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PRESS RELEASE Page 1 of 6 85 years of success: ŠKODA at the Monte Carlo Rally › Strong debut for the ŠKODA brand at the ‘Queen of Rallies’: POPULAR SPORT roadster took second place in the under 1,500 cm3 class in 1936 › Winner of the 1.3-litre category: ŠKODA OCTAVIA won its class three times between 1961 and 1963; the FAVORIT won four times in a row from 1991 to 1994 › 2001: Fourth place overall in the Monte Carlo Rally for the ŠKODA FABIA WRC driven by Armin Schwarz / Manfred Hiemer › Making rally history: Nowadays, many teams fight for the top rankings with the FABIA R5 evo and FABIA Rally2 evo › Special models: Rally success inspired the development of the ŠKODA POPULAR MONTE CARLO in 1936; the FABIA MONTE CARLO has been winning over customers since 2011 Mladá Boleslav, 25 January 2021 – ŠKODA AUTO is celebrating a special anniversary this year: 120 years ago, the Czech car manufacturer began its successful motorsport involvement, which has included numerous victories at the famous Monte Carlo Rally over this long period. Laurin & Klement vehicles were entered in the second run of the rally classic in 1912, and in 1936 a model with the winged arrow was on the start line for the first time at the legendary competition – the POPULAR SPORT roadster finished in second place in the under-1.5-litre class. After the Second World War, ŠKODA vehicles initially earned a name for themselves in the under-1300 cm3 class, as demonstrated by the OCTAVIA TS hat-trick between 1961 and 1963. -
ASMMR Newsletter Vol 2 Issue 4
Volume 2, Issue 4 May 2010 The Australasian Society for Motorsports Medicine and Rescue Contents Race control Clinical review Recent race results Worldwide motorsport update Caught by the cameras Race control Welcome to the May edition of the ASMMR newsletter. The various racing categories are moving on a pace and there is plenty to talk about in the world of motorsport medicine and rescue. This issue takes a look at some track safety devices; namely the run-off areas and gravel traps – the pros, the cons and the downright scary. There is a review of recent race events and a few highlights from other aspects of motorsporting news. If you have ever wanted to know what a tank slapper, a lambda reading or reactive suspension was, then skip to the Wikipedia motorsports terminology link. Good luck. Matthew Mac Partlin Technical review Track safety devices – Run-offs and gravel traps Competitors and race vehicles can be fully prepared with safety equipment, but at some point or other a vehicle will unintentionally veer off the track. Sometimes the driver will be able to gather it up and rejoin the race, if there is sufficient space to do so. However, there is often a conflict between race track safety, spectator friendliness and geography. The safest track would probably be a straight road, with a wide run-off to either side and at either end and have no more Copyright Matthew Mac Partlin, 2010 Page 1 of 9 than a couple of cars competing on it at any one time. But it wouldn’t be terribly interesting to compete in or to watch. -
Japan 08 Day 3
th 5 Rally Japan (October 30-November 2, 2008) Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Elena: the 2008 World Champions* Today, Sunday November 2, 2008, will be remembered in rallying's record books as the day Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Elena claimed their fifth consecutive world title, a unique feat in the history of the sport. Indeed, the pair has reigned supreme since 2004, initially with the Citroën Xsara and, more recently, with the Citroën C4. As in 2005, they made sure of the crown in Japan, this time with one round remaining. The curtain is scheduled to come down on the season in three weeks' time in Wales where Sébastien Loeb/Daniel Elena and Dani Sordo/Marc Martí will be out to secure the Manufacturers' title, too, at the wheel of their respective C4 WRCs. Although the final leg of the 2008 Rally Japan featured just 96.43km of competitive action (divided into nine stages), everyone in the French squad found the day extremely long as they waited to pop the champagne to celebrate today's