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Final Classification Clasificación Final Final Classification 24/07/2021 21:50 Clasificación Final Cross Country BAJAS WC Entrant Total Diff Driver Gr G/C Time Diff Prev Pos No. Co-Driver Nat Cat Pos Vehicle SS Penal (Km/h) Leader Car Competidor Tiempo Dif Piloto Gr G/C Total Difer Coche Or Nº Copiloto Nac Cat Or Vehículo TC Penal (Km/h) 1º Ant 1 201 # OVERDRIVE SA T1.1 1 TOYOTA 6:32:44.0 6:32:44.0 NASSER AL ATTIYA QAT HILUX OVERDRIVE (76.58) MATHIEU BAUMEL AND 2 206 # X-RAID TEAM T1.1 2 MINI 6:37:24.0 6:37:24.0 4:40.0 4:40.0 MATTIAS EKSTROM SWE ALL 4 RACING (75.68) EMIL BERGKVIST SWE 3 202 OVERDRIVE SA T1.1 3 TOYOTA 6:38:59.0 6:38:59.0 6:15.0 1:35.0 YAZEED AL RAJHI SAU HILUX OVERDRIVE (75.38) MICHAEL ORR GBR 4 218 * OVERDRIVE SA T1.1 4 TOYOTA 6:39:34.0 6:39:34.0 6:50.0 35.0 TIAGO REIS PRT HILUX OVERDRIVE (75.27) VALTER CARDOSO PRT 5 205 *# BAHRAIN RAID XTREME T1.1 5 PRODRIVE 6:39:52.0 6:39:52.0 7:08.0 18.0 NANI ROMA ESP HUNTER (75.22) ALEX HARO ESP 6 203 * OVERDRIVE SA T1.1 6 TOYOTA 6:44:25.0 6:44:25.0 11:41.0 4:33.0 ERIK VAN LOON NLD HILUX OVERDRIVE (74.37) SEBASTIEN DELAUNAY FRA 7 204 # BAHRAIN RAID XTREME T1.1 7 PRODRIVE 6:44:36.0 6:44:36.0 11:52.0 11.0 SEBASTIEN LOEB FRA HUNTER (74.34) FABIAN LURQUIN BEL 8 208 JOAO RAMOS T1.1 8 TOYOTA 6:46:57.0 6:46:57.0 14:13.0 2:21.0 JOAO RAMOS PRT HILUX (73.91) FILIPE PALMEIRO PRT 9 216 ALEJANDRO MARTINS T1.1 9 MINI 6:52:16.0 1:00 6:53:16.0 20:32.0 6:19.0 ALEJANDRO MARTINS PRT JCW RALLY (72.78) JOSÉ MARQUES PRT 10 219 JOAO FERREIRA T1.1 10 TOYOTA 6:57:17.0 6:57:17.0 24:33.0 4:01.0 JOAO FERREIRA PRT HILUX OVERDRIVE (72.08) DAVID MONTEIRO PRT 11 226 PRK SPORT RALLY TEAM T1.1 11 FORD 6:58:01.0 6:58:01.0 25:17.0 44.0 PEDRO DIAS PRT EXR 5 PROTO (71.95) JOSE EDUARDO SA PRT 12 211 MIROSLAV ZAPLETAL T1.1 12 FORD 7:00:36.0 7:00:36.0 27:52.0 2:35.0 MIROSLAV ZAPLETAL CZE F150 EVO (71.51) MAREK SÝKORA SVK 13 225 OVERDRIVE SA T1.1 13 TOYOTA 7:00:45.0 0:20 7:01:05.0 28:21.0 29.0 ISIDRE ESTEVE ESP HILUX (71.43) TXEMA VILLALOBOS ESP 14 215 ESC. TEAM REPAUTO T1.1 14 TOYOTA 7:03:31.0 7:03:31.0 30:47.0 2:26.0 FELIX MACIAS ESP HILUX (71.02) JOSE LUIS CONDE ESP 15 212 X-RAID TEAM T1.1 15 MINI 7:07:56.0 1:00 7:08:56.0 36:12.0 5:25.0 JUTTA KLEINSCHMIDT MCO ALL 4 RACING (70.12) PHILIPP BEIER DEU 16 409 # SOUTH RACING T4 1 BRP 7:10:35.0 7:10:35.0 37:51.0 1:39.0 ALEXANDRE RE PRT CAN-AM MAVERICK (69.85) PEDRO RE PRT 17 233 SMC JUNIOR MOTORSPORT T1.2 16 CENTURY 7:13:05.0 7:13:05.0 40:21.0 2:30.0 JESUS CALLEJA ESP RACING CR6 (69.45) EDUARDO M. BLANCO ARG 18 255 # CA HERRADOR COMPETICION T3 1 BRP 7:13:14.0 7:13:14.0 40:30.0 9.0 ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ ESP CAN-AM MAVERICK (69.42) HERMAN