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In Castrol Rallye in Austria it is Waldherr who is leading after eight stages:
1. Waldherr
2. Gassner at 30"7
3. Baumschlager at 34"3
4. Saibel at 35"0
5. Harrach at 46"3
6. Rosenberger at 1'03"8
So Waldherr is dominating the Gr.N cars again in Austria, it is really great news. :D
Luca Rossetti leading Rally Targa Florio after 3 stages with a 17s gap over Paolo Andreucci and 19s over Renato Travaglia :D
Many drivers will have notional time on SS1 following Gianfico crash :mark:
http://www.targa-florio.it/classifiche/index.html
In South Swedish Rally after eight stages:
1. Jonsson
2. Sandberg at 15"9
3. Wigren at 16"0
4. Wicksell at 21"2
5. Flodin at 30"1
6. Magnusson at 41"3
No more Waldherr on stage 3 of day 2, what happend to him?
Navarra is been beaten by Travaghlia... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom206wrc
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Originally Posted by wwbroe
Where is Simon Jean-Joseph ??? :confused:
Waldherr retired in Austria Castrol Rallye with a broken gearbox on stage 9. Damn. The guys of RGRS are really unfortunate.
He is in 16th position Tom, after 9 stages, i think he has a serious lack of power on the nice and fast stages of the South Swedisch. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom206wrc
Soon starts the Rallye des Vins de Mācon in eastern France :p :
Live results:
http://www.mks2.fr/macon/ListeES.asp...Numral=1&COM=1
http://www.ffsa.org/res_rallye_frame.php?id=792
Sadly, the rally was for the first time opened to european championship, but not a single non-french drivers are on the entry(except Patrick Spart from Switzerland) :(
Certainly because it's coef X2 only and with the Delta Croatia Rally as main contender :rolleyes:
It looks like Gianfico would have a broken foot and his codriver a broken hand :(