historic occasion. As was the case on Friday and Saturday, Sébastien and Daniel made no attempt to deal their rivals an ippon - style knockout blow, especially since the conditions were once again wet and muddy. Not surprisingly, the state of the stages produced a certain amount of anxiety within the team's ranks. In the end, however, the Citroën pair completed the rally in third place which was enough to hand them their fifth world title in just six full WRC campaigns! This score takes Sébastien and Daniel clear of the record they previously shared with Juha Kankkunen and, more especially, Tommi Mäkinen, who was the only driver before them to succeed in racking up four consecutive championship wins (1996 to 1999). -
February – 2000
BRISPORT THE NEWSLETTER OF THE BRISBANE SPORTING CAR CLUB. WEST END. PHONE 3846 0233. February 2000 Newsletter QRC SEASON SHORTENED by Tom Smith For those competitors in the Queensland Rally Cham- will probably only be of interest to the northerners. I pionship over the past four years who have enjoyed understand there are still a number of our friends the long haul up to Townsville to drive over the fast- from up north who may well find themselves down in est roads in the state, dont book your airline tickets the southern corner for the other QRCs, and no doubt just yet! Word has filtered through that the Twin a certain Tarago-load will make the annual trip to Cities Auto Club has decided, after much deliberation, Brisbane for the ARC. not to run the QRC this year. What this does mean, however, is that the BSCC will be This is due to the same old problem of a core group hosting the entire QRC unless another option falls having to take on a big load of responsibilities, and not out of the woodwork, and that it will be only three then having the time to lead a normal life. rounds this year!! If you are serious about the out- right or class championships, I suggest that you com- Our friends in Townsville have always made us very mit to all rounds because all points will be crucial. welcome and I can safely say that all of the crews from South-east Queensland who made the trip were We still have a great-looking season with the KCF always assured of a good event. -
The Points Finishes
For immediate release: 6th March 2016 THE POINTS FINISHES 2002 1. Rallye Monte-Carlo 3rd Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 4th Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 2. Rally Sweden 3rd Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 6th Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 3. Rallye de France 6th Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 8th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 4. Rally España 6th Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 8th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 5. Cyprus Rally 6th Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 6. Rally Argentina 1st Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 3rd Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 7. Acropolis Rally 1st Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 3rd Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 8. Safari Rally 1st Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 4th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 9. Rally Finland 4th Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 5th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 10. Rallye Deutschland 4th Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 6th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 11. Rallye Sanremo 5th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 8th Colin McRae / Nicky Grist 12. Rally New Zealand 4th Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 13. Rally Australia 4th Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 5th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 14. Rally GB 2nd Markko Märtin / Michael Park 3rd Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya 2003 15. Rallye Monte-Carlo 4th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 7th François Duval / Jean-Marc Fortin 16. Rally Sweden 4th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 17. Rally of Turkey 3rd François Duval / Stéphane Prévot 6th Markko Märtin / Michael Park 18. Rally New Zealand 9th François Duval / Stéphane Prévot 19. Rally Argentina 8th François Duval / Stéphane Prévot 16th Mikko Hirvonen / Jarmo Lehtinen 20. Acropolis Rally 1st Markko Märtin / Michael Park 21. Cyprus Rally 6th Mikko Hirvonen / Jarmo Lehtinen 22. -
