisulli twice appeared in the WRC, in the 1973 and 1974 Sanremo Rallies. In the latter, he finished 2nd and got his first WRC podium, in an Italian sweep of the podium. He did not score any points as the WRC did not yet incorporate a drivers' championship.
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998

This event, the last round of the 1998 WRC, saw one of the closest title deciders ever. It saw Carlos Sainz's Toyota Corolla’s engine fail metres from the end of the final stage in Margam, to hand Tommi Mäkinen his third world championship after Mäkinen had retired in spectacular fashion earlier on, losing a wheel, and was stopped by a policeman for driving on 3 wheels.

It also saw Richard Burns win the Rally of Great Britain for the first time.

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## Gallery

#1 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#2 Richard Burns [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#2 Richard Burns [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#3 Colin McRae [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#4 Alister McRae [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#7 Juha Kankkunen [Ford Escort WRC]#8 Bruno Thiry [Ford Escort WRC]#16 Grégoire de Mevius [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#22 Pavel Sibera [Škoda Octavia Kit Car]#28 Toni Gardemeister [Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]#34 Hamed Al-Wahaibi [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]#41 Jan Habig [Volkswagen Golf III Kit Car]#44 Juha Kangas [Subaru Impreza WRX]#46 Brian Lyall [Subaru Impreza 555]#63 Will Hoy [Ford Escort RS 2000]#68 Brian Bell [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#72 Stuart Egglestone [Ford Escort RS 2000]#76 Mikhail Naryshkin [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#84 Eric Mallen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]#96 Andrew Pinker [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]#115 Richard Worts [Vauxhall Corsa GSI]#126 Ernie Graham [Peugeot 306 S16]
### Crashes/Incidents

Carlos Sainz loses the 1998 World Rally Championship title by a blown engineTommi Mäkinen rallying on 3 wheelsTommi Makinen rallying on 3 wheels
35. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1999

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## Gallery

#1 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#2 Freddy Loix [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo VI]#3 Carlos Sainz [Toyota Corolla WRC]#4 Didier Auriol [Toyota Corolla WRC]#5 Richard Burns [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#6 Bruno Thiry [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#7 Colin McRae [Ford Focus RS WRC '99]#9 Harri Rovanperä [Seat Cordoba WRC]#14 Juha Kankkunen [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#16 Philippe Bugalski [Citroën Xsara Kit Car]#17 Jesús Puras [Citroën Xsara Kit Car]#18 Adruzilo Lopes [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#22 Luis Monzón [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#23 Alister McRae [Hyundai Coupé Kit Car Evo2]#24 Toshihiro Arai [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#25 Luis Climent [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#27 Isolde Holderied [Toyota Corolla WRC]#28 Abdullah Bakhashab [Toyota Corolla WRC]#33 Michael Guest [Subaru Impreza WRX]#34 Hamed Al-Wahaibi [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#34 Hamed Al-Wahaibi [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#35 Juha Kangas [Subaru Impreza WRX]#36 Pernilla Walfridsson [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#37 Mark Champeau [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#39 Javier Azcona [Peugeot 106 Maxi]#40 Joan Vinyes [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#41 Jon Casais [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#42 David Guixeras [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#43 Fabien Vericel [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#44 Sébastien Loeb [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#45 Patrick Magaud [Ford Puma Kit Car]#46 Andrea Maselli [Renault Clio Maxi]#46 Andrea Maselli [Renault Clio Maxi]#48 Gabriel Mendez [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#49 Kris Rosenberger [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]#50 Ferran Font [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#50 Ferran Font [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#51 Ignacio Sanfilippo [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo IV]#52 Miguel Martínez-Conde [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#54 Corrado Fontana [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#55 Giovanni Manfrinato [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#56 Michal Gargulák [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#57 Reece Jones [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#58 Kristian Poulsen [Ford Escort WRC]#59 Salvador Cañellas Jr. [Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]#61 Esteban Vallín [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V Evo2]#63 Óscar Fuertes [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V Evo2]#65 François Koopal [Renault Clio Williams]#66 Rodolfo Esposito [Citroën ZX 16S]#67 Graeme Presswell [Vauxhall Astra]#68 Marta Candian [Renault Clio Williams]#69 Antonio Seriola [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#70 Paulo Freire [Toyota Celica GT-Four]#70 Paulo Freire [Toyota Celica GT-Four]#71 Michael Kahlfuss [Toyota Celica GT-Four]#71 Michael Kahlfuss [Toyota Celica GT-Four]#72 Bob Colsoul [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#73 Carlos Marques [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#74 Antonio Garrido [Subaru Impreza 555]#74 Antonio Garrido [Subaru Impreza 555]#75 Joan Compte [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#76 Toni Vidal [Peugeot 306 S16]#76 Toni Vidal [Peugeot 306 S16]#82 Manuel Cabo [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V]#90 Alberto San Segundo [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V]#97 Roberto Solís [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#98 Flavio Alonso [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#104 Dani Solà [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#108 Jonathan de Miguel [Peugeot 106 Rallye]
## Notes

This is the debut for future nine times World Rally Champion, Sébastien Loeb driving for Equipe de France FFSA.

This is the first win in the WRC for Philippe Bugalski and Citroën.
Joan Vinyes

* **Lastname:** Vinyes
* **Firstname:** Joan
* **Date of birth:** 20. 6. 1969 (Andorra la Vella)
* **Nationality:** Andorra

## Biography

Joan Vinyes Dabad is an Andorran Rally driver. He was born on 20 June 1969 in Andorra la Vella, Andorra. He is the son of Joan Vinyes Sr. (driver) and brother of Amalia Vinyes (driver).

He made his WRC debut at Rallye Catalunya 1998. His best WRC finish is 25th at Rallye Catalunya 1999.

He won the European Rally Championship round of Asturias, 2012.

## Gallery

#40 Citroën Saxo Kit Car [D2158]
35. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1999#61 Suzuki Swift S1600 [S 5998 BBT]
46. RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada 2010#61 Suzuki Swift S1600 [S 5998 BBT]
46. RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada 2010#61 Suzuki Swift S1600 [S 5998 BBT]
46. RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada 2010#3 Suzuki Swift S1600 [S 182 BBX]
49. Rally Principe de Asturias 2012#3 Suzuki Swift S1600 [S 182 BBX]
49. Rally Principe de Asturias 2012#3 Suzuki Swift S1600 [S 182 BBX]
49. Rally Principe de Asturias 2012
Enrico Brazzoli

File:Enrico Brazzoli.jpg
* **Lastname:** Brazzoli
* **Firstname:** Enrico
* **Date of birth:** 27. 6. 1965
* **Nationality:** Italy

Titles

* **Overall:** WRC 3 2018
* **Class:**3/ERC Historic 2011, 3/ERC Historic 2009

## Biography

Enrico Brazzoli is an Italian driver and co-driver. He is co-driven by Luca Beltrame.

