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2019 Michelin Wales RallyGB2019 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3 (3.58KM) OCTOBER 3»6 8:00am Shakedown (Gwydir) 4.68km 4:30pm Start ceremony, Liverpool LLANDUDNO 7:08pm SS1 Oulton Park 3.58km (WALES) 9:20pm Parc ferme, Llandudno - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 (118.25KM) 6:10am Service/Tyre change, Llandudno 15 minutes th 75 RUNNING 7:18am SS2 Elsi 1 11.65km Organised by Motorsport UK 7:46am SS3 Penmachno 1 16.95km - 9:56am SS4 Dyfnant 1 19.36km ROUND 12 10:53am SS5 Aberhirnant 1 9.40km 2019 FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP 1:07pm Service/Tyre change, Llandudno 40 minutes timetable 2:40pm SS6 Elsi 2 11.65km 3:08pm SS7 Penmachno 2 16.95km 3:57pm SS8 Slate Mountain 3.53km 6:11pm SS9 Dyfnant 2 19.36km 7:08pm SS10 Aberhirnant 2 9.40km 9:22pm Service, Llandudno 45 minutes 59 entries SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 (152.50KM) TOTAL DISTANCE: 5:40am Service/Tyre change, Llandudno 15 minutes 8:06am SS11 Dyfi 1 25.86km , .24km 10:08am SS12 Myherin 1 23.54km 1 655 11:02am SS13 Sweet Lamb Hafren 1 25.65km including 312.75km 12:18pm Tyre change (TFZ), Newtown 15 minutes divided into 22 special stages 2:08pm SS14 Myherin 2 23.54km 3:02pm SS15 Sweet Lamb Hafren 2 25.65km 4:19pm SS16 Dyfi 2 25.86km 7:13pm SS17 Colwyn Bay 2.40km 7:49pm Service, Llandudno 45 minutes SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 (38.42KM) 6:00am Service/Tyre change, Llandudno 15 minutes 7:28am SS18 Alwen 1 10.41km 8:08am SS19 Brenig 1 6.43km 9:26am SS20 Great Orme 4.74km SOURCE: WRC.COM - INFORMATION SUBJECT CHANGE TO 9:42am Service/Tyre change, Llandudno 15 minutes 11:10am SS21 Alwen 2 10.41km 12:18pm SS22 Brenig 2 (Power Stage) 6.43km LOCAL TIME - 1:33pm Finish, Llandudno Arnaud Rémy “WE WILL HAVE A NEW SOFT-COMPOUND OPTION FOR OUR WRC2 RUNNERS“ WRC Programme Manager, Michelin Motorsport “The weather for Wales Rally GB frequently springs a few surprises. Last year was particularly mild, but we tend to expect rain and/or fog. The shifting conditions are always a big challenge for the teams and our technical staff when it comes to selecting tyres for this round’s high-speed forest stages. This year, in line with the choice available already in WRC, we will have a new soft-compound option for our WRC2 runners. If the going turns out to be wet and muddy, it is probable that the new Latitude Cross S70 will make its maiden competitive appearance in Wales.” MICHELIN’S TYRES MICHELIN FOR THE 2019 WALES RALLY GB AND RALLY GB Michelin has won Rally GB Michelin LTX Force 17 times as a WRC round M6 S6 (medium) (soft) 3 quota: Michelin won Britain’s round 32 tyres from an allocation of 32 of the WRC (RAC Rally) for the first M6s and 16 S6s time in 1980 with Henri Toivonen WRC crews WRC (Talbot Lotus) Michelin Latitude Cross M80 (medium) et S70 (soft) From 1973 to 1979, Michelin 3 quota: 30 tyres from an allocation of 30 M80s and 16 S70s only won two RAC Rally stages! WRC2 Today, Michelin’s score stands Michelin’s Rally GB wins at 661 Rally GB fastest times (as a WRC round) 1980 1991 2013 Michelin has won Rally GB with Toivonen/White Kankkunen/Piironen Ogier/Ingrassia Talbot-Lotus Lancia Delta Integrale 16v