Rally Guideguide 1
26. - 28. 8. 2011 www.CzechRally.com RALLYRALLY GUIDEGUIDE 1 Vážení přátelé motoristického sportu, Barum Czech Rally Zlín má dlouholetou tradici, v letošním roce se bude konat již po jedenačtyřicáté. Rallysport je v České republice nesmírně populárním sportovním odvětvím, o čemž svědčí velké zástupy nadšených motoristických fandů podél rychlostních zkoušek, kterých se kolem trati jen schází několik desítek tisíc. Automobilová rally, která má centrum v moravském městě Zlíně, je od roku 1983 součástí mistrovství Evropy jezdců a od roku 2007 patří také do prestižního světového seriálu Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC) organizovaného s výraznou mediální podporou promotéra šampionátu, satelitní televizní stanice Eurosport. S jejím příchodem soutěž prošla dalším velkým posunem, který je patrný zejména na kvalitě startovního pole. To v minulém roce bylo bez nadsázky nejlepší v celé své historii - ve Zlíně se objevilo celkem 27 vozů progresivně se rozvíjející kategorie Super 2000. Tento počet jinde ve světě doposud nebyl dosud překonán a Zlín se může pyšnit tímto neoficiálním světovým rekordem. Vítězem loňského ročníku se podruhé stal Belgičan Freddy Loix, který se Škodou Fabií S2000 reprezentoval barvy domácí tovární stáje Škoda Motorsport. Dlouholetým partnerem Barum Czech Rally Zlín je tradiční česká pneumatikářská společnost Barum. Propojení nejúspěšnější domácí značky pneumatik s předním českým motoristickým závodem vytváří výhodné podmínky pro pozitivní vnímání jak pneumatik Barum, tak samotné soutěže. Stejně jako v minulosti bude značka Barum hlavním partnerem i při jedenačtyřicátém ročníku zlínské rally. Ta se během let propracovala až na samotný vrchol motoristických akcí v České republice a každoročně je nositelem řady novinek na scénu českého rallysportu. Pravidelné vysoké hodnocení rally z organizačního a především bezpečnostního hlediska přineslo zasloužené ocenění, neboť Světová rally komise při FIA zařadila Barum Czech Rally Zlín opět do seriálu elitních soutěží evropského šampionátu. -
2008 Repco Rally New Zealand Entry List (Subject to FIA Approval) No
2008 Repco Rally New Zealand Entry List (Subject to FIA Approval) No. Driver Co-Driver Team Car Group FIA Class Priority 1 Sebastien Loeb (F) Daniel Elena (MC) Citroen Total World Rally Citroen C4 A8 1 M Team 2 Dani Sordo (E) Marc Marti (E) Citroen Total World Rally Citroen C4 A8 1 M Team 3 Mikko Hirvonen (FIN) Jarmo Lehtinen (FIN) BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Ford Focus RS WRC 07 A8 1 M Rally Team 4 Jari-Matti Latvala (FIN) Miikka Anttila (FIN) BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Ford Focus RS WRC 07 A8 1 M Rally Team 5 Petter Solberg (N) Philip Mills (GB) Subaru World Rally Team Subaru Impreza WRC A8 1 M 2008 6 Chris Atkinson (AUS) Stephane Prevot (B) Subaru World Rally Team Subaru Impreza WRC A8 1 M 2008 7 Gigi Galli (I) Giovanni Bernacchini (I) Stobart VK M-Sport Ford Ford Focus RS WRC 07 A8 1 MT Rally Team 8 Matthew Wilson (GB) Scott Martin (GB) Stobart VK M-Sport Ford Ford Focus RS WRC 07 A8 1 MT Rally Team 9 Federico Villagra (RA) Jorge Perez Companc (RA) Munchi's Ford World Rally Ford Focus RS WRC 07 A8 1 MT Team 10 Henning Solberg (N) Cato Menkerud (N) Munchi's Ford World Rally Ford Focus RS WRC 07 A8 1 MT Team 11 Toni Gardemeister (FIN) Tomi Tuominen (FIN) Suzuki World Rally Team Suzuki SX4 A8 1 M 12 Per-Gunnar Andersson (S) Jonas Andersson (S) Suzuki World Rally Team Suzuki SX4 A8 1 M 14 Urmo Aava (EE) Kuldar Sikk (EE) World Rally Team Estonia Citroen C4 A8 2 15 Conrad Rautenbach (ZW) David Senior (GB) Conrad Rautenbach Citroen C4 A8 2 31 Toshi Arai (J) Glenn Macneall (AUS) Subaru Team Arai Subaru Impreza WRX STI N4 3 P 32 Mirco Baldacci (RSM) -
Entry List Lista De Inscritos
