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Entry List Approved by FIA 29.05 REV-1 RALLY ITALIA SARDEGNA 2017 ENTRY LIST NR. ENTRANT DRIVER / CO-DRIVER NAT. CAR CL/GR Priority Eligibility OGIER Sebastien FRA RC1 1 M-SPORT WORLD RALLY TEAM FORD FIESTA WRC P1 Manufacturer INGRASSIA Julien FRA WRC TANAK Ott EST RC1 2 M-SPORT WORLD RALLY TEAM FORD FIESTA WRC P1 Manufacturer JARVEOIA Martin EST WRC EVANS ElFin GBR RC1 3 M-SPORT WORLD RALLY TEAM FORD FIESTA WRC P1 Manufacturer BARRITT Daniel GBR WRC PADDON Hayden NZL RC1 4 HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT HYUNDAI i20 COUPE WRC P1 Manufacturer MARSHALL Sebastian NZL WRC NEUVILLE Thierry BEL RC1 5 HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT HYUNDAI i20 COUPE WRC P1 Manufacturer GILSOUL Nicolas BEL WRC SORDO Dani ESP RC1 6 HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT HYUNDAI i20 COUPE WRC P1 Manufacturer MARTI Marc ESP WRC MEEKE Kris GBR RC1 7 CITROEN TOTAL ABU DHABI WRT CITROEN C3 WRC P1 Manufacturer NAGLE Paul IRL WRC BREEN Craig IRL RC1 8 CITROEN TOTAL ABU DHABI WRT CITROEN C3 WRC P1 Manufacturer MARTIN Scott GBR WRC MIKKELSEN Andreas NOR RC1 9 CITROEN TOTAL ABU DHABI WRT CITROEN C3 WRC P1 Manufacturer JAEGER-SYNNEVAAG Anders NOR WRC LATVALA Jari-Matti FIN RC1 10 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT TOYOTA YARIS WRC P1 Manufacturer ANTTILA Miikka FIN WRC HANNINEN Juho FIN RC1 11 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT TOYOTA YARIS WRC P1 Manufacturer LINDSTROM Kaj FIN WRC LAPPI Esapekka FIN RC1 12 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT TOYOTA YARIS WRC P1 Manufacturer FERM Janne FIN WRC OSTBERG Mads NOR RC1 14 M-SPORT WORLD RALLY TEAM FORD FIESTA RS WRC P1 FLOENE Ola NOR WRC AL RAJHI Yazzed SAU RC1 20 YAZEED RACING FORD FIESTA RS WRC P1 WRC TROPHY ORR Michael GBR WRC PROKOP Martin CZE RC1 21 ONEBET JIPOCAR WRT FORD FIESTA RS WRC P1 WRC TROPHY TOMANEK Jan CZE WRC RAOUX Jean-Michel FRA RC1 22 JEAN-MICHEL RAOUX CITROEN DS3 WRC P1 WRC TROPHY MAGAT Laurent FRA WRC VEIBY Ole Christian NOR RC2 32 PRINTSPORT SKODA FABIA R5 P2 WRC2 SKJAERMOEN Stig Rune NOR R5 KOPECKY Jan CZE RC2 34 SKODA MOTORSPORT II SKODA FABIA R5 P2 WRC2 DRESLER Pavel CZE R5 ROSSEL Yohan FRA RC2 35 YOHAN ROSSEL CITROEN DS3 R5 P2 WRC2 FULCRAND Benoit FRA R5 LOUBET Pierre-Louis FRA RC2 36 PIERRE-LOUIS LOUBET FORD FIESTA R5 P2 WRC2 LANDAIS Vincent FRA R5 ARAI Hiroki JPN RC2 37 TOMMI MAKINEN RACING FORD FIESTA R5 P2 WRC2 MACNEALL Glenn AUS R5 KATSUTA Takamoto JPN RC2 38 TOMMI MAKINEN RACING FORD FIESTA R5 P2 WRC2 SALMINEN Marko FIN R5 PIENIAZEK Lukasz POL RC2 39 TRT PEUGEOT WORLD RALLY TEAM PEUGEOT 208 T16 P2 WRC2 MAZUR Przemyslaw POL R5 ANDOLFI Fabio ITA RC2 40 ACI TEAM ITALIA HYUNDAI I20 R5 P2 WRC2 FENOLI Mauro ITA R5 SOLANS BALDO Nil ESP RC4 WRC3 61 NIL SOLANS BALDO FORD