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Press Release Press Release JANUARY 23, 2018 Renault to run four Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine on the 2018 Rallye Monte­Carlo Historique A field of four Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine to contest the 2018 Rallye Monte­Carlo Historique The four Renault Classic crews will start in Reims, France, on February 2. The event finishes in Monaco on February 7 Paris, January 23, 2018 ­ Renault is pleased to announce that it will take part in the 2018 Rallye Monte­Carlo Historique with a line­up of four Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine: Car 5: Guy Fréquelin / Laurent Perquin Car 6: Emmanuel Guigou / Michel Duvernay Car 7: Christian Chambord / Patrick Fourestié Car 8: Patrick Henry / Jean­Pierre Prévot Former French Renault works driver Jean Ragnotti will follow the rally as an ambassador for the brand until the morning of February 6. Success for the ‘skateboard’! Despite its modest power output, the Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine frequently topped its class from 1978 to 1980 and secured several strong results on rounds of the World Rally Championship. In 1978, Renault Sport took the bold decision to defend its colours in rallying with the diminutive front­wheel drive Renault 5 Alpine. The 1978 Rallye Monte­Carlo saw Jean Ragnotti steer the hot hatch to second overall and Group 2 victory, while Guy Fréquelin came third overall on the same event. It was this double­podium which led to the car being referred to fondly as the ‘skateboard’. Its successful career continued the following season with second place on the Tour de Corse and the Renault 5 Alpine ultimately bowed out in style after winning the 1980 French Rally Championship in the hands of Jean Ragnotti and co­driver Jean­Marc Andrié. Their domestic programme in 1980 saw their Renault 5 Alpine top the Group 2 order practically each time out. It also won the Mont Blanc, Lorraine and Lyon­Charbonnières rallies outright in addition to figuring strongly in the overall standings on events like the Critérium Alpin­ Jean Behra (4th o/a, with power output uprated to 140 horsepower and despite limited­slip differential issues) and the Rallye d’Antibes (4th). Outside of France, the car also came second overall on the Rajd Polski. After its successful swansong campaign, the Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine stood down in favour of a burgeoning legend, the Renault 5 Turbo. About Renault Renault, the Group’s global brand, operates in 125 countries with a range of nearly 30 models, rolled out in different versions (PC and LCV) and phases. Founded in 1898, Renault has marked automotive history since the start, under the banner of broadly affordable innovation and a thirst for new challenges. GROUPE RENAULT PRESS OFFICE Tel.: +33 (0)1 76 84 63 36 [email protected] Press Release JANUARY 23, 2018 Renault to run four Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine on the 2018 Rallye Monte­Carlo Historique A field of four Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine to contest the 2018 Rallye Monte­Carlo Historique The four Renault Classic crews will start in Reims, France, on February 2. The event finishes in Monaco on February 7 Paris, January 23, 2018 ­ Renault is pleased to announce that it will take part in the 2018 Rallye Monte­Carlo Historique with a line­up of four Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine: Car 5: Guy Fréquelin / Laurent Perquin Car 6: Emmanuel Guigou / Michel Duvernay Car 7: Christian Chambord / Patrick Fourestié Car 8: Patrick Henry / Jean­Pierre Prévot Former French Renault works driver Jean Ragnotti will follow the rally as an ambassador for the brand until the morning of February 6. Success for the ‘skateboard’! Despite its modest power output, the Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine frequently topped its class from 1978 to 1980 and secured several strong results on rounds of the World Rally Championship. In 1978, Renault Sport took the bold decision to defend its colours in rallying with the diminutive front­wheel drive Renault 5 Alpine. The 1978 Rallye Monte­Carlo saw Jean Ragnotti steer the hot hatch to second overall and Group 2 victory, while Guy Fréquelin came third overall on the same event. It was this double­podium which led to the car being referred to fondly as the ‘skateboard’. Its successful career continued the following season with second place on the Tour de Corse and the Renault 5 Alpine ultimately bowed out in style after winning the 1980 French Rally Championship in the hands of Jean Ragnotti and co­driver Jean­Marc Andrié. Their domestic programme in 1980 saw their Renault 5 Alpine top the Group 2 order practically each time out. It also won the Mont Blanc, Lorraine and Lyon­Charbonnières rallies outright in addition to figuring strongly in the overall standings on events like the Critérium Alpin­ Jean Behra (4th o/a, with power output uprated to 140 horsepower and despite limited­slip differential issues) and the Rallye d’Antibes (4th). Outside of France, the car also came second overall on the Rajd Polski. After its successful swansong campaign, the Group 2 Renault 5 Alpine stood down in favour of a burgeoning legend, the Renault 5 Turbo. About Renault Renault, the Group’s global brand, operates in 125 countries with a range of nearly 30 models, rolled out in different versions (PC and LCV) and phases. Founded in 1898, Renault has marked automotive history since the start, under the banner of broadly affordable innovation and a thirst for new challenges. GROUPE RENAULT PRESS OFFICE Tel.: +33 (0)1 76 84 63 36 [email protected].
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