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Combined Classification Dayinsure Wales Rally GB Page 1 of 2 DAYINSURE WALES RALLY GB FIA World Rally Championship 2016 Combined classification After Stage SS2 Sweet Lamb 1 Stage Overall PosNr Entry Pri. TimeDiff 1stDiff Prev Pos Nr Entry Class Pri. Pen. Time Diff 1st Diff Prev 11 Sébastien OGIER 12:49.0 1 1 Sébastien OGIER RC1 1 20:56.0 29 Andreas MIKKELSEN 1 2:52.3 +3.3 +3.3 2 12 Ott TANAK RC1 1 21:08.1 +12.1 +12.1 33 Thierry NEUVILLE 1 2:53.5 +4.5 +1.2 3 20 Hayden PADDON RC1 1 21:10.1 +14.1 +2.0 412 Ott TANAK 1 2:53.5 +4.5 +0.0 4 8 Craig BREEN RC1 1 21:10.4 +14.4 +0.3 52 Jari-Matti LATVALA 1 2:54.5 +5.5 +1.0 59Andreas MIKKELSEN RC1 1 21:10.8 +14.8 +0.4 620 Hayden PADDON 1 2:55.1 +6.1 +0.6 6 7 Kris MEEKE RC1 1 21:14.5 +18.5 +3.7 7 4 Dani SORDO 1 2:55.2 +6.2 +0.1 72Jari-Matti LATVALA RC1 1 21:17.9 +21.9 +3.4 88 Craig BREEN 1 2:55.3 +6.3 +0.1 83Thierry NEUVILLE RC1 1 21:22.8 +26.8 +4.9 9 7 Kris MEEKE 1 2:55.8 +6.8 +0.5 9 4 Dani SORDO RC1 1 21:36.5 +40.5 +13.7 10 5 Mads OSTBERG 1 2:58.1 +9.1 +2.3 10 5 Mads OSTBERG RC1 1 21:37.3 +41.3 +0.8 1114 Stéphane LEFEBVRE 1 2:58.5 +9.5 +0.4 11 6 Eric CAMILLI RC1 1 21:50.2 +54.2 +12.9 1233 Esapekka LAPPI 2 2:58.7 +9.7 +0.2 12 32 Teemu SUNINEN RC2 2 21:58.7 +1:02.7 +8.5 1316 Quentin GILBERT 3:01.0 +12.0 +2.3 13 14 Stéphane LEFEBVRE RC1 1 22:05.5 +1:09.5 +6.8 1432 Teemu SUNINEN 2 3:02.2 +13.2 +1.2 14 33 Esapekka LAPPI RC2 2 22:10.9 +1:14.9 +5.4 15 6 Eric CAMILLI 1 3:03.5 +14.5 +1.3 15 35 Pontus TIDEMAND RC2 2 22:16.6 +1:20.6 +5.7 1635 Pontus TIDEMAND 2 3:03.8 +14.8 +0.3 16 36 Jan KOPECKY RC2 2 22:22.8 +1:26.8 +6.2 1736 Jan KOPECKY 2 3:04.0 +15.0 +0.2 17 37 Lorenzo BERTELLI RC1 1 22:25.3 +1:29.3 +2.5 1838 Marius AASEN 2 3:05.1 +16.1 +1.1 18 50 Fredrik AHLIN RC2 2 22:26.0 +1:30.0 +0.7 1941 Jose Antonio SUAREZ MIRANDA 3:05.6 +16.6 +0.5 19 16 Quentin GILBERT RC1 22:32.6 +1:36.6 +6.6 2054 Gus GREENSMITH 2 3:05.9 +16.9 +0.3 20 54 Gus GREENSMITH RC2 2 22:34.7 +1:38.7 +2.1 2150 Fredrik AHLIN 2 3:06.2 +17.2 +0.3 21 51 Osian PRYCE RC2 2 22:34.8 +1:38.8 +0.1 2237 Lorenzo BERTELLI 1 3:06.6 +17.6 +0.4 22 38 Marius AASEN RC2 2 22:40.3 +1:44.3 +5.5 2330 Yazeed AL RAJHI 1 3:06.6 +17.6 +0.0 23 39 Pierre-Louis LOUBET RC2 22:59.5 +2:03.5 +19.2 2452 David BOGIE 2 3:07.1 +18.1 +0.5 24 52 David BOGIE RC2 2 23:01.2 +2:05.2 +1.7 2551 Osian PRYCE 2 3:07.5 +18.5 +0.4 25 18 Valeriy GORBAN RC1 1 23:06.6 +2:10.6 +5.4 2646 Ole Christian VEIBY 2 3:07.7 +18.7 +0.2 26 41 Jose Antonio SUAREZ MIRANDA RC2 23:07.4 +2:11.4 +0.8 2739 Pierre-Louis LOUBET 3:07.8 +18.8 +0.1 27 82 Sander PARN RC2 23:11.4 +2:15.4 +4.0 2882 Sander PARN 3:08.3 +19.3 +0.5 28 45 Maciek SZCZEPANIAK RC2 2 23:20.3 +2:24.3 +8.9 2918 Valeriy GORBAN 1 3:09.3 +20.3 +1.0 29 30 Yazeed AL