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87e RALLYE AUTOMOBILE MONTE-CARLO 22 - 27 JANUARY 2019 organised by THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB DE MONACO under the High Patronage of THEIR SERENE HIGHNESSES THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF MONACO with the support of THE PRINCELY GOVERNMENT THE MUNICIPALITY OF MONACO THE SOCIETE DES BAINS DE MER THE MUNICIPALITY OF GAP THE FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE L’AUTOMOBILE THE FEDERATION FRANCAISE DU SPORT AUTOMOBILE This document has no regulatory power. For information only. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 3 2. ORGANISATION CONTACT DETAILS ..................................................................................... 4 3. PROGRAMME ......................................................................................................................... 6 4. ENTRIES ................................................................................................................................ 11 5. SERVICE PARK ...................................................................................................................... 14 6. TWO-WAY RADIOS .............................................................................................................. 15 7. FUEL / TYRES ........................................................................................................................ 16 8. IMPORT OF VEHICLES AND SPARE PARTS ........................................................................... 16 9. HELICOPTERS ....................................................................................................................... 16 10. HOSPITALITY ...................................................................................................................... 17 11. HOTELS ............................................................................................................................... 17 12. RECONNAISSANCE ............................................................................................................ 20 13. SCRUTINEERING, SEALING AND MARKING ....................................................................... 21 14. SHAKEDOWN ..................................................................................................................... 22 15. START PROCEDURE ............................................................................................................ 22 16. FINISH PROCEDURE ........................................................................................................... 22 17. PUBLIC RELATION ACTIVITY ............................................................................................. 22 18. MEDIAS ............................................................................................................................... 23 19. EMERGENCY SERVICES ..................................................................................................... 27 20. USEFUL INFORMATION AND SERVICES ............................................................................. 29 2 1. INTRODUCTION Dear Competitors, The 87th edition of the Monte-Carlo Rally will take place from the 21st - 27th January 2019. There are a few noteworthy modifications this year in an attempt to make it less complicated for everyone involved, Competitors and Organisation alike: a reduction in the duration of the Rally (one day less), a shorter length of the SS with 323 km (and so the reconnaissance) as well as the total distance to cover (1366 km). On the first day there will no longer be any departure from Monaco as the rally will start at Place Desmichels in Gap on Thursday, 24th January from 18h50. The first two new Special Stages will be completed during the night in the surrounding area: « La Bréole - Selonnet » (20.76 km) in the Alpes-de- Haute-Provence and « Avancon - Notre-Dames-du-Laus » (20.59 km) in the Hautes-Alpes. The first car is expected to enter the Service Park in Gap at 21h41. Six SS are scheduled (two runs on three different stages) on Friday, 25th January with a total distance of 125 km covered over the whole day starting at 07h30 and due to end at 17h44. The SS 3/6 « Valdrome - Sigottier » crosses between two departments and is completely new (20.04 km), the SS 4/7 « Roussieux - Laborel » (24.05 km) retains the majority of a 2018 stage and the SS 5/8 « Curbans - Piegut » (18.47 km) has never been driven in this direction. On Saturday, 26th January only four SS are scheduled before everyone heads to Monaco (two runs on two different stages) « Agnières-en-Devoluy - Corps » and as the start point has changed this year compared to 2018 so the distance has changed to 29.82 km, and « St-Léger-les-Mélèzes - La-Bâtie-Neuve » (16.87 km) identical to 2018 and televised live at 10h16 and 14h08. After leaving Gap at 16h06 the first car is expected in the Principality just before 20h00. January 27th is a Bank Holiday in Monaco, St Devote being the Patron Saint of the Principality. Only the first 60 ranked, after the last tyre fitting zone, will follow the same route and SS as last year, « La-Bollène- Vésubie - Peira Cava » (18.41 km) and « La Cabanette - Col de Braus » (13.58 km) which will be the Power Stage for its second run (televised live from 12h18). The arrival of the first car at the Parc Fermé is expected before 14h00 and the Prize Giving Ceremony will exceptionally take place on Quai Albert 1er from 15h00 (as was traditionally done up until the 80’s). The Gala Dinner for this first round of the 2019 FIA World Rally Championship will take place in the Salle des Etoiles of the