Brazzoli won the WRC-3 title in 2018, driving a Peugeot 208 R2. Brazzoli and Beltrame won the drivers' and co-drivers' championships, becoming the last WRC-3 champions as the series will be discontinued from 2019 onwards. ACI Team Italia won the teams' title.

Competitor in WRC-2 2015, and WRC-3 since 2016.
Antony Powys-Lybbe

**Antony Powys-Lybbe** was a British race car driver, a gentleman racer who owned the ex-"Raph" Alfa Romeo Tipo B and participated in many rally racing events.

## Early life

Born at Rectory Farm, Streatley, Berks, Antony Powys-Lybbe was from a priveleged background. He inherited when his father died in 1930.

### Family

Antony married Rosemary Priscilla Ferrand in 1937, and they had five children. On 19 July 1987, he was widowed after Rosemary passed away at Whiteway House Nursing Home, Dorchester.

## Racing career

In 1932, Antony took up motor racing, both hill-climbing and on the track. He also enjoyed sailing and skiing. He enjoyed a lengthy racing career in many disciplines, bud retired in 1954 after a race where another driver crashed into the crowd, killing himself and four others. In 1956 he sold his 1902 Fiat and Alfa-Romeo. An abiding interest throughout his life was music, particularly Bach.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.historicracing.com/driver\_az.cfm?type=drivers\_alpha&tStartRow=1&AlphaIndex=P&driverID=5354
37. Ypres Westhoek Rally 2001

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## Gallery

#3 Kris Princen [Opel Astra Kit Car]#4 Enrico Bertone [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#4 Enrico Bertone [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#5 François Duval [Ford Puma Kit Car]#5 François Duval [Ford Puma Kit Car]#6 Grégoire de Mevius [Peugeot 206 WRC]#7 Ian Greer [Toyota Corolla WRC]#8 Joost Boxoen [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#9 Derek McGarrity [Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00]#10 Patrick Snijers [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#11 Eamonn Boland [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#16 James Harrison [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#17 Frank Broekaert [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#22 Xavier Bouche [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#23 Frédéric Béco [Peugeot 206 S1600]#27 Peter Bijvelds [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#27 Peter Bijvelds [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#28 Dominique Bruyneel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#28 Dominique Bruyneel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#44 Ben Briant [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#45 Bob Colsoul [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#53 Jean-Frédéric Colignon [Seat Ibiza Kit Car]#61 Marnic Van Lancker [Citroën Saxo VTS]#79 Gunther Monnens [Ford Ka]
Andy Gwynne

File:Andy Gwynne.jpg
* **Lastname:** Gwynne
* **Firstname:** Andy
* **Date of birth:**2. 1966 (Hereford)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Andrew John "Andy" Gwynne is a British driver from Cheltenham.

At intermittent periods between 1997 and 2005 he competed in Rally of Great Britain as part of the World Rally Championship, but was unable to finish either of his appearances mostly due to mechanical reasons.

As a chief driving instructor he also founded GwynneSpeed Rallying School in 1994.

## Gallery

#125 Vauxhall Corsa GSI [R360 KFH]
53. Network Q RAC Rally 1997
Avon Cayzer

File:Avon Cayzer.jpg
* **Lastname:** Cayzer
* **Firstname:** Avon
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Avon Cayzer is a British driver from London. In 1997 he competed in Network Q RAC Rally driving a Ford Escort RS 2000 after finishing 23rd place in the Mintex National Rally Series.

Cayzer finished Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998 in 59th overall, 23rd in PWRC and 4th in class.

Cayzer finished Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1999 in 63rd overall, 28th in PWRC and 25th in class.

## External links

* eWRC-results.com

1. ↑ http://archive.djames.org.uk/1997/bulldog/mintex.html
46. Short Rally van de Monteberg 2018

The **Short Rally van de Monteberg 2018** is an event which was held in Westouter, Belgium on 6th May 2018. It was won by Davy Vanneste/Eddy Snaet.

## Gallery

#1 Davy Vanneste (1st)#4 Sander van Hoof (2nd)#6 Fredericq Delplace (3rd}#16 Stefaan Stouf (4th)#9 Steve Bécaert (5th)#7 Claudie Tanghe (6th)#10 Hein Jonkers (7th)#5 Erik Morée (8th)#11 Yves Bruneel (9th)#8 Bert Coene (10th)#14 Dennis Degroote (11th)#17 Christophe Merlevede (12th)#19 Steve Brown (13th)#36 John Reddington (14th)#80 Paul McDevitt (15th)#43 Gregoire Coulembier (16th)#34 Wim De Reu (17th)#38 Stefaan T'Joens (18th)#59 Ben Smith (19th)#32 Stefaan Prinzie (20th)#41 Nico Denys (21st)#25 Kris Gellinck (22nd)#60 Michael Lynneel (23rd)#29 Lode De Keyser (24th)#79 Dirk Ceyssens (25th)#51 Matthias Delplace (26th)#67 David Deckmijn (27th)#81 Geert Lacour (28th)#101 Serge Vervondel (29th)#65 Manuel Merlevede (30th)#54 Dries Vergote (31st)#35 Wouter Gevaert (32nd)#22 Pieter Taillieu (33rd)#68 Brecht Lavaert (34th)#73 Anton Morée (35th)#75 Stuart Ranby (36th)#53 Martin Fox (38th)#3 Piet van Hoof (39th)#49 Eric Deprez (40th)#58 Gavin Smith (41st)#137 Ludovic Vitse (42nd)#56 Steve Parmentier (43rd)#74 Marc Karnier (44th)#57 Lewis Vansteenkiste (45th)#64 David Lahousse (46th)#110 Bjorn Syx (48th)#66 Guillaume Salomez (49th)#77 Brecht Lievens (50th)#30 Dirk Van Rompuy (51st)#48 Pascal Clarys (52nd)#33 Peter Demeyere (53rd)#109 John Wood (54th)#116 Christophe Lagache (55th)#107 Bill Cook (56th)#88 Bas Slob (58th)#46 Stephen Hall (59th)#24 Timothy Alliet (60th)#71 Pedro Samaey (61st)#124 Florian Bafcop (62nd)#144 Patrick Vandeputte (63rd)#26 Allan Smith (64th)#21 Dennis Declerck (65th)#39 Stephaan Demedts (68th)#91 Ashley Vercruysse (71st)#78 Diego Claeys (72nd)#119 Vincent Verstraete (74th)#89 Robin Roggeman (75th)#85 Isidoor Espeel (77th)#106 Pat Waterman (78th)#102 Lorenzo Vandenheede (80th)#94 Kenneth Geldhof (83rd)#114 Henk Dautzenberg (88th)#92 Ive Van der Aa (89th)#132 Stephen Ellison (90th)#45 Dirk Vermeersch (92nd)#128 Brian Claeys (93rd)#105 Marc Vanlerberghe (99th)#140 Frederik Brulez (102nd)#138 Thibeau Vancouillie (103rd)#160 Phil Foster (106th)#2 Steven Dolfen (DNF)#12 Brecht Hoorne (DNF)#18 Steve Daele (DNF)#20 Andy Gryson (DNF)#23 Dirk Vermeirsch (DNF)#27 Gilles Pyck (DNF)#28 Piet Declercq (DNF)#37 Jacques Boury (DNF)#42 Joël Van Leemputten (DNF)#47 Michel Casseyas (DNF)#50 Jan Lavaert (DNF)#52 Sean Bannister (DNF)#61 Jean-Louis De Roeck (DNF)#63 Maxime Soete (DNF)#69 Rudy Claerebout (DNF)#70 Alexandre Verbeke (DNF)#83 Grégory Vanovertveldt (DNF)#87 Alex Waterman (DNF)#93 Jan Bosmans (DNF)#113 Kenny Verstraete (DNF)#133 Jos Heijnen (DNF)
Brian Lyall