VW Polo R WRC nine different Finnish drivers 1982 1993 Mikkola/Hertz Kankkunen/Grist 2014 Audi Quattro Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD Ogier/Ingrassia 1984 1998 VW Polo R WRC Michelin has won Rally GB with eight Vatanen/Harryman Burn/Reid 2015 Peugeot 205 T16 Mitsubishi Carisma GT Ogier/Ingrassia different car manufacturers 1986 2001 VW Polo R WRC Salonen/Harjanne Grönholm/Rautiainen Peugeot 205 T16 Peugeot 206 WRC 2016 1988 2011 Ogier/Ingrassia Sébastien Ogier holds the record Alen/Kivimaki Latvala/Anttila VW Polo R WRC Lancia Delta Integrale Ford Fiesta RS WRC 2018 1989 2012 for the highest number of Rally GB Airikkala/McNamee Latvala/Anttila Ogier/Ingrassia Mitsubishi Galant VR4 Ford Fiesta RS WRC Ford Fiesta RS WRC wins (5), all on Michelin tyres Format WALES RALLYGB Fast, technical forest stages in frequently slippery, muddy conditions INFO The service park is in Llandudno, a North Wales seaside resort Liverpool is the United Kingdom’s sixth biggest city The start ceremony will be held in Liverpool, (population: 500,000 habitants). It is famous as the followed by a super-special at Oulton Park home of the Beatles Friday and Saturday’s long legs last 15 and 14 hours respectively There will be seven stages totalling 152.50km Llandudno is the biggest Welsh seaside resort without a break for service on Saturday The spectacular Great Orme asphalt stage along the Irish Sea The Slate Mountain super-special in Snowdonia Park coast will only be contested once this year takes place near former slate quarries The podium ceremony will be held on Llandudno’s seafront (The Parade) Newtown sits on the River Severn, the United Stages Kingdom’s longest river (354km) Shakedown uses part of 2018’s Gwydir stage Oulton Park (SS1) will feature a mixed dirt/asphalt loop Elsi (SS2/6) is being run in the opposite direction to 2018 The end of Penmachno (SS3/7) has been modified compared with 2018 Dyfnant (SS4/9) and Aberhirnant (SS5/10) will run in their 2016 format. Aberhirnant 2 will start after nightfall Great Orme, a rocky headland near Llandudno, is named after the Old Norse for sea serpent Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, on the island of Anglesey, near Llandudno, is the Slate Mountain (SS8) has been modified compared with 2018 European village with the longest name Dyfi (SS11/16) is identical to 2017 Myherin (SS12/14) has been shortened compared with 2016 Sweet Lamb Hafren (SS13/15) has been extended compared with 2018 and includes portions visited in 2017 MICHELIN GREEN GUIDE Colwyn Bay (SS17) is a new seafront asphalt stage Enjoy the beauty of the windswept moors, wild Alwen (SS18/21) and Brenig (SS19/22) are identical to 2017 coastline, gothic cathedrals, castles and medieval towns of England and Wales, or discover the latest hip spots Great Orme (SS20, 2015 version) has been shortened compared with 2018 with the Michelin Green Guide. WINNERS: THE 2018 Sébastien Ogier / DOWN Julien Ingrassia MEMORY event (Ford Fiesta RS WRC ) LANE STAGE WINNERS: Tänak (6), Ogier (5), Latvala (4), Mikkelsen (3), Lappi and Neuville (2), Ostberg (1) RALLY LEADERS: Lappi (SS1), Tänak (SS2-SS15), Ogier (SS16-SS19), Latvala (SS20-SS21), Ogier (SS22) 3 Sébastien Ogier’s fifth RallyGB win 3 Ott Tänak retired