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TC18D Sunday 18Th July 2021 Class FIA Start Ord RALLY ESTONIA 2021 Start List for Section 6 - TC18D Doc. No. 5.8 Sunday 18th July 2021 Class FIA Start Ord. No. Elig. Competitor Driver / Co-Driver Nat Car Group Priority Time M-SPORT FORD Gus GREENSMITH GBR Ford RC1 1 44 M P1 05:53 WORLD RALLY TEAM Chris PATTERSON IRL Fiesta WRC WRC HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS Ott TÄNAK EST Hyundai RC1 2 8 M P1 05:56 WORLD RALLY TEAM Martin JÄRVEOJA EST i20 Coupé WRC WRC Pierre-Louis LOUBET FRA Hyundai RC1 3 7 M/T HYUNDAI 2C COMPETITION P1 05:59 Florian HAUT-LABOURDETTE FRA i20 Coupé WRC WRC M-SPORT FORD Teemu SUNINEN FIN Ford RC1 4 3 M P1 06:02 WORLD RALLY TEAM Mikko MARKKULA FIN Fiesta WRC WRC Elfyn EVANS GBR Toyota RC1 5 33 M TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT P1 06:05 Scott MARTIN GBR Yaris WRC WRC Sébastien OGIER FRA Toyota RC1 6 1 M TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT P1 06:08 Julien INGRASSIA FRA Yaris WRC WRC HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS Thierry NEUVILLE BEL Hyundai RC1 7 11 M P1 06:11 WORLD RALLY TEAM Martijn WYDAEGHE BEL i20 Coupé WRC WRC HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS Craig BREEN IRL Hyundai RC1 8 42 M P1 06:14 WORLD RALLY TEAM Paul NAGLE IRL i20 Coupé WRC WRC Kalle ROVANPERÄ FIN Toyota RC1 9 69 M TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT P1 06:17 Jonne HALTTUNEN FIN Yaris WRC WRC Andreas MIKKELSEN NOR Skoda RC2 10 20 WRC2 TOKSPORT WRT P2 06:19 Ola FLOENE NOR Fabia Evo Rally2 WRC2 Mads OSTBERG NOR Citroen RC2 11 21 TRT WORLD RALLY TEAM P2 06:21 (D/C) Torstein ERIKSEN NOR C3 Rally2 Marco BULACIA BOL Skoda RC2 12 22 WRC2 TOKSPORT WRT P2 06:23 Marcelo OHANNESIAN ARG Fabia Evo Rally2 M-SPORT FORD Adrien FOURMAUX FRA Ford RC2 13 23 WRC2 P2 06:25 WORLD RALLY TEAM Renaud JAMOUL BEL Fiesta MkII Rally2 M-SPORT FORD Tom KRISTENSSON SWE Ford RC2 14 29 WRC2 P2 06:27 WORLD RALLY TEAM David ARHUSIANDER SWE Fiesta MkII Rally2 WRC2 Georg LINNAMÄE EST Volkswagen RC2 15 28 ALM MOTORSPORT P2 06:29 (D/C) James MORGAN GBR Polo Gti Rally2 Alexey LUKYANUK RAF Skoda RC2 16 38 WRC3 ALEXEY LUKYANUK P3 06:31 Yaroslav FEDOROV RAF Fabia Evo Rally2 Kajetan KAJETANOWICZ POL Skoda RC2 17 30 WRC3 KAJETAN KAJETANOWICZ P3 06:33 Maciej SZCZEPANIAK POL Fabia Evo Rally2 Mikko HEIKKILÄ FIN Skoda RC2 18 36 WRC3 MIKKO HEIKKILÄ P3 06:35 Topi LUHTINEN