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Points TUR 2020 Version A RALLY TURKEY MARMARIS 2020 Doc. No. 5.1 StArt List for ShAkedown - 1st pAssAge FridAy 18th September 2020 ClAss FIA TC Start Ord. No. Elig. Competitor Driver / Co-Driver Nat Car Group Priority Time Time 1 17 M TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Sebastien OGIER FRA TOYOTA RC1 P1 8:56 9:01 Julien INGRASSIA FRA Yaris WRC WRC 2 33 M TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Elfyn EVANS GBR TOYOTA RC1 P1 8:58 9:03 Scott MARTIN GBR Yaris WRC WRC 3 8 M HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS Ott TÄNAK EST HYUNDAI RC1 P1 9:00 9:05 WORLD RALLY TEAM Martin JÄRVEOJA EST i20 Coupé WRC WRC 4 69 M TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Kalle ROVANPERÄ FIN TOYOTA RC1 P1 9:02 9:07 Jonne HALTTUNEN FIN Yaris WRC WRC 5 11 M HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS Thierry NEUVILLE BEL HYUNDAI RC1 P1 9:04 9:09 WORLD RALLY TEAM Nicolas GILSOUL BEL i20 Coupé WRC WRC 6 3 M M-SPORT FORD Teemu SUNINEN FIN FORD RC1 P1 9:06 9:11 WORLD RALLY TEAM Jarmo LEHTINEN FIN Fiesta WRC WRC 7 4 M M-SPORT FORD Esapekka LAPPI FIN FORD RC1 P1 9:08 9:13 WORLD RALLY TEAM Janne FERM FIN Fiesta WRC WRC 8 9 M HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS Sebastien LOEB FRA HYUNDAI RC1 P1 9:10 9:15 WORLD RALLY TEAM Daniel ELENA MCO i20 Coupé WRC WRC 9 44 M M-SPORT FORD Gus GREENSMITH GBR FORD RC1 P1 9:12 9:17 WORLD RALLY TEAM Elliott EDMONDSON GBR Fiesta WRC WRC 10 7 M/T HYUNDAI 2C COMPETITION Pierre-Louis LOUBET FRA HYUNDAI RC1 P1 9:14 9:19 Vincent LANDAIS FRA i20 Coupé WRC WRC 11 21 WRC2 TOKSPORT WRT Pontus TIDEMAND SWE SKODA RC2 P2 9:16 9:21 Patrik BARTH SWE Fabia Evo Rally2 12 22 WRC2 M-SPORT FORD Adrien FOURMAUX FRA FORD RC2 P2 9:18 9:23 WORLD RALLY TEAM Renaud JAMOUL BEL Fiesta MkII Rally2 13 23 WRC2 TOKSPORT WRT Eyvind BRYNILDSEN NOR SKODA RC2 P2 9:20 9:25 Ilka MINOR AUT Fabia Evo Rally2 14 28 WRC3 YAGIZ AVCI Yağiz AVCI TUR CITROËN RC2 P3 9:22 9:27 Onur VATANSEVER TUR C3 Rally2 Clerk of the Course Murat Kaya 17.9.2020 at 19:00 hrs.
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