while leading on Day 2 1989 3 The top-four were covered by just 13.5 seconds ahead of the last day Thirty years ago, the 3 The new soft-compound Michelin LTX Force S6 made its first 1989 Lombard RAC Rally competitive appearance saw Finn Pentti Airikkala steer his Mitsubishi to his only WRC win, ahead RALLY GB TRIVIA of Toyota’s Sainz and Kankkunen. Formerly known as the RAC Rally, Rally GB first counted towards the FIA World Airikkala may not be one of the Rally Championship in 1973 most famous Flying Finns, yet he contested 38 WRC rounds The inaugural event (1932) was won from 1973 until 1990. His six by Colonel A.H. Loughborough driving podium finishes include his RAC a Lanchester 15/18 Rally success in 1989 driving a 21 different drivers have Michelin-equipped Mitsubishi won Rally GB since 1973 Galant VR4. Ford has won Rally GB 12 times, including a run of seven in a row An alternator problem after (1973 to 1979) with the Ford Escort RS nightfall in Kielder Forest forced Juha Kankkunen to relinquish The 2019 event visits England for the start ceremony and SS1 the lead and leave first place to team-mate Carlos Sainz. But Airikkala put his knowledge of the Scottish stages to good effect to home in on the Spaniard who was slowed by a transmission issue. The 44-year old Finn eased ahead with two stages remaining and CLICK HERE TO WATCH went on to claim his only WRC OUR LATEST RALLY GB VIDEOS victory. Sadly, he passed away almost exactly 10 years ago, on September 30, 2009. 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    2018 Michelin RA LLY GUANAJUATO2018 MÉXICO THURSDAY, MARCH 8 LEÓN, GUANAJUATO 9:00am Shakedown 5.31km 8:08pm SS1 Monster Street Stage GTO 2.53km 9:38pm Parc ferme, Leon MARCH 8»11 FRIDAY, MARCH 9 - 9:30am Service/tyre change, Leon 15 minutes th 10:33am SS2 Duarte-Derramadero 26.05km 14 RUNNING 11:24am SS3 El Chocolate 31.44km 12:14pm SS4 Ortega 17.23km ROUND 3: 2018 FIA WORLD 2:02pm SS5 Leon Street Stage Leon 1.11km RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP 2:42pm Service/tyre change, Leon 30 minutes TIMETABLE 4:00pm SS6 Duarte-Derramadero 26.05km 4:48pm SS7 El Chocolate 31.44km 5:41pm SS8 Ortega 17.23km 8:06pm SS9 Autodromo de Leon 2.30km 28 entries 8:11pm SS10 Autodromo de Leon 2.30km TOTAL DISTANCE: 9:26pm Service, Leon 45 minutes SATURDAY, MARCH 10 1,055.88km 7:30am Service/tyre change, Leon 15 minutes including 344.49km divided 8:33am SS11 Guanajuatito 30.97km into 22 stages 10:11am SS12 Otates 26.37km 11:08am SS13 El Brinco 9.98km 12:48pm Service/tyre change, Leon 30 minutes 2:21pm SS14 Guanajuatito 30.97km 3:54pm SS15 Otates 26.37km 4:38pm SS16 El Brinco 9.98km 5:38pm SS17 Autodromo de Leon 2.30km 5:43pm SS18 Autodromo de Leon 2.30km 6:33pm Service/tyre change, Leon 45 minutes 8:26pm SS19 Leon Street Stage 1.11km SUNDAY, MARCH 11 7:15am Service/tyre change, Leon 15 minutes 8:18am SS20 Alfaro 24.32km SOURCE : WRC.COM - INFORMATION SUBJECT CHANGE TO 10:08am SS21 Las Minas 11.07km 12:18pm SS22 Las Minas 11.07km 1:53pm Service, Leon 10 minutes 2:30pm Finish, Leon TIME (GMT -6) - Jacques Morelli, MICHELIN WRC Programme Manager, Michelin Motorsport AND RALLY “After the world championship’s two winter fixtures, we MEXICO head across the Atlantic for some Mexican sunshine.