FIN Fabia Evo Rally2 Pepe LÓPEZ ESP Skoda RC2 19 35 WRC3 PEPE LÓPEZ P3 06:37 Borja ODRIOZOLA ESP Fabia Evo Rally2 Raul JEETS EST Skoda RC2 20 39 WRC3 RAUL JEETS P3 06:39 Andrus TOOM EST Fabia Evo Rally2 Vladas JURKEVICIUS LTU Skoda RC2 21 41 WRC3 VLADAS JURKEVICIUS P3 06:41 Aisvydas PALIUKENAS LTU Fabia Evo Rally2 Fabrizio ZALDIVAR PRY Skoda RC2 22 32 WRC3 FABRIZIO ZALDIVAR P3 06:43 Carlos DEL BARRIO ESP Fabia Evo Rally2 Emilio FERNANDEZ PIRAINO CHL Skoda RC2 23 37 WRC3 EMILIO FERNANDEZ PIRAINO P3 06:45 Ruben GARCIA ARG Fabia Evo Rally2 Egon KAUR EST Volkswagen RC2 24 31 WRC3 EGON KAUR P3 06:47 Silver SIMM EST Polo Gti Rally2 Rakan AL-RASHED SAU Volkswagen RC2 25 43 WRC3 RAKAN AL-RASHED P3 06:49 Antti HAAPALA FIN Polo Gti Rally2 Sami PAJARI FIN Ford RC4 26 48 JWRC PORVOON AUTOPALVELU P4 06:51 Marko SALMINEN FIN Fiesta Rally4 Martin KOCI SVK Ford RC4 27 50 JWRC STYLLEX MOTORSPORT P4 06:53 Petr TESÍNSKÝ CZE Fiesta Rally4 Jon ARMSTRONG GBR Ford RC4 28 49 JWRC JON ARMSTRONG P4 06:55 Philip HALL GBR Fiesta Rally4 Martins SESKS LVA Ford RC4 29 47 JWRC LMT AUTOSPORTA AKADEMIJA P4 06:57 Renars FRANCIS LVA Fiesta Rally4 Lauri JOONA FIN Ford RC4 30 51 JWRC TEAM FLYING FINN P4 06:59 Mikael KORHONEN FIN Fiesta Rally4 Raul BADIU ROU Ford RC4 31 54 JWRC RAUL BADIU P4 07:01 Rares FETEAN ROU Fiesta Rally4 MOTORSPORT IRELAND RALLY William CREIGHTON IRL Ford RC4 32 53 JWRC P4 07:03 ACADEMY Liam REGAN IRL Fiesta Rally4 Robert VIRVES EST Ford RC4 33 52 JWRC AUTOSPORT TEAM ESTONIA P4 07:05 Sander PRUUL EST Fiesta Rally4 RALLY ESTONIA 2021 Start List for Section 6 - TC18D Sunday 18th July 2021 Class FIA Start Ord. No. Elig. Competitor Driver / Co-Driver Nat Car Group Priority Time Otto TÄHT EST Ford RC3 34 57 KMS RACING OY 07:07 Taivo TÄHT EST Fiesta ST Rally3 Rally3 Miguel DIAZ ABOITIZ ESP Skoda RC2 35 46 WRC3 MIGUEL DIAZ ABOITIZ P3 07:09 Diego SANJUAN ESP Fabia Evo Rally2 Joosep Ralf NÕGENE EST Ford RC4 36 59 CKR ESTONIA 07:11 Simo KOSKINEN EST Fiesta Rally4 Kaspar KASARI EST Ford RC4 37 55 OT RACING 07:13 Rainis RAIDMA EST Fiesta Rally4 Karl-Markus SEI EST Ford RC4 38 60 ALM MOTORSPORT 07:15 Tanel KASESALU EST Fiesta Rally4 Toni HERRANEN FIN Ford RC4 39 58 TONI HERRANEN 07:17 Sebastian VIRTANEN FIN Fiesta Rally4 Subject to passing rescrutineering for all retired cars restarting under WRC Art. 55.2 Clerk of the Course Silver KÜTT 17.7.2021 at 22:30 hrs .
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