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After eleven stages in Castrol Rallye in Austria, and with Waldherr retired, it is now very close for victory (four stages remaining):
1. Baumschlager
2. Gassner at 3"4
3. Saibel at 13"3
4. Harrach at 18"1
5. Rosenberger at 57"2
6. Gassner Jr at 1'01"5
After eleven stages in South Swedisch Rally, with three stages to go:
1. Jonsson
2. Wigren at 40"3
3. Sandberg at 40"9
4. Joge at 1'50"6
5. Svedlund at 2'08"8
6. Weng at 2'27"5
17. Jean Joseph at 4'17"0
After 5 stages Rally Targa Florio we have a Peugeot 1-2 with Rossetti 29s ahead of Medici(who discovers the 207) :p :
Travaglia is third, Andreucci fourth ;)
Retirement for Perico in SS4 :(
Does anybody know what happened with Longhi, he is so far in general classification? I don't see Travaglia in results after stage six :confused: :confused: :confused:
Piero Longhi had some shock absorber troubles and is retired. Travaglia continue!Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
Rossetti in SS7 lost some time due gearbox troubles...
End of leg one Rally Targa Florio, Rossetti leading with 17s over Medici and 23s over Travaglia with four stages left to run tomorrow :)
Rally Bratislava, Slovakia, in finish:
1. Grzyb (PL), Punto S2000
2. Orsák (CZE), Lancer Evo 9, +30,3 sec
3. Béreš (SVK), Punto S2000, +30,9 sec (30 sec penalty)
4. Drotár (SVK), Octavia WRC, +1:33,6 sec
Final results South Swedisch Rally:
1. Jonsson
2. Wigren at 50"9
3. Sandberg at 51"7
4. Joge at 2'08"2
5. Svedlund at 2'29"0
6. Weng at 3'05"6
16. Jean Joseph at 5'05"5
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Originally Posted by 'Mirek Fric [Cze
Without Beres penalty both Grande Punto would have finished 1-2 with only 0.9s gap :eek:
Castrol Rallye in Austria is also finished, with close fight for victory:
1. Baumschlager
2. Gassner at 1"5
3. Harrach at 25"3
4. Saibel at 38"3
5. Rosenberger at 1'21"0
6. Gassner Jr at 1'24"2