File:Brian Lyall.jpg
* **Lastname:** Lyall
* **Firstname:** Brian
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Overall**: Mintex National 1997

## Biography

In the 1995 Rally GB, in a Ford Escort RS Cosworth he finished in 19th place. In addition to this, Lyall was Mintex National Rally Champion in 1997 ahead of fellow Scotsmen Murray Grierson and Sandy Dalgarno, a season that saw him win five events in a row. However in the 1997 Network Q RAC Rally, in a Subaru Impreza, he was forced to retire when his car suffered an electrical problem. In the 1998 Network Q Rally GB, driving the same vehicle, he put behind his 1997 nightmare and finished 15th overall.

## Gallery

#46 Subaru Impreza 555 [M555 SRT]
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998#46 Subaru Impreza 555 [M555 SRT]
54. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 1998
Jeffrey Panton

* **Lastname:** Panton
* **Firstname:** Jeffrey
* **Date of birth:** 8. 9. 1969 (Kingston)
* **Nationality:** Jamaica

Titles

* **Overall:**Barbados 2017

## Biography

Barbados rally champion in 2017, driving Ford Focus RS WRC '06, with codriver Michael Fennell.

19th overall in the Network Q RAC Rally 1996 driving a Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD (Toyota Team Jamaica) and 7th in class.

27th overall in the Network Q RAC Rally 1997 driving a Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD (Toyota Team Jamaica) and 15th in class.

## Gallery

#76 Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD
52. Network Q RAC Rally 1996#76 Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD
52. Network Q RAC Rally 1996
Carl Stevens

File:Carl Stevens.jpg
* **Lastname:** Stevens
* **Firstname:** Carl
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Class:** N1/Great Britain 1997

## Biography

Carl Stevens is a British driver from Cookham Rise in Maidenhead. In the 1994 Rally GB, he finished in 79th place. In the 1995 Rally GB, he retired. In the 1997 British Rally Championship, he became Class N1 champion - largely unopposed for much of the season - with 66 points.
Barry Groundwater

File:Barry Groundwater.jpg
* **Lastname:** Groundwater
* **Firstname:** Barry
* **Date of birth:** 5. 1973
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Lives in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire where he is operations director of Groundwater Lift Trucks Ltd.

## Gallery

#32 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X [F6 GLT]
44. Motul Rally van Wervik 2018#17 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X [F6 GLT]
35. Critérium Jean-Louis Dumont 2018
Andrea Navarra

File:Andrea Navarra.jpg
* **Lastname:** Navarra
* **Firstname:** Andrea
* **Date of birth:** 25. 2. 1971 (Cesena)
* **Nationality:** Italy

Titles

* **Overall:** ERC 1998, Italy 2004, Trofeo Rally Terra 2004, Trofeo Rally Terra 2003, Trofeo Rally Terra 2002
* **Class:** N4/Trofeo Rally Terra 2004

## Biography

Andrea Navarra (born 25 February 1972) is a former rally driver from Italy.

He scored points in the 1995 and 2004 World Rally Championship seasons, and won the European Rally Championship in 1998.
34. TAP Rallye de Portugal 2000

https://www.ewrc-results.com/final/111-tap-rallye-de-portugal-2000/

## Entries

* https://www.ewrc-results.com/entries/111-tap-rallye-de-portugal-2000/

## Gallery

#3 Richard Burns/Robert Reid [Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00]#11 Armin Schwarz/Manfred Hiemer [Škoda Octavia WRC]#15 Alister McRae/David Senior [Hyundai Accent WRC]#16 Harri Rovanperä/Risto Pietiläinen [Toyota Corolla WRC]#18 Jesús Puras/Marc Martí [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo VI]#19 Petter Solberg/Phil Mills [Ford Focus RS WRC '00]#21 Pedro Matos Chaves/Sérgio Paiva [Toyota Corolla WRC]#31 Ioannis Papadimitriou/Nikolaos Petropoulos [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#35 Michael Guest/David Green [Hyundai Coupé Kit Car Evo2]#37 Miguel Campos/Carlos Magalhães [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo VI]#38 Manfred Stohl/Peter Müller [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#49 Patrick Magaud/Guylène Brun [Ford Puma Kit Car]#50 Ramón Ferreyros/Gonzalo Saenz [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#54 Pedro Leal/Redwan Cassamo [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#57 Pedro Dias da Silva/Mário Castro [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#58 Américo Antunes/Paulo Moura [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]#59 Pedro Cunha e Carmo/Filipe Fernandes "Fifé" [Subaru Impreza]#73 Luís Fonseca/Miguel Soares [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]
2016 Rallye Weiz

The **2016 Rallye Weiz** is an asphalt rally in Austria that was held from 22-23 July 2016. This edition was won by Hermann Neubauer and Bernhard Ettel.

## Results

1. Hermann Neubauer
2. Raimund Baumschlager
3. Gerwald Grössing
4. Niki Mayer-Melnhof
5. Björn Satorius
6. Daniel Wollinger
7. Albert von Thurn und Taxis
8. Michael Böhm
9. Günther Knobloch
10. Martin Kalteis
11. Andreas Kainer
12. Stefan Fritz
13. Andreas Aigner
14. Christoph Leitgeb
15. Christoph Lieb
16. Robert Zitta
17. Filip Mareš
18. Gert Göbendorfer
19. Franz Kohlhofer
20. Florian Liendl
21. Willi Rabl jun.
22. Alois Scheidhammer
23. Anton Werner
24. Manuel Pfeifer
25. Johann Derler
26. Johannes Huber
27. Reini Sampl
28. Kurt Huber
29. Fabien Zeiringer
30. Raffael Sulzinger
31. Václav Stejskal jun.
32. Alfred Leitner
33. Harald Schloffer
34. Jan Ploschnitznigg
35. Thomas Mosburger
36. Franz Panhofer
37. Anton Reisenhofer
38. Thomas Kleinzer
39. Martin Ritt
40. Benedikt Leopold Baier
41. Hans Jörg Matzer
42. Bernhard Engelmann
43. Arnold Bauer
44. Viktoria Hojas
Garry Jennings

* **Lastname:** Jennings
* **Firstname:** Garry
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Overall:** Ireland Tarmac 2013, Ireland Forestry 2012

## Biography

Ireland Forestry champion in 2012, driving a Subaru Impreza 555.