ENTRY LIST LISTA DE INSCRITOS Nº Entrant Nat. Driver/ Co-Driver Nat. Vehicle Grp/ Cls Seed Nº Concursante Nac. Piloto/ Copiloto Nac. Vehículo Gr/ Cl Prio 1 M Citroën Total F Sébastien LOEB F Citroën A 1 Daniel ELENA MC Xsara 8 2 M Citroën Total F François DUVAL B Citroën A 1 Sven SMEETS B Xsara 8 3 M BP Ford WRT GB Toni GARDEMEISTER FIN Ford A 1 Jakke HONKANEN FIN Focus RS WRC 04 8 4 M BP Ford WRT GB Roman KRESTA CZ Ford A 1 Jan TOMANEK CZ Focus RS WRC 04 8 5 M Subaru WRT GB Petter SOLBERG N Subaru A 1 Philip MILLS GB Impreza WRC 05 8 6 M Subaru WRT GB Stephane SARRAZIN F Subaru A 1 Denis GIRAUDET F Impreza WRC 05 8 7 M Marlboro Peugeot Total F Marcus GRÖNHOLM FIN Peugeot A 1 Timo RAUTIAINEN FIN 307 WRC 8 8 M Marlboro Peugeot Total F Nicolas BERNARDI F Peugeot A 1 Jean Marc FORTIN B 307 WRC 8 9 M Mitsubishi Motors MS D Harri ROVANPERA FIN Mitsubishi A 1 Risto PIETILAINEN FIN Lancer WR05 8 10 M Mitsubishi Motors MS D Gianluigi GALLI I Mitsubishi A 1 Guido D’AMORE I Lancer WR05 8 11 M Skoda Motorsport CZ Armin SCHWARZ D Skoda A 1 Klaus WICHA D Fabia WRC 05 8 12 M Skoda Motorsport CZ Alex BENGUE F Skoda A 1 Caroline ESCUDERO F Fabia WRC 05 8 14 M BP Ford WRT GB Dani SOLÀ E Ford A 1 Xavier AMIGO E Focus RS WRC 04 8 15 M BP Ford WRT GB Antony WARMBOLD D Ford A 1 Michael ORR GB Focus RS WRC 04 8 16 M Subaru WRT GB Chris ATKINSON AUS Subaru A 1 Glenn MACNEALL AUS Impreza WRC 05 8 17 M Skoda Motorsport CZ Jan KOPECKY CZ Skoda A 1 Filip SCHOVÁNEK CZ Fabia WRC 05 8 18 Mikko Hirvonen FIN Mikko HIRVONEN FIN Ford A 2 Jarmo LEHTINEN FIN Focus WRC 03 8 19 T OMV WRT A Xavier PONS E Citroën A 2 Carlos DEL BARRIO E Xsara WRC 04 8 20 T FFSA – Equipe de France F Nicolas VOUILLOZ F Skoda A 2 Patrick PIVATO F Fabia 05 8 21 T Eammon Boland IRL Eammon BOLAND IRL Ford A 2 Francis REGAN GB Focus WRC 03 8 ENTRY LIST LISTA DE INSCRITOS Nº Entrant Nat. -
List of Entries in Seeded Order No
Neste Oil Rally Finland 2010 - List of Entries in seeded order No. Drivers Nat Entrant Car Gr. CL FIA: 1 Sebastien Loeb Daniel Elena F F Citroen Total WRT Citroen C4 WRC A 8 1 2 Sebastien Ogier Julien Ingrassia F F Citroen Total WRT Citroen C4 WRC A 8 1 3 Mikko Hirvonen Jarmo Lehtinen FIN FIN BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team Ford Focus RS WRC 09 A 8 1 4 Jari-Matti Latvala Miikka Anttila FIN FIN BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team Ford Focus RS WRC 09 A 8 1 11 Petter Solberg Chris Patterson N IRL Petter Solberg World Rally Team Citroen C4 WRC A 8 2 7 Dani Sordo Marc Marti E E Citroen Junior Team Citroen C4 WRC A 8 1 5 Matthew Wilson Scott Martin GB GB Stobart M-Sport Ford Rally Team Ford Focus RS WRC 08 A 8 1 6 Henning Solberg Ilka Minor N A Stobart M-Sport Ford Rally team Ford Focus RS WRC 08 A 8 1 8 Kimi Räikkönen Kaj Lindström FIN FIN Citroen Junior Team Citroen C4 WRC A 8 1 15 Mads Östberg Jonas Andersson N S Adapta Motorsport Subaru Impreza WRC08 A 8 2 14 Khalid Al Qassimi Michael Orr UAE GB BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team Ford Focus RS WRC 08 A 8 2 12 Juha Kankkunen Juha Repo FIN FIN Stobart M-Sport Ford Rally Team Ford Focus RS WRC 08 A 8 2 16 Jouni Ampuja Mika Rajasalo FIN FIN WordDive Subaru Impreza WRC07 A 8 2 17 Mattias Therman Janne Perälä FIN FIN Stobart M-Sport Ford Rally Team Ford Focus RS WRC 08 A 8 2 18 Jouni Arolainen Seppo Kopra FIN FIN Jouni Arolainen Ford Focus RS WRC 05 A 8 2 29 Jari Ketomaa Mika Stenberg FIN FIN Shanghai FCACA Rally Team Ford Fiesta S2000 N 4 3 53 Per Gunnar Andersson Anders Fredriksson S S RUFA -
Barum Czech Rally Zlin 2021 Rally Guide 1
1 Dear motorist sport fans, Barum Czech Rally Zlín belongs to the most important motorsport events in the Czech Republic, in 2021 the rally will go for its 50th edition. The tradition of this event is closely connected to very high popularity of rallysport in this country and it has been year by year proved by the number of spectators. The importance of this rally was also readable from the media interest - in 2019, 275 journalist teams from 17 countries came to Zlín. The long-term partner of the event is the Barum Continental company. Connecting the biggest and the most successful tyre producer in the Czech Republic with the most important motorsport event in the