RODRIGUEZ ESP 19 222 SANTIAGO CARNICER T1.1 17 FORD 7:13:35.0 7:13:35.0 40:51.0 21.0 SANTIAGO CARNICER ESP RANGER (69.37) MIGUEL A. LÁZARO ESP 20 236 NAC RALLY TEAM T1.1 18 FORD 7:15:48.0 7:15:48.0 43:04.0 2:13.0 PAWEL MOLGO POL F-150 (69.01) MACIEJ MARTON POL 21 217 PRK SPORT RALLY TEAM T1.1 19 FORD 7:18:56.0 7:18:56.0 46:12.0 3:08.0 EDGAR CONDENSO PRT EXR05 PROTO (68.52) ANTONIO SERRAO PRT (GMH) Final Classification 24/07/2021 21:50 Clasificación Final Cross Country BAJAS WC Entrant Total Diff Driver Gr G/C Time Diff Prev Pos No. Co-Driver Nat Cat Pos Vehicle SS Penal (Km/h) Leader Car Competidor Tiempo Dif Piloto Gr G/C Total Difer Coche Or Nº Copiloto Nac Cat Or Vehículo TC Penal (Km/h) 1º Ant 22 402 SOUTH RACING T4 2 BRP 7:19:47.0 7:19:47.0 47:03.0 51.0 MSHARI ALTHEFIRI KWT CAN-AM MAVERICK (68.39) NASSER ALKUWARI QAT 23 416 JEROME DE SADELEER T4 3 BRP 7:19:52.0 7:19:52.0 47:08.0 5.0 JEROME DE SADELEER CHE CAN-AM MAVERICK (68.38) MICHAEL METGE FRA 24 404 MONSTER ENERGY CAN-AM T4 4 BRP 7:20:19.0 7:20:19.0 47:35.0 27.0 GERARD FARRES ESP CAN-AM MAVERICK (68.31) ARMAND MONLEON ESP 25 406 SOUTH RACING T4 5 BRP 7:19:59.0 1:00 7:20:59.0 48:15.0 40.0 MOLLY TAYLOR AUS CAN-AM MAVERICK (68.20) DENNIS ZENZ DEU 26 261 RONALD BASSO T3 2 MMP 7:26:00.0 7:26:00.0 53:16.0 5:01.0 RONALD BASSO FRA CAN AM (67.44) JEAN PIERRE GARCIN FRA 27 410 SOUTH RACING T4 6 BRP 7:15:12.0 15:00 7:30:12.0 57:28.0 4:12.0 ROKAS BACIUSKA LTU CAN-AM MAVERICK (66.81) MINDAUGAS LELYS LTU 28 419 AUTOMÓVIL CLUB ALCALANS T4 7 BRP 7:30:54.0 7:30:54.0 58:10.0 42.0 MIGUEL VALERO ESP CAN-AM MAVERICK (66.70) JAQUELINE RICCI ESP 29 407 FN SPEED TEAM T4 8 BRP 7:34:20.0 7:34:20.0 1:01:36.0 3:26.0 GAËL QUERALT ESP CAN-AM MAVERICK (66.20) MARC SOLÀ ESP 30 403 SOUTH RACING T4 9 BRP 7:34:24.0 1:00 7:35:24.0 1:02:40.0 1:04.0 KEES KOOLEN NLD CAN-AM MAVERICK (66.04) PEDRO SANTOS PRT 31 414 AMERIGO VENTURA T4 10 YAMAHA 7:36:43.0 7:36:43.0 1:03:59.0 1:19.0 AMERIGO VENTURA ITA YXZ 1000R (65.85) ANGELO MONTICO ITA 32 234 FRANÇOIS LURTON T1.2 20 MD 7:33:27.0 4:00 7:37:27.0 1:04:43.0 44.0 FRANCOIS LURTON FRA RALLYE SPORT OP (65.75) GUILLAUME MARTINEAU FRA 33 248 FN SPEED TEAM T3 3 OVERDRIVE 7:33:20.0 5:00 7:38:20.0 1:05:36.0 53.0 SANTI NAVARRO ESP OT3 (65.62) SERGI BRUGUÉ ESP 34 250 AUTOMÓVIL CLUB ALCALANS T3 4 BRP 7:42:41.0 7:42:41.0 1:09:57.0 4:21.0 ENRIQUE REYES ESP VM COMPETICION (65.00) DANIEL CONDE ESP 35 418 CYRIL NEVEU T4 11 BRP 7:49:05.0 1:03 7:50:08.0 1:17:24.0 7:27.0 CYRIL NEVEU FRA CAN-AM MAVERICK (63.97) BRICE JAMMET FRA 36 214 X-RAID TEAM T1.1 21 MINI 7:51:35.0 7:51:35.0 1:18:51.0 1:27.0 RUI CARNEIRO PRT ALL 4 RACING (63.78) PAULO FIUZA PRT 37 243 DAVID NOGAREDA T1.1 22 MITSUBISHI 8:01:36.0 8:01:36.0 1:28:52.0 10:01.0 DAVID NOGAREDA ESP