FIESTA R2 P3 IBANEZ SOTO Miquel ESP R2 JWRC CIAMIN Nicolas FRA RC4 WRC3 62 NICOLAS CIAMIN FORD FIESTA R2 P3 DE LA HAYE Thibault FRA R2 JWRC FOLB Terry FRA RC4 WRC3 63 TERRY FOLB FORD FIESTA R2 P3 GUIEU Christopher FRA R2 JWRC TANNERT Julius DEU RC4 WRC3 64 ADAC SACHSEN E.V. FORD FIESTA R2 P3 HEIGL Jurgen AUT R2 JWRC RADSTROM Dennis SWE RC4 WRC3 65 DENNIS RADSTROM FORD FIESTA R2 P3 JOHANSONN Johan SWE R2 JWRC RALLY ITALIA SARDEGNA 2017 DRAFT ENTRY LIST NR. ENTRANT DRIVER / CO-DRIVER NAT. CAR CL/GR Priority Eligibility DUGGAN Robert IRL RC4 WRC3 66 ROBERT DUGGAN FORD FIESTA R2 P3 WOODBURN Tom GBR R2 JWRC CAREAGA Sebastian BOL RC4 WRC3 67 SEBASTIAN CAREAGA FORD FIESTA R2 P3 SANJAUN DE EUSEBIO Rodrigo ESP R2 JWRC VAN WAY Dillon USA RC4 WRC3 68 DILLON VAN WAY FORD FIESTA R2 P3 ROBERTS Dai GBR R2 JWRC NIINEMAE Miko EST RC4 WRC3 69 CUEKS RACING FORD FIESTA R2 P3 VALTER Martin EST R2 JWRC BRZEZINSKI Jakub POL RC3 70 GO+CARS ATLAS WARD CITROEN DS3 R3T P3 WRC3 HUNDLA Robert POL R3 BRAZZOLI Enrico ITA RC4 71 ENRICO BRAZZOLI PEUGEOT 208 R2 P3 WRC3 GHIETTI Enrico ITA R2 NAME Pancho MEX RC3 72 NAME RUA RACING CITROEN DS3 R3T P3 WRC3 ZAPATA Armando MEX R3 CAMILLI Eric FRA RC2 81 M-SPORT WORLD RALLY TEAM FORD FIESTA R5 VEILLAS Benjamin FRA R5 LICERI Paolo ITA RC1 82 PAOLO LICERI FORD FIESTA WRC MENDOLA Salvatore Giulio ITA WRC DETTORI Giuseppe ITA RC2 83 GIUSEPPE DETTORI SKODA FABIA R5 PISANO Carlo ITA R5 BURGER Kees NLD RC2 84 KEES BURGER SKODA FABIA R5 LUKKA Mikko FIN R5 BITTI Giovanni ITA RC2 85 GIOVANNI BITTI SKODA FABIA R5 COTTU Paolo ITA R5 MARRONE Francesco ITA RC2 86 FRANCESCO MARRONE PEUGEOT 208 T16 FRESU Francesco ITA R5 ARENGI BENTIVOGLIO Fabrizio ITA RC2 87 FABRIZIO ARENGI BENTIVOGLIO PEUGEOT 208 T16 SALIS Fabio ITA R5 POZZO Giuseppe ITA RC2 88 GIUSEPPE POZZO SUBARU IMPREZA WRX STI MELE Claudio ITA NR4 PUSCEDDU Maurizio ITA RC4 89 MAURIZIO PUSCEDDU PEUGEOT 208 R2 PITTALIS Luigi ITA R2 LEONI Alessandro ITA RC4 90 ALESSANDRO LEONI CITROEN C2 R2 ARCA Loretta ITA R2 CIUFFI Tommaso ITA RC4 91 TOMMASO CIUFFI PEUGEOT 208 R2 DE MONTIS Marco ITA R2 COVI Carlo ITA RC4 92 CARLO COVI PEUGEOT 208 R2 OMETTO Pietro Elia ITA R2 SOMEDA Pietro Domenico ITA RC4 93 PIETRO DOMENICO SOMEDA PEUGEOT 208 R2 CAMPESAN Giorgio ITA R2 DONADIO RaFFaele ITA RC3 94 RAFFAELE DONADIO CITROEN DS3 R3T R2 BARBARO Giovanni ITA R3T MARTINEZ Giovanni ITA RC4 95 GIOVANNI MARTINEZ PEUGEOT 208 R2 PIRISINU Giuseppe ITA R2 MARSIC Cristian ITA RC4 96 CRISTIAN MARSIC PEUGEOT 208 R2 FESTA Daniela ITA R2 COTI ZELATI Andrea ITA RC3 97 ANDREA COTI ZELATI ABARTH 500 R3T ALIBERTO Luigi ITA R3T PIROTTO Samuele ITA RC3 98 SAMUELE PIROTTO ABARTH 500 R3T REVELLO Emanuela ITA R3T ROMAGNA SIMONE ITA RC1 99 SIMONE ROMAGNA FORD FIESTA WRC BOSI Massimiliano ITA WRC Approved by FIA on 29/05.
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