Ireland Tarmac champion in 2013, driving a Subaru Impreza S12B WRC '07.

Best WRC finish is 15th at Rally Ireland 2009, driving a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX, finishing 15th place overall and 2nd in class.
40. Rallye Sanremo - Rallye d'Italia 1998

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## Gallery

#1 Tommi Makinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#2 Richard Burns [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#3 Colin McRae [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#4 Piero Liatti [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#5 Carlos Sainz [Toyota Corolla WRC]#6 Didier Auriol [Toyota Corolla WRC]#7 Juha Kankkunen [Ford Escort WRC]#8 Bruno Thiry [Ford Escort WRC]#9 Harri Rovanperä [Seat Cordoba WRC]#10 Marc Duez [Seat Cordoba WRC]#11 François Delecour [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#12 Philippe Bugalski [Citroën Xsara Kit Car]#14 Gilles Panizzi [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#15 Andrea Aghini [Toyota Corolla WRC]#18 Franco Cunico [Ford Escort WRC]#19 Patrick Magaud [Citroën Xsara Kit Car]#20 Andrea Dallavilla [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#21 Andrea Navarra [Subaru Impreza 555]#22 Angelo Medeghini [Ford Escort WRC]#24 Paolo Andreucci [Renault Mégane Maxi]#25 Alister McRae [Volkswagen Golf III Kit Car]#26 Rui Madeira [Toyota Corolla WRC]#27 Grégoire de Mevius [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#28 Krzysztof Hołowczyc [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#30 Kenneth Eriksson [Hyundai Coupé Kit Car Evo2]#31 Pavel Sibera [Škoda Octavia Kit Car]#33 Martin Rowe [Renault Mégane Maxi]#34 Mark Higgins [Nissan Almera Kit Car]#36 Tapio Laukkanen [Renault Mégane Maxi]#37 Fabio Danti [Škoda Octavia Kit Car]#38 János Tóth [Toyota Corolla WRC]#41 Gustavo Trelles [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#43 Renato Travaglia [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#45 Mario Stagni [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#46 Markko Märtin [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#48 Diego Oldrati [Subaru Impreza 555]#52 Michele De Luca [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#53 Renaud Verreydt [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#54 Luca Pedersoli [Renault Mégane Maxi]#58 Gianluigi Galli [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo V]#59 Fabrizio Gallio [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#70 Achim Mörtl [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98]#74 Andrea Maselli [Opel Corsa GSi]
Jimmy McRae

File:Jimmy McRae.jpg
* **Lastname:** McRae
* **Firstname:** Jimmy
* **Date of birth**: 28. 10. 1943 (Lanark)
* **Nationality**: UK

Titles

* **Overall**: , Ireland Tarmac 1981, Ireland Tarmac 1980, Great Britain 1988, Great Britain 1987, Great Britain 1984, Great Britain 1982, Great Britain 1981
* **Class**: C4/British Historic 2014

## Biography

Father of Colin and Alister McRae.
Five times Great Britain champion, and two times Irish Tarmac champion.

Best WRC finish is 3rd at Lombard RAC Rally 1983 and Lombard RAC Rally 1987.

## Gallery

#5 Ford Sierra Sapphire Cosworth [G800 TFD]
47. Perth International Scottish Rally 1992#32 Hyundai Accent [HRS-101]
53. Network Q RAC Rally 1997
Henning Solberg

* **Lastname:** Solberg
* **Firstname:** Henning
* **Date of birth:** 8. 1. 1973 (Askim)
* **Nationality:** Norway

Titles

* **Overall:** Norway 2002
* **Class:** A/Norway 2003, A/Norway 2002, A/Norway 2001, A/Norway 2000, A/Norway 1999

## Biography

Henning Solberg (born 8 January 1973) is a Norwegian rally and rallycross driver. Together with his female co-driver Ilka Minor, he currently competes in the World Rally Championship (WRC) with cars of M-Sport.

Solberg is the older brother of the 2003 FIA World Rally Champion Petter Solberg and through his Swedish spouse Maud the stepfather of Swedish rally driver Pontus Tidemand.
Thierry Neuville

File:Thierry Neuville.jpg
* **Lastname:** Neuville
* **Firstname:** Thierry
* **Date of birth:** 16. 6. 1988 (St. Vith)
* **Nationality:** Belgium

## Biography

Current driver for Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT and World Rally Championship points leader during 2018, but fell back to second behind Sébastien Ogier.

First WRC win achieved at Rallye Deutschland 2014.

Younger brother is Yannick Neuville who finished 3rd overall in ADAC Opel Rallye Cup 2015.
Mark Perrott

File:Mark Perrott.jpg
* **Lastname:** Perrott
* **Firstname:** Mark
* **Date of birth:** 20. 1. 1971 (Hereford)
* **Nationality:** UK

Titles

* **Overall:** UK National 2002

## Biography

Mark Justin Perrott, born 20th January 1971 in Hereford, Herefordshire, England, UK, is a British driver from Leominster, Herefordshire. His regular co-driver is Gary Mansell, also from Leominster. His brother, John Perrott, is also a rally driver as well as father Malcolm.

In the 1997 Rally GB, Perrott competed in a Class N3 Vauxhall Astra and won his class. Perrott competed in class N4 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo's in his next two Rally GB's. In 2002 he was crowned Kumho National Rally Champion.

## Gallery

#16 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [CCZ 2881]
Bulldog Rally 1999#16 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [CCZ 2881]
Bulldog Rally 1999#16 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V [CCZ 2881]
Bulldog Rally 1999#1 Ford Escort WRC [R771 GTW]
Wyedean Forest Rally 2003#1 Ford Escort WRC [R771 GTW]
Dee Jays Cambrian Rally 2003
Jochi Kleint

File:Jochi Kleint.jpg
* **Lastname:** Kleint
* **Firstname:** Jochi
* **Date of birth:** 24. 1. 1948 (Hamburg)
* **Nationality:** Germany

Titles

* **Overall:** ERC 1979

## Biography

Jochi Kleint (born 24 January 1948 in Hamburg as Klaus-Joachim Kleint) is a German motor racing driver who competes in rallying.