MONTERO (62.45) JOAN RUBÍ ESP 38 237 ESC. JMP RACING T1.1 23 TOYOTA 7:57:01.0 5:00 8:02:01.0 1:29:17.0 25.0 JOSE MARIA NARANJO ESP HILUX (62.40) JOSE ANTONIO ALVAREZ ESP 39 241 ANDREA LAFARJA T1.1 24 BORGWARD 8:02:13.0 8:02:13.0 1:29:29.0 12.0 ANDREA LAFARJA PRY BX7 DKR (62.37) EUGENIO ARRIETA ARG 40 405 BAPORO MOTORSPORT T4 12 BRP 8:03:43.0 8:03:43.0 1:30:59.0 1:30.0 EDUARD PONS ESP CAN-AM MAVERICK (62.18) ORIOL MENA ESP 41 231 PRK SPORT RALLY TEAM T1.1 25 PORSCHE 8:04:21.0 8:04:21.0 1:31:37.0 38.0 MICHAEL BRAUN PRT CAYENA PROTO (62.10) IVO SANTOS PRT 42 232 BENOÎT MAURICE T1.2 26 MD 8:13:52.0 5:00 8:18:52.0 1:46:08.0 14:31.0 BENOIT MAURICE FRA RALLYE SPORT OP (60.29) FREDERIC DUBOIS FRA (GMH) Final Classification 24/07/2021 21:50 Clasificación Final Cross Country BAJAS WC Entrant Total Diff Driver Gr G/C Time Diff Prev Pos No. Co-Driver Nat Cat Pos Vehicle SS Penal (Km/h) Leader Car Competidor Tiempo Dif Piloto Gr G/C Total Difer Coche Or Nº Copiloto Nac Cat Or Vehículo TC Penal (Km/h) 1º Ant 43 262 CATHERINE MUNNING T3 5 BRP 8:19:41.0 8:19:41.0 1:46:57.0 49.0 CATHERINE MUNNING GBR CAN-AM MAVERICK (60.19) FRANCOIS CAZALET FRA 44 244 FERNANDO BARREIROS T2 1 ISUZU 8:20:30.0 1:00 8:21:30.0 1:48:46.0 1:49.0 FERNANDO BARREIROS PRT D-MAX (TFS-85) (59.97) CARLOS SILVA PRT 45 258 C A HERRADOR COMPETICIÓN T3 6 HERRATOR 8:35:01.0 8:35:01.0 2:02:17.0 13:31.0 EDUARDO ESLAVA ESP INZANE X3 (58.40) LAURA DÍAZ ESP 46 417 MICHEL VISY T4 13 BRP 8:38:15.0 8:38:15.0 2:05:31.0 3:14.0 MICHEL VISY FRA CAN-AM MAVERICK (58.03) LOIC MINAUDIER FRA 47 253 PRK SPORT RALLY TEAM T3 7 DPR 8:55:39.0 8:55:39.0 2:22:55.0 17:24.0 FILIPE NASCIMENTO PRT BY PRK SPORT PR (56.15) PAULO TORRES PRT 48 245 NUNO CORVO T2 2 NISSAN 9:05:55.0 9:05:55.0 2:33:11.0 10:16.0 NUNO CORVO PRT PATHFINDER (R51 (55.09) JOSÉ CAMILO MARTINS PRT 49 260 SOUTH RACING MIDDLE EAST T3 8 BRP 9:27:45.0 9:27:45.0 2:55:01.0 21:50.0 MASHAEL ALOBAIDAN SAU CAN-AM MAVERICK (52.97) ALI MIRZA ARE 50 242 JESUS HENRIQUEZ NAVARRO T1.1 27 DAKAR 9:50:11.0 9:50:11.0 3:17:27.0 22:26.0 JESUS HENRIQUEZ ESP ENDURO (50.96) RAQUEL SANTAMARIA ESP 51 238 WLODZIMIERZ GRAJEK T1.1 28 BMW 10:11:52.0 10:00 10:21:52.0 3:49:08.0 31:41.0 WLODZIMIERZ GRAJEK POL X5 (48.36) SZYMON MARCINIAK POL 52 200 X-RAID TEAM T1.1 29 MINI 10:34:37.0 10:34:37.0 4:01:53.0 12:45.0 YASIR SEAIDAN SAU JOHN COOPER WOR (47.39) ALEXEY KUZMICH RUS 53 235 FREDERIC DESSILLONS T1.2 30 SMG 10:35:37.0 2:10 10:37:47.0 4:05:03.0 3:10.0 FREDERIC DESSILLONS FRA OBJECTIF DUNES (47.16) FRANÇOIS GANACHE FRA 54 239 MARION ANDRIEU T1.1 31 SODICARS 11:15:45.0 2:00 11:17:45.0 4:45:01.0 39:58.0 MARION ANDRIEU FRA RACING BV6 (44.38) AURELIA ROQUESALANE FRA 55 251 ESC.
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