Monte-Carlo Sporting Club. Wishing you a successful Rally. Christian TORNATORE Commissaire Général 3 2. ORGANISATION CONTACT DETAILS 2.1 Organisation permanent contact details Automobile Club de Monaco 23 Boulevard Albert I - B.P. 464 - MC98012 MONACO Cedex Tel. : +377 93 15 26 00 - Fax: +377 93 25 80 08 E-mail: [email protected] - Website: www.acm.mc Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 09h00 to 12h30 and 14h00 to 18h00 TELEPHONE E-MAIL Commissaire Général Mr. Christian TORNATORE +377 93 15 26 00 [email protected] Clerk of the Course Mr. Alain PALLANCA +377 93 15 26 00 [email protected] Mr. Christophe ALLGEYER Mr. Jacques ROSSI Mr. Michel-Paul BERNARD Deputy Clerk of the Mr. Jean-Michel MATAS +377 93 15 26 00 [email protected] Course Mr. Jean-Marie CONTERNO Mr. Cyril VADA Mr. Romain PUGLIESE Rally Secretary Mrs. Marielle KRAEMER +377 93 15 26 15 [email protected] Mr. Jean-Marc HAIBLE (French, English, Italian) Mr. Raymond GNUTTI (French, English, Italian) Competitors’ Relations Mr. Giorgio STIRANO +377 93 15 26 00 [email protected] Officers (French, English, Italian) Mr. Giancarlo RAFFERMI (French, English, Italian) Mr. Claude PLASSERAUD (French, English, Italian) Mr. Christophe GORY Service Park Manager +33 7 87 00 94 42 [email protected] (Français - Anglais - Italien) Media Relations and +377 93 15 26 31 Mr. Richard MICOUD [email protected] Accreditation Manager +33 6 07 93 79 51 Safety Director Dr Robert SCARLOT + 377 93 15 26 29 [email protected] +377 93 15 26 44 Chief Safety Officer Mr. Jean-Luc VIEILLEVILLE [email protected] +33 6 07 93 79 48 Medical Secretary Miss. Ana-Rita RIBEIRO +377 93 15 26 41 [email protected] +377 93 15 26 19 Logistics Manager Mr. Romain PUGLIESE [email protected] + 33 6 80 86 50 11 4 2.2 Rally HQ contact details GAP: MONACO: From Monday 21st to Saturday 26th January 2019 From Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th January 2019 Centre Omnisport COSEC Automobile Club de Monaco Avenue de Traunstein 23 Boulevard Albert Ier 05000 GAP MC 98000 MONACO 2.3 Rally HQ opening hours GAP : from Monday 21st to Saturday 26th January 2019 Centre Omnisport COSEC - Avenue de Traunstein - 05000 GAP Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 21/01 22/01 23/01 24/01 25/01 26/01 00h00-02h30 08h00-20h00 07h00-18h30 07h00-21h00 09h00-24h00 07h00-18h00 07h00-21h00 MONACO : from Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th January 2019 Automobile Club de Monaco - 23 Boulevard Albert Ier - 98000 MONACO Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 24/01 25/01 26/01 27/01 00h00-02h30 09h00-24h00 07h00-22h30 06h00-14h00 07h00-21h00 2.4 Media contact details Media Centre Gap Media Centre Monaco Centre Omnisport COSEC Salle d’Exposition Avenue de Traunstein 4 Quai Antoine 1er 05000 GAP MC 98000 MONACO Media Relations and Accreditation Mr. R. MICOUD Tel. : +377 93 15 26 31 Mob. : +33 6 07 93 79 51 Manager FIA WRC Media Mrs. H. GALLAGHER Tel. : +44 125 27 81 431 Mob. : +44 7 88 75 08 890 Delegate 5 3. PROGRAMME 3.1 Schedule before the Rally week Wednesday 21st November 2018 Supplementary Regulations published Opening date for entries Friday 21st December 2018 Rally Guide 2 published Closing date for entries Monday 14th January 2019 Entry list publication (subject to FIA approval) 3.2 Schedule during the Rally week Thursday 17th January 2019 GAP - Centre 14h00 - 20h00 Service Park opens to Manufacturers Omnisport COSEC Saturday 19th January 2019 GAP - Centre 08h00 - 20h00 Service Park opens to all Competitors Omnisport COSEC Monday 21st January 2019 Reconnaissance material and reconnaissance cars MONACO - 08h00 - 12h00 GPS tracking system distribution Automobile Club Programme - 12h00 - 18h00 Reconnaissance Art. 12.2 Administrative checks, material and documents 13h00 - 21h00 GAP - Rally HQ distribution to Competitors (stickers, plates) 17h00 - 21h00 Rally cars GPS tracking system distribution GAP - Service Park 6 Tuesday 22nd January 2019 Administrative checks, material and documents 07h00 - 10h00 GAP - Rally HQ distribution
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    Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique Side 1 af 3 Eligible Cars Models which took part in a Monte-Carlo Rally between 1955 and 1977 (non exhaustive list) z ABARTH : 750 - 1000 - 850TC - 1000TC z A.C. : Ace - Aceca - Bristol z ALFA-ROMEO : 1900, TI, Super, coupéSS, SZ - Giulietta, TI, Sprint, Spider, SZ - Giulia : Super, TI, TISuper, GT, GTV, GTA, GTAM - 1300GT - 1750 : GT, Spider - 2000, GTV - AlfasudTI - AlfettaGT z ALLARD : P2 z ALPINE : A106 - A108 z ALPINE-RENAULT : A110, Bulgaralpine - A310 z ALVIS : 3L. z ARMSTRONG-SIDDELEY : Sapphire z ASTON-MARTIN : DB2 - DB2/4 - DBMkIII - DB4 z AUDI : 70 - Super90 - 100S - 80, S, GT z AUSTIN : A30 - A50 - A90 - A35 - A95 - A105 - A99 - A110 - Taxi (->61) - A40 - 1100Mk1 - Authi - 1800, S - Maxi - Mini, Cooper, CooperS, 1275GT (->73) z AUSTIN-HEALEY : Sprite, Sebring - 100/6 - 3000 z AUTOBIANCHI : Primula - A112, Abarth z AUTO-UNION / DKW : 900/3=6 - 1000, S, coupé - Junior - F12 z BERKELEY : B90 z BMW : 501 - 502 - 503 - 700, S - 1500 - 1800, TI - 2000, TI - 1600, TI, 2 - 2002, TI, TII, Turbo - 2500 - 2800, CS z BOND : Equipe z BORGWARD : Isabella, TS z BRISSONNEAU-LOTZ : 4CV z BRISTOL : 403 - 405 z CHEVROLET : Impala (->66) - Camaro (->73) z CITROEN : 11B - 15/6 - ID, DS19 - 2CV (->59) - Ami6 - DS21, 23 - SM - GS - Dyane6 z DAF : Daffodil - 44 - 55 - 66 z DAIMLER : Conquest - Century - Consort z DATSUN / NISSAN : Bluebird1300, 1600, SSS - 2000 - Sunny - 240Z - Cherry - Violet z DB PANHARD : CoachHBR5 z DENZEL : 1300 z DE TOMASO : Pantera z FACEL VEGA : Facellia z FAIRTHORPE : Electron z FERRARI : 250GTBoano