In 1979, he won the European Rally Championship, and he finished on the overall podium in the World Rally Chamionship driving a Opel Ascona 400 in 1981, finishing in third place at Rally Monte-Carlo. Also, he won class 4/4 the same year.
Jeremy Easson

File:Jeremy Easson.jpg
* **Lastname:** Easson
* **Firstname:** Jeremy
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Lives in Oakham, Rutland, England where he works as a workshop manager at Colin Easson Motors.

6th overall in 1996 Network Q RAC Rally, driving Ford Escort RS Cosworth.

## Gallery

#18 Ford Escort RS Cosworth
Anderson Cars Granite City Rally 1996#117 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII
58. Network Q Rally of Great Britain 2002
Joe McAndrew

File:Joe McAndrew.jpg
* **Lastname:** McAndrew
* **Firstname:** Joe
* **Date of birth:** 27. 8. 1958
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

Titles

* **Overall:** New Zealand 1996,New Zealand 1994, New Zealand 1993

## Biography

Smokin'" Joe McAndrew (born 27 August 1958) is one of New Zealand's most successful rally drivers with a record three national championship titles, won in 1993, 1994 and 1996. He also won the 2002 World TWE Marathon, and has over 25 national event wins to his name.

He resides in Wellington with his wife Andrea, who also assists and co-ordinates his rally team. They have two children, Lauren (born 1994) and Sean (born 2002).
Burning Twin Star

**Burning Twin Star** (Simplified Chinese: 烈焰双星) is a Heavyweight robot that contested the inaugural *King of Bots* competition. It is a two part clusterbot consisting on a black, invertible, rambot with omni wheels, and a white, invertible, drum spinner with omni wheels.

Burning Twin Star was captained by two Chinese students from western Universites, one from the University of Manchester in Manchester, UK, and one from the New Hampshire University in New Hampshire, USA.  However the robots were tiny, and easily isolated, as a result of this the robot failed to progress past the Round of 48, losing its only match to Thunderstorm.

## Robot History

### King of Bots Season 1.0

Burning Twin Star's first opponent was Thunderstorm, this match began with Thunderstorm's weapon failing to spin. With its weapon gone from the very start, Thunderstorm isolated the two clusterbots, and slammed them all around the arena until time ran out. The judges understandably gave Thunderstorm the win. Burning Twin Star was unfortunately not selected for a wildcard, and thus was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Mark James

**Mark James** (1963-3rd December 2018) was a British driver and member of the Ammanford Motor Club. He died three weeks after suffering injuries in a crash at the Isle of Man Rally 2018. It was the Nantgaredig man's second year competing in the Isle of Man event, but he had been competing in Wales since the 1980s. At the time of his death, James's co-driver was Hefin Jenkins.
31. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava - Rallye de España 1995

The 31st Rallye Catalunya is an event, held from 23rd-25th October 1995, the most controversial event of the 1995 WRC.

In an event dominated by Subaru team orders and the Toyota cheating scandal, Subaru's Colin McRae was stripped of an on-the-road victory by a 1 minute penalty after McRae that handed victory to the home hero, and McRae's team mate Carlos Sainz under the most controversial circumstances which threatened to affect the World Championship, much to McRae's anger.

Also, in perhaps the most controversial moment of this season, Toyota were caught with an illegal device on their cars, namely turbo restrictors, and was disqualified from the championship and banned from the 1996 season, meaning their drivers, Juha Kankkunen, Didier Auriol (both of whom were title contenders) and Armin Schwarz were stripped of their respective 3rd, 4th and 7th in the championship. The decision put Kenneth Eriksson into 3rd in the final standings, despite only competing four events this year.

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## Gallery

#4 Colin McRae [Subaru Impreza 555]#5 Carlos Sainz [Subaru Impreza 555]#6 Piero Liatti [Subaru Impreza 555]#6 Piero Liatti [Subaru Impreza 555]#12 Andrea Aghini [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#23 Borja Moratal [Peugeot 306 S16]#25 Antonio Rius [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V]#31 Josep Bassas [BMW M3 E30]
24. Rallye du Condroz-Huy 1997

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## Gallery

#1 Bruno Thiry [Subaru Impreza S3 WRC '97]#2 Grégoire de Mevius [Ford Escort WRC]#3 Freddy Loix [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#5 Henrik Lundgaard [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#6 Laurent Verhoestraete [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#7 Marc Duez [Subaru Impreza 555]#9 Renaud Verreydt [Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST205)]#11 Tim Svanholt [Volkswagen Golf III Kit Car]#12 Jean-Pierre van de Wauwer [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#15 Kurt Heckters [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV]#16 Karl-Åge Jensen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#19 Gaby Goudezeune [Mazda 323 GT-R]#19 Gaby Goudezeune [Mazda 323 GT-R]#20 Pascal Gaban [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#20 Pascal Gaban [Citroën Saxo Kit Car]#21 Kris Princen [Renault Clio Maxi]#22 Dominique Bruyneel [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#23#27 Alexander Zheludov [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#28 Frédéric Béco [Citroën ZX 16V]#30 Bruno Blaise [Citroën ZX 16V]#32 Fredericq Delplace [Nissan Sunny GTI-R]#35 Stéphane Lhonnay [Opel Astra GSi 16V]#41 David Loix [Renaul Clio Williams]#44 Jean-François Baugnet [Honda Civic VTi]#47 René Georges [Volkswagen Golf III Kit Car]#86 David Helson [Opel Astra GSi 16V]Results
59. Wales Rally GB 2003

The Wales Rally GB 2003 is an event held in Wales from 6th-9th Noember 2003 as the last round of the 2003 WRC. Petter Solberg held off Sébastien Loeb to win Rally of Great Britain for the second time and become the first Norwegian to win the World Rally Championship. Citroën Total World Rally Team also won the Constructors' Championship.

This also saw the last rally of Tommi Mäkinen's storied career as a driver, and he closed off his WRC career with 3rd place. It was also the last event for Colin McRae as a full-time WRC driver as he left the Citroën works team.

