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ENTRY LIST (Update of 04.03.2020) RALLY GUANAJUATO MEXICO 2020 ENTRY LIST (UpdAte of 04.03.2020) Count No. Competitor Driver / Co-Driver Nat Car ClAss Priority Group Eligibility 1 33 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Elfyn EVANS GBR TOYOTA RC1 P1 Scott MARTIN GBR YARIS WRC WRC M 2 11 HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WORLD RALLY Thierry NEUVILLE BEL HYUNDAI RC1 P1 TEAM Nicolas GILSOUL BEL i20 COUPÉ WRC WRC M 3 17 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Sebastien OGIER FRA TOYOTA RC1 P1 Julien INGRASSIA FRA YARIS WRC WRC M 4 69 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Kalle ROVANPERÄ FIN TOYOTA RC1 P1 Jonne HALTTUNEN FIN YARIS WRC WRC M 5 4 M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Esapekka LAPPI FIN FORD RC1 P1 Janne FERM FIN FIESTA WRC WRC M 6 8 HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WORLD RALLY Ott TÄNAK EST HYUNDAI RC1 P1 TEAM Martin JÄRVEOJA EST i20 COUPÉ WRC WRC M 7 3 M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Teemu SUNINEN FIN FORD RC1 P1 Jarmo LEHTINEN FIN FIESTA WRC WRC M 8 44 M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Gus GREENSMITH GBR FORD RC1 P1 Elliott EDMONDSON GBR FIESTA WRC WRC M 9 6 HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WORLD RALLY Dani SORDO ESP HYUNDAI RC1 P1 TEAM Carlos DEL BARRIO ESP i20 COUPÉ WRC WRC M 10 WD M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Deividas JOCIUS LTU FORD RC1 Mindaugas VARZA LTU FIESTA WRC WRC 11 20 HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT N Nikolay GRYAZIN RUS HYUNDAI RC2 P2 Yaroslav FEDOROV RUS NG i20 Rally2 WRC2 12 21 HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT N Ole-Christian VEIBY NOR HYUNDAI RC2 P2 Jonas ANDERSSON SWE NG i20 Rally2 WRC2 13 22 TOKSPORT WRT Pontus TIDEMAND SWE SKODA RC2 P2 Patrik BARTH SWE FABIA Evo Rally2 WRC2 14 23 OLIVER SOLBERG Oliver SOLBERG SWE VOLKSWAGEN RC2 P3 Aaron JOHNSTON IRL POLO GTI Rally2 WRC3 15 24 PAULO NOBRE Paulo NOBRE BRA SKODA RC2 P3 Gabriel MORALES BRA FABIA Rally2 WRC3 16 25 KAJETAN KAJETANOWICZ Kajetan KAJETANOWICZ POL SKODA RC2 P3 Maciej SZCZEPANIAK POL FABIA Rally2 WRC3 17 26 BENITO GUERRA Benito GUERRA MEX SKODA RC2 P3 Daniel CUÉ ESP FABIA Rally2 WRC3 18 27 MARCO BULACIA WILKINSON Marco BULACIA WILKINSON BOL CITROËN RC2 P3 Giovanni BERNACCHINI ITA C3 Rally2 WRC3 19 28 ALBERTO HELLER Alberto HELLER CHL FORD RC2 P3 Jose DÍAZ ARG FIESTA MKII Rally2 WRC3 20 29 RICARDO TRIVIÑO BUJALIL Ricardo TRIVIÑO BUJALIL MEX SKODA RC2 P3 Marc MARTÍ MORENO ESP FABIA Rally2 WRC3 21 30 GIANLUCA LINARI Gianluca LINARI ITA FORD RC2 P3 Nicola ARENA ITA FIESTA Rally2 WRC3 22 31 RADIK SHAYMIEV Radik SHAYMIEV RUS FORD RC2 P3 Maxim TSVETKOV RUS FIESTA MKII Rally2 WRC3 23 32 TOKSPORT WRT Emilio-Andrés FERNÁNDEZ CHL SKODA RC2 P3 Ruben FRANCISCO GARCIA ARG FABIA Evo Rally2 WRC3 24 34 BARRY McKENNA Barry MCKENNA IRL SKODA RC2 P3 James FULTON IRL FABIA Rally2 WRC3 25 35 RICARDO CORDERO Ricardo CORDERO DE AVILA MEX CITROEN RC2 Marco-Antonio HERNÁNDEZ MEX DS3 Rally2 RALLY GUANAJUATO MEXICO 2020 ENTRY LIST (UpdAte of 04.03.2020) Count No. Competitor Driver / Co-Driver Nat Car ClAss Priority Group Eligibility 26 37 JOHN COYNE John COYNE IRL FORD RC2 Stephen JOYCE IRL FIESTA Rally2 27 38 BORIS DJORDJEVIC Boris DJORDJEVIC CAN FORD NAT John HALL CAN FIESTA Nat-2 28 39 ALEJANDRO MAURO SANCHEZ Alejandro MAURO SANCHEZ MEX FORD NAT Gabriel MARIN MULAS MEX FIESTA Nat-2 29 40 ENRIQUE JOSE MEZA REYNOSO Enrique-Jose MEZA REYNOSO MEX FORD NAT Christian-Jose CORONEL RUEDA MEX FIESTA Nat-2 30 41 JORGE GONZÁLEZ HERNÁNDEZ Jorge GONZÁLEZ HERNÁNDEZ MEX FORD NAT Lorenzo GOICOECHEA MEX FIESTA Nat-2 31 42 MARTIN SURIANI Martin SURIANI ARG RENAULT RC5 Zacarias GARCIA ARG CLIO RS Rally5 32 45 GUSTAVO A. URIOSTEGUI Gustavo-Alberto URIOSTEGUI MEX RENAULT RC5 David HERNANDEZ MORENO MEX CLIO RS Rally5 33 46 FRANCISCO NAME Francisco NAME GUZZY MEX RENAULT RC5 Armando ZAPATA MEX CLIO RS Rally5 34 47 DIEGO CANDANO Diego CANDANO MEX RENAULT RC5 Jaime ZAPATA MEX CLIO RS Rally5 35 48 GERARDO REJÓN BASAÑEZ Gerardo REJÓN BASAÑEZ MEX RENAULT RC5 Mauricio PIMENTEL P. MEX CLIO RS Rally5 36 43 KEN BLOCK Ken BLOCK USA FORD NAT Alessandro GELSOMINO USA ESCORT Nat-O 37 49 MIGUEL GRANADOS Miguel-Antonio GRANADOS MEX MITSUBISHI NAT Adrian CARMONA PARRA MEX LANCER EVO X Nat-O 38 50 GERARDO REJÓN Gerardo REJÓN MEX SUBARU NAT Mauricio ECHEVERRIA MEX IMPREZA Nat-O 39 51 JAVIER ORTUÑO LOPEZ LLERA Javier ORTUÑO MEX MITSUBISHI NAT Sergio-Jorge VILLAVICENCIO MEX LANCER EVO X Nat-4 40 52 SERGE BRACHET Serge BRACHET MEX MITSUBISHI NAT Felipe SUBERVILLE MEX LANCER EVO X Nat-4 Approved by the FIA 24.2.2020, UpdAtes of 26.02 + 04.03.2020 concerning: General - Several typos corrected CAr 34 - withdrAwAl of DelvidAs JOCIOUS And reAssignment of number, with AuthorisAtion from FIA.
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