RAJHI RC1 1 23:36.2 +2:40.2 +15.9 3034 Nicolas FUCHS 2 3:09.9 +20.9 +0.6 30 44 Jaroslaw KOLTUN RC2 2 23:36.7 +2:40.7 +0.5 3153 Rhys YATES 2 3:10.3 +21.3 +0.4 31 83 Jamie ANDERSON RC2 23:47.9 +2:51.9 +11.2 3245 Maciek SZCZEPANIAK 2 3:10.6 +21.6 +0.3 32 53 Rhys YATES RC2 2 23:49.2 +2:53.2 +1.3 3348 Khalid SUWAIDI 2 3:14.1 +25.1 +3.5 33 43 Frigyes TURÁN RC2 2 24:14.8 +3:18.8 +25.6 3483 Jamie ANDERSON 3:14.9 +25.9 +0.8 34 89 Sacha KAKAD RC2 24:37.6 +3:41.6 +22.8 3544 Jaroslaw KOLTUN 2 3:15.0 +26.0 +0.1 35 84 Bernd CASIER RC2 24:42.8 +3:46.8 +5.2 3643 Frigyes TURÁN 2 3:16.1 +27.1 +1.1 36 64 Martin KOCI RC3 3 24:48.3 +3:52.3 +5.5 3789 Sacha KAKAD 3:19.2 +30.2 +3.1 37 70 Yohan ROSSEL RC3 3 24:57.8 +4:01.8 +9.5 3884 Bernd CASIER 3:21.3 +32.3 +2.1 38 49 Jim VAN DEN HEUVEL RC2 2 24:57.9 +4:01.9 +0.1 3949 Jim VAN DEN HEUVEL 2 3:25.0 +36.0 +3.7 39 61 Simone TEMPESTINI RC3 3 25:08.8 +4:12.8 +10.9 4070 Yohan ROSSEL 3 3:25.2 +36.2 +0.2 40 96 Pepe LOPEZ RC4 25:09.0 +4:13.0 +0.2 4164 Martin KOCI 3 3:28.1 +39.1 +2.9 41 66 Vincent DUBERT RC3 3 25:23.1 +4:27.1 +14.1 4285 Richard CEEN 3:29.3 +40.3 +1.2 42 88 Robert DUGGAN RC4 25:32.5 +4:36.5 +9.4 4369 William WAGNER 3 3:29.5 +40.5 +0.2 43 86 Bob CEEN RC2 25:40.6 +4:44.6 +8.1 4488 Robert DUGGAN 3:31.2 +42.2 +1.7 http://rally.sitsports.es/results/combined-classification/1767 28/10/2016 Dayinsure Wales Rally GB Page 2 of 2 4561 Simone TEMPESTINI 3 3:31.2 +42.2 +0.0 44 69 William WAGNER RC3 3 25:54.6 +4:58.6 +14.0 4666 Vincent DUBERT 3 3:33.3 +44.3 +2.1 45 67 Michael BURRI RC3 3 26:02.9 +5:06.9 +8.3 4796 Pepe LOPEZ 3:33.9 +44.9 +0.6 46 34 Nicolas FUCHS RC2 2 26:09.4 +5:13.4 +6.5 4886 Bob CEEN 3:34.4 +45.4 +0.5 47 92 Tony JARDINE RC2 26:15.3 +5:19.3 +5.9 4993 Spencer WILKINSON 3:36.4 +47.4 +2.0 48 90 Filip PYCK RC2 26:39.1 +5:43.1 +23.8 5067 Michael BURRI 3 3:37.4 +48.4 +1.0 49 46 Ole Christian VEIBY RC2 2 26:48.8 +5:52.8 +9.7 5192 Tony JARDINE 3:38.0 +49.0 +0.6 50 93 Spencer WILKINSON RC2 27:44.5 +6:48.5 +55.7 5247 Alain FOULON 2 3:39.2 +50.2 +1.2 51 85 Richard CEEN RC2 0:10 27:45.0 +6:49.0 +0.5 5390 Filip PYCK 3:39.2 +50.2 +0.0 52 48 Khalid SUWAIDI RC2 2 28:01.1 +7:05.1 +16.1 5498 Tom WILLIAMS 3:58.3+1:09.3 +19.1 53 98 Tom WILLIAMS RC4 28:19.0 +7:23.0 +17.9 5562 Michel FABRE 3 3:58.6+1:09.6 +0.3 54 62 Michel FABRE RC3 3 28:50.8 +7:54.8 +31.8 5697 Guy BUTLER 4:17.4+1:28.4 +18.8 55 47 Alain FOULON RC2 2 2:00 29:34.6 +8:38.6 +43.8 5742 Kevin ABBRING 2 9:58.7+7:09.7+5:41.3 56 97 Guy BUTLER RC5 30:49.2 +9:53.2 +1:14.6 5887 Chris INGRAM 10:31.2+7:42.2 +32.5 57 87 Chris INGRAM RC4 32:25.7 +11:29.7 +1:36.5 58 42 Kevin ABBRING RC2 2 35:55.2 +14:59.2 +3:29.5 http://rally.sitsports.es/results/combined-classification/1767 28/10/2016.
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