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## Gallery

#7 Petter Solberg [Subaru Impreza S9 WRC '03]#7 Petter Solberg [Subaru Impreza S9 WRC '03]#18 Sébastien Loeb [Citroën Xsara WRC]#18 Sébastien Loeb [Citroën Xsara WRC]#67 Alessandro Broccoli [Opel Corsa S1600]#103 Eamonn Boland [Subaru Impreza S7 WRC '01]#110 Simon Jean-Joseph [Renault Clio S1600]#130 Milan Liška [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#136 Neil Burgess [Rover Mini Cooper]
35. TAP Rallye de Portugal 2001

https://www.ewrc-results.com/final/96-tap-rallye-de-portugal-2001/

## Entries

https://www.ewrc-results.com/entries/96-tap-rallye-de-portugal-2001/

## Gallery

#2 Didier Auriol [Peugeot 206 WRC]#7 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6.5]#17 François Delecour [Ford Focus RS WRC '01]#31 Janusz Kulig [Ford Focus RS WRC '00]#35 Marc Blázquez [Seat Cordoba WRC Evo3]#36 Kris Princen [Peugeot 206 WRC]#38 Nigel Heath [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#39 Manfred Stohl [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#43 Stig Blomqvist [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#47 Marcos Ligato [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#47 Marcos Ligato [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]
Ken Torn

* **Lastname:** Torn
* **Firstname:** Ken
* **Date of birth:** 22. 9. 1993 (Kuressaare)
* **Nationality:** Estonia

## Biography

Ken Torn, born 22nd September 1993 in Kuressaare, Saaremaa, is an Estonian Rally driver. He competed in WRC 3 and JWRC in 2018 where he was 5th in JWRC. He currently competes in JWRC in 2019. He is the son of Harald Torn (driver).
18. RTS Rally 1997

Held in Sint-Truiden, 7th-9th March 1997. Winners: Hans Stacey & Mark van den Brand [Ford Escort RS Cosworth].
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## Gallery

#5 Philippe Stéveny [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#5 Philippe Stéveny [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#8 Ludwig Lauwers [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#8 Ludwig Lauwers [Ford Escort RS Cosworth]#9 Alain Colmant [Mazda 323 GT-R]#15 Michel Peerenbooms [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#15 Michel Peerenbooms [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III]#18 Marc Bielen [Citroën ZX 16V]#23 René Georges [Volkswagen Golf III GTi 16V]#49 Olivier Lefief [Ford Escort RS 2000 MKII]
Balázs Benik

* **Lastname:** Benik
* **Firstname:** Balázs
* **Date of birth:** 13. 3. 1979 (Isaszeg)
* **Nationality:** Hungary

Titles

* **Overall**: Hungary 2007, Hungary 2006, Hungary 2003

## Biography

Three times Hungarian rally champion (2003, 2006, 2007), driving for MV Benik Rally Team.

He first raced in 1999, driving a Toyota Corolla WRC. His best result in the WRC is a 13th place in the Turkey Rally in 2003.

## Gallery

Ford Focus RS WRC '02 (X493 YOO)
Rally of Turkey 2003Ford Focus RS WRC '02 (1Z4 4600)
Telstra Rally Australia 2003Ford Focus RS WRC '03
Start-Autó Eger Rallye 2007
Morrie Chandler

File:Morrie Chandler.jpg
* **Lastname:** Chandler
* **Firstname:** Morrie
* **Date of birth:** 1. 5. 1940
* **Nationality:** New Zealand

## Biography

Morris David 'Morrie' Chandler is a New Zealand Motorsport Administrator who took over as president of the WRC Commission in 2006, not long after the death of Shekhar Mehta, and left in 2010. He was formerly a rally driver.
His best WRC finish is 10th in the Rally of New Zealand 1980, scoring 1 championship point.
Gareth MacHale

File:Gareth MacHale.jpg
* **Lastname:** MacHale
* **Firstname:** Gareth
* **Date of birth:** 12. 8. 1980
* **Nationality:** Ireland

## Biography

Gareth MacHale (born 12 August 1980) is an Irish rally driver, who has scored points in the World Rally Championship.

MacHale comes from a family with a background in rallying. His father Austin MacHale is a five-time Irish Tarmac Rally Championship champion. Gareth's younger brother Aaron is also a rally driver.

MacHale competed in an eight-round programme in the 2006 World Rally Championship season in a privately entered Ford Focus WRC. He finished sixth on Rally Mexico, scoring three world championship points.[1] In 2007 he competed in five WRC events, finishing eighth on his home round Rally Ireland, which was being run as a WRC event for the first time. He competed in Rally Ireland again in 2009, but retired.

In 2008 MacHale competed in the Race of Champions.

In 2010 he followed in his father's footsteps by winning the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship for the first time.
Tom Williams

* **Lastname:** Williams
* **Firstname:** Tom
* **Date of birth:** 4. 12. 1998 (Oxford)
* **Nationality:** UK

## Biography

Tom Williams, born 4th December 1998 in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK, is a British Rally driver. He competed in WRC 3 and JWRC in 2018 where he was 7th in WRC 3 and 10th in JWRC. He is the son of David Williams (driver). His godfather is 2001 World Rally champion Richard Burns.
3. Motul TBR Rallysprint 2018

The **Motul TBR Rallysprint 2018** is an event which was held in Oekene, Belgium from 7th-8th July 2018. It was won by Steve Becaert/Nico Beernaert.

## Gallery

#83 Steve Bécaert [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (1st)#79 Lorenzo Bossu [Peugeot 208 T16] (2nd)#81 Niall Moroney [Subaru Impreza S4 WRC '98] (3rd)#73 Chris Algoedt [BMW 1M Coupé] (5th)#78 Steve Brown [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X] (6th)#60 John Reddington [Ford Escort MK2] (8th)#27 Jelle Vermeire [Peugeot 208 R2] (9th)#53 Didier Spillebeen [BMW E30] (23rd)#63 Lorenzo Vandenheede [BMW E36] (27th)#19 Stijn Blanchard [Citroën Saxo VTS] (34th)#56 Eric Deprez [BMW 325i E36] (38th)#224 Zsolt Csabai [Lada VAZ 2107] (42nd)#57 Marc Karnier [BMW E30] (52nd)#49 Stefaan T'Joens [Renault Mégane RS] (54th)#16 Paul-Mathieu Soenens [Opel Corsa B GSi] (56th)#43 Martin de Vere-Packford [Peugeot 306] (58th)#7 Jens Naessens [Honda Civic] (59th)#211 Fangio Verbeke [Toyota Corolla KE 70] (63rd)#54 Kenneth Geldhof {BMW 325i E30] (65th)#82 Dennis Degroote [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI] (67th)#50 Wouter Vandewaetere [BMW E30] (69th)#11 Damien Strobbe [Opel Corsa GT] (78th)#28 Jorick Lemaire [BMW E36] (80th)#58 Ashley Vercruysse [BMW 325i E30] (85th)#69 Brecht Lievens [BMW M3 E36] (86th)#15 Kevin Theuwissen [BMW M3 E36] (DNF)#51 Manolito Verhaeghe [BMW E87] (DNF)#61 Anthony Capon [Subaru Impreza] (DNF)#80 Jeoffrey Lerminez [Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00] (DNF)#0 Jens Maes [Opel Ascona B]#0 Wouter Muylle [Porsche 997 GT3]
Kenneth Eriksson

* **Lastname:** Eriksson
* **Firstname:** Kenneth
* **Date of birth:** 13. 5. 1956 (Äppelbo)
* **Nationality:** Sweden

Titles

* **Overall:** APRC 1997, APRC 1996, APRC 1995
* **Class:** 2WD/WRC 1987, A/WRC 1986

