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Provisional Classification of the Power Stage World Rally Championship WRC CROATIA RALLY 2021 Provisional Classification Doc. No. 5.11 of the Power Stage World Rally Championship for Drivers and Co-Drivers FIA Diff. Diff. Pos No. Driver / Co-Driver Nat PR Cls Car Time 1st. Prev. M Sébastien OGIER FRA Toyota 1 1 P1 RC1 08:14.052 WRC Julien INGRASSIA FRA Yaris WRC M Craig BREEN IRL Hyundai 2 42 P1 RC1 08:17.019 +2.967 +2.967 WRC Paul NAGLE IRL i20 Coupé WRC M Thierry NEUVILLE BEL Hyundai 3 11 P1 RC1 08:18.068 +4.016 +1.049 WRC Martijn WYDAEGHE BEL i20 Coupé WRC M Elfyn EVANS GBR Toyota 4 33 P1 RC1 08:18.594 +4.542 +0.526 WRC Scott MARTIN GBR Yaris WRC M Ott TÄNAK EST Hyundai 5 8 P1 RC1 08:19.466 +5.414 +0.872 WRC Martin JÄRVEOJA EST i20 Coupé WRC WRC 2 Championship for Drivers and Co-Drivers FIA Diff. Diff. Pos No. Driver / Co-Driver Nat PR Cls Car Time 1st. Prev. WRC2 Andreas MIKKELSEN NOR Skoda 1 20 P2 RC2 08:29.267 Rally2 Ola FLOENE NOR Fabia Evo WRC2 Teemu SUNINEN FIN Ford 2 25 P2 RC2 08:38.116 +8.849 +8.849 Rally2 Mikko MARKKULA FIN Fiesta Mk II WRC2 Marco BULACIA BOL Skoda 3 22 P2 RC2 08:38.244 +8.977 +0.128 Rally2 Marcelo OHANNESIAN ARG Fabia Evo WRC2 Mads OSTBERG NOR Citroen 4 24 (D/C) P2 RC2 08:40.555 +11.288 +2.311 Torstein ERIKSEN NOR C3 Rally2 WRC2 Enrico BRAZZOLI ITA Skoda 5 23 P2 RC2 10:22.913 +1:53.646 +1:42.358 Rally2 Maurizio BARONE ITA Fabia WRC 3 Championship for Drivers and Co-Drivers FIA Diff. Diff. Pos No. Driver / Co-Driver Nat PR Cls Car Time 1st. Prev. WRC3 Yohan ROSSEL FRA Citroen 1 27 P3 RC2 08:36.942 Rally2 Alexandre CORIA FRA C3 WRC3 Nicolas CIAMIN FRA Citroen 2 28 P3 RC2 08:43.451 +6.509 +6.509 Rally2 Yannick ROCHE FRA C3 WRC3 Kajetan KAJETANOWICZ POL Skoda 3 32 P3 RC2 08:52.413 +15.471 +8.962 Rally2 Maciej SZCZEPANIAK POL Fabia Evo WRC3 Emil LINDHOLM FIN Skoda 4 34 P3 RC2 08:53.929 +16.987 +1.516 Rally2 Mikael KORHONEN FIN Fabia Evo WRC3 Chris INGRAM GBR Skoda 5 35 P3 RC2 09:16.868 +39.926 +22.939 Rally2 Ross WHITTOCK GBR Fabia Evo Subject to the results of final scrutineering Subject to a possible Stewards decision for car No. 1 Clerk of the Course Slaven DEDIĆ 25 April 2021 at 17:30 hrs .
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