country makes very solid relationship and helps to provide good name both the company and the rally. Like in the past, this tyre producer will be the main partner of the rally also during the 50th edition of the Barum Czech Rally Zlín. This rally, which is located in Moravian city of Zlín, has been developed during the years up to the top of the motorsport scene in the Czech Republic and every year it's been the pioneer with introducing new features and innovations to the rallysport. Since 1983 the rally has been a part of European Rally Championship and from 2007 it was a part promoted by TV station Eurosport. With this step the quality of the rally rose up. The rally HQ as well as the start and finish ramp are as usually located in the centre of Zlín city. The whole rally action will be launched with scrutineering held in Otrokovice Service Area on Thursday afternoon, August 26. -
Motorsport Information 04
Motorsport Information 04 2014 FIA World Rally Championship calendar Date Country Event Surface 14/01–19/01/2014 Rally Monte Carlo Asphalt/snow 05/02–08/02/2014 Rally Sweden Ice & snow 06/03–09/03/2014 Rally Mexico Gravel 03/04–06/04/2014 Rally Portugal Gravel 08/05–11/05/2014 Rally Argentina Gravel 05/06–08/06/2014 Rally Italy Gravel 26/06–29/06/2014 Rally Poland Gravel 31/07–03/08/2014 Rally Finland Gravel 22/08–24/08/2014 Rally Germany Asphalt 12/09–14/09/2014 Rally Australia Gravel 03/10–05/10/2014 Rally France Asphalt 24/10–26/10/2014 Rally Spain Gravel/asphalt 14/11–16/11/2014 Rally Great Britain Gravel Content 03 Pocket Facts 10/2014 Content FIA World Rally Championship Rally Australia – Preview 04 Volkswagen Polo R WRC – Technology 06 Volkswagen Polo R WRC – Technical specifications 08 Volkswagen Team – #1 Sébastien Ogier 10 Julien Ingrassia 11 Volkswagen Team – #2 Jari-Matti Latvala 12 Miikka Anttila 13 Volkswagen Team – #9 Andreas Mikkelsen 14 Ola Fløene 15 Volkswagen Team – Who’s who 16 Statistics 18 Rally Australia Rally information 20 Rally history 22 Rally map 24 Rally schedule 26 Rally entrants 28 Volkswagen Motorsport and Volkswagen brand Engagements 30 RALLY THE WORLD campaign 32 Useful links 33 Volkswagen Polo R WRC production car 34 Partners 36 Notes 37 Useful addresses 46 As per 29/08/2014 04 Preview Match point number two: Volkswagen targets World Championship title Volkswagen heads to the Rally Australia with “match point” number two in the race for the Manufacturers’ title in the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC). -
Factbook 2019 Wrc Factbook 2019 / Prograde Photo of the Year Wrc Factbook 2019 / Intro
FACTBOOK 2019 WRC FACTBOOK 2019 / PROGRADE PHOTO OF THE YEAR WRC FACTBOOK 2019 / INTRO WRC FACTBOOK 2019 The 2018 WRC season will be remembered as the most exciting and dramatic in a generation. It is 15 years since a drivers’ title fight of similar magnitude and a compelling season-long battle involving three drivers was finally resolved on the last morning of the season in Australia. It was a similar story in the manufacturers’ championship. All four teams won rallies and three made the long journey Down Under still with an opportunity to claim the crown. Following a similarly enthralling and unpredictable 2017 cam- paign, when new-era World Rally Cars headlined a raft of major changes to the championship, it is clear our sport is in the midst of an unforgettable period in its history. Away from the close competition, the WRC has grown in stature. The year opened with a major launch at Birmingham’s Autosport International show and finished with a glamorous end of season gala in Sydney and with the cars showcased once more in front of Milan’s iconic cathedral in the Piazza del Duomo. Our pioneering WRC+ All Live channel revolutionised the way in which fans could enjoy the sport as it happened. Every special stage from each round was streamed live, featuring stunning onboard and helicopter footage. It was supplemented by expert analysis and reactions from across the service park – adding up to more than 325 hours of live coverage. Our traditional TV coverage thrived too. The WRC’s global audi- ence and the number of broadcast hours continue their positive trend of the last years.