## Biography

Kenneth Eriksson is a now retired World Rally Championship rally driver. He drove for several manufacturer teams, including the Subaru World Rally Team, Mitsubishi, Hyundai and Škoda.
24. Pirelli International Rally 1999

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## Gallery

#5 Jarmo Kytölehto [Vauxhall Astra Kit Car]#14 Justin Dale [Peugeot 106 Maxi]#15 Mats Andersson [Proton Compact]#18 David Higgins [Subaru Impreza WRX]#23 Jonny Milner [Toyota Celica GT-Four]#35 Julian Reynolds [Honda Civic]#38 Andrew Pinker [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#78 Michael White [Škoda Felicia]
Eerik Pietarinen

File:Eerik Pietarinen.jpg
* **Lastname**: Pietarinen
* **Firstname**: Eerik
* **Date of birth**: 5. 12. 1993 (Pornainen)
* **Nationality**: Finland

Titles

* **Overall**: Baltic Rally Trophy 2018
* **Class**: SM1/Finland 2018, SM2/Finland 2017

## Biography

Eerik Mikael Pietarinen is a rally driver, born on 5 December 1993 in Pornainen, Finland. He is Baltic Rally Trophy champion in 2018.

In 2018 he took a surprise victory on the Rally Finland in WRC 2, in his debut in the class. His countryman Kalle Rovanperä led for much of this rally until he wrecked his front suspension on the penultimate stage of the third day, gifting the lead to class debutant Pietarinen who eventually won whilst Rovanperä had to settle for 4th.
Rally Bulgaria

A one-off entry into the WRC calendar in 2010, that year's Rally Bulgaria resulted in an influx of local competitors. This included the JWRC driver Todor Slavov. The resultant winner was the unstoppable Sebastien Loeb of Citroen who managed to lead throughout, despite the cancellation of stage seven.

Since its beginnings in 1970 the rally has undergone several name changes from Rally Zlatni Piassatzi to International Rally Zlatni and now Rally Bulgaria. In 1970 it was first won by Reiner Altenheimer.
Andreas Mikkelsen

File:Andreas Mikkelsen.jpg
* **Lastname:** Mikkelsen
* **Firstname:** Andreas
* **Date of birth:** 22. 6. 1989 (Oslo)
* **Nationality:** Norway

## Biography

Andreas Mikkelsen is a Norwegian driver. He drove a factory Volkswagen Polo R WRC in the World Rally Championship from 2013 to 2016. He finished third in the drivers standings in 2014, 2015 and 2016, collecting three wins and 20 podiums. He currently drives for Hyundai.
Antonio Sainz

File:Antonio Sainz.jpg
* **Lastname:** Sainz
* **Firstname:** Antonio
* **Date of birth:** 10. 12. 1957 (Madrid)
* **Nationality:** Spain

Titles

* **Overall:** Spain Historic 2010
* **Class:** PRE 81/Spain Historic 2017, PRE 81/Spain Historic 2016, 2/Spain Historic 2011, 3/Spain Historic 2010

## Biography

Antonio Sainz Cenamor is a Spanish rally driver who competes in Spanish Historic. He was Spain Historic champion of 2010.

His younger brother is the two-time World Rally Champion Carlos Sainz and his nephew is Formula 1 driver, the current driver for Scuderia Ferrari (2021-), Carlos Sainz Jr.
Yoann Bonato

* **Lastname:** Bonato
* **Firstname:** Yoann
* **Date of birth:** 13. 5. 1983 (Saint-Martin-d'Hères)
* **Nationality:** France

Titles

* **Overall:** France Tarmac 2018, France Tarmac 2017

## Biography

France Tarmac champion in 2017, driving a Citroën DS3 R5 (CHL Sport Auto) with 4 wins and again in 2018, driving a Citroën C3 R5 (CHL Sport Auto), with 5 wins. Winner of the Rallye du Var 2018, his first win ever in the event.

Currently competing in WRC-2 in 2018.

Best WRC finish is 10th at CORSICA Linea Tour de Corse 2018, scoring his first WRC championship point.
Raul Badiu

* **Lastname:** Badiu
* **Firstname:** Raul
* **Date of birth:** 27. 4. 1992 (Sibiu)
* **Nationality:** Romania

## Biography

Raul Badiu, born 27th April 1992 in Sibiu, Romania, is a Romanian Rally driver competing in JWRC in 2019 and formerly competed in WRC 3. His co-driver is Gabriel Lazar.

Following the 2018 season, Badiu was crowned Romanian FWD and Suzuki Cup champion, taking an impressive 75 stage wins in the latter. The 2019 FIA Junior WRC won’t be Badiu’s first WRC encounter, as the Romanian entered Rally Turkey for the finale of the 2018 FIA Junior WRC.

## External links

* eWRC-results.com
* wrc.com
36. Rallye Catalunya - Costa Brava 2000

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## Gallery

#1 Tommi Mäkinen [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#3 Richard Burns [Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00]#4 Juha Kankkunen [Subaru Impreza S6 WRC '00]#5 Colin McRae [Ford Focus RS WRC '00]#6 Carlos Sainz [Ford Focus RS WRC '00]#7 Didier Auriol [Seat Cordoba WRC Evo2]#7 Didier Auriol [Seat Cordoba WRC Evo2]#10 Gilles Panizzi [Peugeot 206 WRC]#16 Marcus Grönholm [Peugeot 206 WRC]#16 Marcus Grönholm [Peugeot 206 WRC]#17 Jesús Puras [Citroën Xsara Kit Car]#18 Henrik Lundgaard [Toyota Corolla WRC]#20 Andrea Navarra [Toyota Corolla WRC]#21 Andrea Dallavilla [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#23 Markko Märtin [Toyota Corolla WRC]#24 Abdullah Bakhashab [Toyota Corolla WRC]#25 Toshihiro Arai [Subaru Impreza S5 WRC '99]#26 Serkan Yazici [Toyota Corolla WRC]#27 Renato Travaglia [Peugeot 306 Maxi]#28 Michael Guest [Hyundai Coupé Kit Car Evo2]#29 Kris Princen [Renault Mégane Maxi]#30 Gustavo Trelles [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#31 Manfred Stohl [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#32 Uwe Nittel [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#33 Roberto Sanchez [Subaru Impreza WRX]#35 Jani Paasonen [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo VI]#36 Miguel Campos [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo VI]#37 Gabriel Mendez [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#41 Fabrice Morel [Peugeot 206 WRC]#41 Fabrice Morel [Peugeot 206 WRC]#44 Oriol Gómez [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#50 Martin Stenshorne [Subaru Impreza WRX]#52 Birger Gundersen [Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]#54 Patrick Magaud [Ford Puma Kit Car]#56 Michael Huete [Ford Puma Kit Car]#58 Massimo Macaluso [Fiat Punto Kit Car]#59 Roberto Botta [Renault Clio Williams#63 Gabriel Pozzo [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#65 John Lloyd [Subaru Impreza]#67 Peter Schumann [Mitsubishi Carisma GT Evo VI]#69 Marta Candian [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V]#70 Natalie Barratt [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#74 Paco Francisco Roig [Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]#77 Josep Nicolas [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V]#77 Josep Nicolas [Seat Ibiza GTi 16V]#78 Antonio Seriola [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#79 Francis Leymarie [Peugeot 306 S16]#83 Enrique García Ojeda [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#85 Eloy Entrecanales [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#90 Jordi Trius [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#92 Jean-Marc Poisson [Honda Civic VTi]#93 João Cambão [Peugeot 106 Rallye]#95 Brian Cameron [Rover Mini Cooper]#95 Brian Cameron [Rover Mini Cooper]#96 António Pinto dos Santos [Renault 4 GTL]#96 António Pinto dos Santos [Renault 4 GTL]
Des de les cunetes.
Tour of the Sperrins

