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Entry List - Approved by FIA on 06.06.2017 Class No Competitor Driver/Co-Driver Nat Entry List - Approved by FIA on 06.06.2017 Class No Competitor Driver/Co-driver Nat. Vehicle Priority Elgibility Group FRA RC1 1 1 M-Sport World Rally Team Sebastien Ogier Ford Fiesta WRC P1 Manufacturer Julien Ingrassia FRA WRC EST RC1 2 2 M-Sport World Rally Team Ott Tanak Ford Fiesta WRC P1 Manufacturer Martin Jarveoja EST WRC GBR RC1 3 3 M-Sport World Rally Team Elfyn Evans Ford Fiesta WRC P1 Manufacturer Daniel Barritt GBR WRC NZL RC1 4 4 Hyundai Motorsport Hayden Paddon Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC P1 Manufacturer Sebastian Marshall GBR WRC BEL RC1 5 5 Hyundai Motorsport Thierry Neuville Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC P1 Manufacturer Nicolas Gilsoul BEL WRC ESP RC1 6 6 Hyundai Motorsport Dani Sordo Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC P1 Manufacturer Marc Marti ESP WRC GBR RC1 7 7 Citroen Total Abu Dhabi WRT Kris Meeke Citroen C3 WRC P1 Manufacturer Paul Nagle IRL WRC IRL RC1 8 8 Citroen Total Abu Dhabi WRT Craig Breen Citroen C3 WRC P1 Manufacturer Scott Martin GBR WRC FRA RC1 9 9 Citroen Total Abu Dhabi WRT Stephane Lefebvre Citroen C3 WRC P1 Manufacturer Gabin Moreau FRA WRC FIN RC1 10 10 Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Jari-Matti Latvala Toyota Yaris WRC P1 Manufacturer Miikka Anttila FIN WRC FIN RC1 11 11 Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Juho Hanninen Toyota Yaris WRC P1 Manufacturer Kaj Lindstrom FIN WRC FIN RC1 12 12 Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Esapekka Lappi Toyota Yaris WRC P1 Manufacturer Janne Ferm FIN WRC NOR RC1 13 14 M-Sport World Rally Team Mads Ostberg Ford Fiesta WRC P1 Ola Floene NOR WRC FIN RC1 14 15 M-Sport World Rally Team Teemu Suninen Ford Fiesta WRC P1 Mikko Markkula FIN WRC UKR RC1 15 21 Eurolamp WRT Valeriy Gorban BMW-Mini John Cooper Works P1 WRC TROPHY Sergei Larens EST WRC GRC RC1 16 22 Jourdan Serderidis Jourdan Serderidis Citroen DS3 WRC P1 WRC TROPHY Lara Vanneste BEL WRC FRA RC1 17 23 Jean-Michel Raoux Jean-Michel Raoux Citroen DS3 WRC P1 WRC TROPHY Laurent Magat FRA WRC SWE RC2 18 31 SKODA Motorsport II Pontus Tidemand Skoda Fabia R5 P2 WRC2 Jonas Andersson SWE R5 MEX RC5 19 32 MOTORSPORT ITALIA srl Benito Guerra Skoda Fabia R5 P2 WRC2 Daniel Cue ESP R5 ROU RC2 20 33 GEKON RACING Simone Tempestini Citroen DS3 R5 P2 WRC2 Giovanni Bernacchini ITA R5 NOR RC2 21 34 Printsport Ole Christian Veiby Skoda Fabia R5 P2 WRC2 Stig Rune Skjaermoen NOR R5 GBR RC2 22 35 Gus Greensmith Gus Greensmith Ford Fiesta R5 P2 WRC2 Craig Parry GBR R5 CHL RC2 23 36 Pedro Heller Pedro Heller Ford Fiesta R5 P2 WRC2 Pablo Olmos ARG R5 POL RC2 24 38 ORLEN Team Hubert Ptaszek Skoda Fabia R5 P2 WRC2 Maciej Szczepaniak POL R5 POL RC2 25 39 TRT PEUGEOT WORLD RALLY TEAM Lukasz Pieniazek Peugeot 208 T16 P2 WRC2 Przemyslaw Mazur POL R5 FRA RC2 26 40 Quentin Gilbert Quentin Gilbert Skoda Fabia R5 P2 WRC2 Renaud Jamoul BEL R5 POL RC2 27 41 C-Rally Jaroslaw Koltun Ford Fiesta R5 P2 WRC2 Ireneusz Pleskot POL R5 POL RC2 28 42 Sebastian Rozwadowski Wojciech Chuchala Ford Fiesta R5 P2 WRC2 Sebastian Rozwadowski POL R5 ITA RC2 29 43 ACI TEAM ITALIA Fabio Andolfi Hyundai i20 R5 P2 WRC2 Manuel Fenoli ITA R5 FRA RC2 30 44 Yoann Bonato Yoann Bonato Citroen DS3 R5 P2 WRC2 Benjamin Boulloud FRA R5 EST RC2 31 45 TEHASE AUTO Raul Jeets Skoda Fabia R5 P2 WRC2 Sikk Kuldar EST R5 GBR RC2 32 46 Drive DMACK Team Osian Pryce Ford Fiesta R5 P2 WRC2 Dale Furniss GBR R5 FRA RC4 33 61 Raphael Astier Raphael Astier Peugeot 208 R2 P3 WRC3 Frederic Vauclare FRA R2 MEX RC3 34 62 NAME RUA RACING Pancho Name Citroen DS3 R3T P3 WRC3 Armando Zapata MEX R3 POL RC3 35 63 GO+CARS ATLAS WARD Jakub Brzezinski Citroen DS3 R3T P3 WRC3 Robert Hundla POL R3 ESP RC4 36 71 Nil Solans Baldo Nil Solans Baldo Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Miquel Ibanez Sotos ESP R2 FRA RC2 37 72 Terry Folb Terry Folb Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Christopher Guieu FRA R2 DEU RC4 38 73 ADAC SACHSEN E.V. Julius Tannert Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Jurgen Heigl AUT R2 FRA RC4 39 74 Nicolas Ciamin Nicolas Ciamin Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Thibault De la Haye FRA R2 IRL RC4 40 75 Robert Duggan Robert Duggan Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Tom Woodburn GBR R2 EST RC4 41 76 Cueks Racing Miko Niinemae Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Martin Valter EST R2 USA RC4 42 77 Dillon Van Way Dillon Van Way Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Dai Roberts GBR R2 SWE RC4 43 78 Dennis Radstrom Dennis Radstrom Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Johan Johansson SWE R2 Sebastian Careaga BOL RC4 44 79 Sebastian Careaga Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Rodrigo Sanjuan ESP R2 Emil Lindholm FIN RC4 45 80 Emil Lindholm Ford Fiesta R2 P3 WRC3/JWRC Tomi Tuominen FIN R2 Eric Camilli FRA RC2 46 91 M-Sport World Rally Team Ford Fiesta R5 Benjamin Veillas FRA R5 FRA RC2 47 92 Pierre-Louis Loubet Pierre-Louis Loubet Ford Fiesta R5 Vincent Landais FRA R5 Jonas Pipiras LIT RC4 48 93 Jonas Pipiras Ford Fiesta R2 Aisvydas Paliukenas LIT R2 Alain Foulon FRA RC2 49 94 Alain Foulon Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X Gilles Delarche FRA NR4.
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