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A List of Participating Riders 7 Rally Poland Historic 7 Rajd Polski Historyczny LISTA ZAŁÓG ZGŁOSZONYCH 7 Rally Poland Historic A list of participating riders LP. / Driver Co-Driver Vehicle Grupa/ Prędkość/ Grupa Ordinal Nationality Cubic Year of Group Surname Name Surname Name Make Speed MPHRR Number capacity manufacture Klasa/Klass 1 Banaś Andrzej Chronowski Rafał Poland Fiat 124 Sport Spider 1608 1971 II/2 W S 2 Boldog Zoltán Boldog Dominik Hungary Lada Samara 2108 1286 1988 IV/1 N 3 Burchard Robert Jaskłowski Karol Poland Fiat 124 Spider 1995 1979 III/2 W S 4 Buszkiewicz Marek Dmytrów Wojciech Poland BMW 320 1991 1979 III/2 W S 5 Cisowski Piotr Cisowska Natalia Poland Fiat 125p 1300 1976 III/1 N S 6 Crucifix Christian Lambert Joseph Luxembourg Porsche 911 3200 1985 IV/3 W 7 Della Pietra Martin Wegscheider Maximilian Austria Ford Sierra 2790 1985 IV/3 W 8 Fölling Franz Welthen Ulli Germany Mitsubishi 1598 1979 III/2 W 9 Gąsiewski Sebastian Surowiecki Grzegorz Poland Porsche 911 3164 1986 IV/3 W 10 Haberl Michael Haberl Sebastian Austria Porsche 912 1600 1967 II/2 W 11 Harsányi Zsolt Harsányi László Hungary Mercedes Benz 280CE 2746 1970 II/3 W Lancia Fulvia Coupe 12 Horváth Zoltán Horváth Barnabás Hungary 1300 1975 III/1 W Montecarlo 13 Koniecki Karol Koniecki Arkadiusz Poland Saab 900 turbo 1985 1982 IV/3 W T 14 Kossowski Bartłomiej Kossowska Marta Poland Saab 850 1964 II/1 W S 15 Kozłowski Roland Pacek Wiesław Poland Austin Healey Sprite 1275 1958 I/1 N 16 Lenczowski Andrzej Mario Tattoo Poland Renault gtx 11 1700 1982 IV/2 W S 17 Maes Ruben Pyck Aswin Belgium Porsche 914/6 2000 1970 II/2 W 18 Mikelsons Karlis Vuguls Normunds Latvia Mazda 1146 1979 III/1 W 19 Miller Jacek Orzechowski Maciej Poland Fiat X 1/3 1290 1977 III/1 W S 20 Østergaard Torben Hansen Poul-Erik Danmark Opel Manta GT/E 1978 1983 IV/2 W 21 Pasztor Tamas Szabo Krisztian Hungary Renault R17 gordini 1647 1972 III/2 W 22 Piehl Karl Piehl Sarah Germany Opel 2420 1981 III/3 W 7 Rajd Polski Historyczny LISTA ZAŁÓG ZGŁOSZONYCH 7 Rally Poland Historic A list of participating riders 23 Pierer Gert Schlager Otmar Austria Volvo 122 S 1800 1965 II/2 W 24 Postawka Stanisław Postawka Anna Poland Zastava 101 Special 1290 1979 III/1 W S 25 Rimar Peter Rimar Zoltan Hungary BMW 1990 1980 III/2 W 26 Rom Hugo Schelske Dieter Austria Porsche 3000 1981 III/3 W 27 Rymar Maciej Wróbel Piotr Poland Zastava 1100 1100 1981 III/1 N 28 Sielicki Krzysztof Sielicki Grzegorz Poland Alfa Romeo 1499 1983 IV/2 W S Lancia Fulvia Coupe 29 Simonsen Kenneth Kristensen Otto Danmark 1298 1968 II/1 W Rally 1,3 30 Stryczak Marcin Stryczak Mateusz Poland Porsche 911 1994 1966 II/2 W S 31 Surmacz Daniel Surmacz Mateusz Poland Fortd Sierra Coupe 2935 1988 IV/3 W T 32 Trzebiatowski Maciej Trzebiatowska Izabella Poland Lancia Fulvia 1298 1972 III/1 W S 33 Vartaci-Aconi Cristian Lupu Dorin Romania Ford Escort MKII 1993 1979 III/2 W.
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