The Tour of the Sperrins is an asphalt rally that is held in Northern Ireland every May and organised by Magherafelt Motorclub.

One of its most popular and experienced drivers is Derek McGarrity who has won it four times, the most recent in 2015.

## Results

### 2016

*Now sponsored by McGeehan Motorsport*

* Winner: Martin McCormack (Škoda Fabia S2000)

### 2015

*Renamed the Ryan Bradley Memorial Tour of the Sperrins after the late rally driver Ryan Bradley*

* Winner: Derek McGarrity (Subaru Impreza S14 WRC '08)

### 2014

* Winner: Derek McGarrity (Subaru Impreza S14 WRC '08)

### 2013

* Winner: Donagh Kelly (Subaru Impreza S11 WRC '05)

### 2012

* Winner: Camilus Bradley (Ford Escort MK2)
World Rally Championship

The **World Rally Championship** (**WRC**) is a rallying series organised by the FIA, culminating with a champion driver, co-driver and manufacturer. The driver's world championship and manufacturer's world championship are separate championships, but based on the same point system. The series currently consists of 14 three-day events driven on surfaces ranging from gravel and tarmac to snow and ice. Each rally is split into 15–25 special stages which are run against the clock on closed roads.
Jan Kopecký

* **Lastname**: Kopecký
* **Firstname**: Jan
* **Date of birth**: 28. 1. 1982 (Opočno)
* **Nationality**: Czech Republic

Titles

* **Overall**: ERC 2013, APRC 2014, WRC 2 2018 European Rally Cup Central 2012, Pacific Cup 2014, Czech Republic 2017, Czech Republic 2016, Czech Republic 2015, Czech Republic 2012, Czech Republic 2004
* **Class**: 2/Czech Republic 2017, ERT/Central Rally Trophy 2016, 2/Czech Republic 2016, S2000/R4/R5/CEZ 2015, 2/Czech Republic 2015, 2/Czech Republic 2012, A6/Czech Middle Championship 2007, A/Czech Middle Championship 2007, A7/Czech Sprintrally 2001

## Biography

Currently competes in the European Rally Championship (ERC) with Škoda Motorsport. 2018 WRC-2 champion with Škoda Motorsport II, with five victories in six events this season.

Titles won include Czech Republic in 2004, 2012, 2015, 2016 and 2017, APRC in 2014 and ERC in 2013.
Pierre-Louis Loubet

File:Pierre-Louis Loubet.jpg
* **Lastname:** Loubet
* **Firstname:** Pierre-Louis
* **Date of birth:** 18. 2. 1997 (Bastia)
* **Nationality:** France

## Biography

Pierre-Louis Loubet (born February 18, 1997) is a French rally driver. He currently competes for the BRC Racing Team in the FIA World Rally Championship-2. He is the son of the 1989 European Rally Champion Yves Loubet.
Stuart Popplewell

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

## Biography

Stuart Popplewell, from Border Motor Club, North Lincolnshire, UK, is a driver and co-driver. In his driving position, Popplewell drives a Seat Ibiza and his regular driver, and co-driver, depending on which position Popplewell is in is a fellow member of the Border MC, Nigel Barber.

## External links

* www.ewrc-results.com [Driver]
* www.ewrc-results.com [Co-Driver]
Vic Preston jr.

File:Vic Preston jr..jpg
* **Lastname:** Preston sr.
* **Firstname:** Vic
* **Date of birth:** 20. 11. 1950
* **Nationality:** Kenya

## Biography

Vic Preston Jr, born 20th November 1950, is a former rally driver from Kenya. His career spanned from 1966 to 1990. He is the son of the late former driver Vic Preston sr. and June Preston, as well as brother of Cherry and Annette Preston.

Junior's best World Championship result is 2nd place at Safari Rally 1978 in the Porsche 911, as well as a 3rd place finish in the same event in 1980 in the Mercedes 450 SLC.
Rina Ito

* **Lastname:** Ito
* **Firstname:** Rina
* **Date of birth:** 24. 10. 1986 (Kanagawa Prefecture)
* **Nationality:** Japan

## Biography

Rina Ito (Japanese: 伊藤 りな) (born 24 October 1986) is a rally driver from Japan, active in Japanese and Asia-Pacific rallying since 2010, usually driving a Mazda 2 Demio. She took part in the Rally of Hokkaido in 2011, and is listed as an entrant for the 2012 Asia Pacific Rally Championship, although the results are proving elusive. She had a decent season in Japanese rallying in 2013, with a best finish of 24th, in the Osaka University Tango Peninsula Tango Rally. In 2013, she equalled this result, in the Hokkaido Rally, still in the Mazda. That year, she competed overseas in the New Zealand Rally, in a Honda Civic, but had an off on the final stage. She continued to rally in 2015, mostly in Japan, but with one run in the Rally of Whangerei, in New Zealand, which she did not finish. Her best finish was 27th, in the Fukushima Rally. In 2016, she entered the Shinshiro Rally, in a Toyota Aqua. She was 42nd overall. She drove another Toyota, a Vitz, in 2017, and earned her first top-twenty finish: 20th in the Kumakogen Rally. Rina had an unusual introduction to motorsport, starting out as a Super GT grid girl.
Xavier Bouche

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* **Lastname:** Bouche
* **Firstname:** Xavier
* **Date of birth:** 15. 11. 1967
* **Nationality:** Belgium

Titles

* **Overall:** Belgium 2005
* **Class':** N4/Belgium 2001, N/Belgium 2001, F2 Gr.A/Belgium 2000, F2/Belgium 2000, A6/Belgium National 1998

## Biography

Belgium Rally Champion in 2005.
Brother of Olivier Bouche (driver & codriver)

## Gallery

#51 Citroën Saxo VTS [HYB-922]
12. Rallye des Hautes Fagnes 1997