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Final Official Classification 04/10/2009 19:30 Clasificación Final Oficial Grp Diff Driver Grp Cls Total Diff Prev Pos No. Co-Driver Nat Cls Pos VehicleSeed SS Penal Time Leader Car Dif Piloto Gr G/C Tiempo Difer Coche Ord Nº Copiloto Nac Cl Pos Vehículo Prio TC Penal Total 1º Ant 1 1 M CITROËN TOTAL WRT F A 1 CITROËN 1 3:22:14.7 3:22:14.7 SÉBASTIEN LOEB F 8 1 C4 DANIEL ELENA MC 2 2 M CITROËN TOTAL WRT F A 2 CITROËN 1 3:22:26.7 3:22:26.712.0 12.0 DANIEL SORDO E 8 2 C4 MARC MARTÍ E 3 3 M BP FORD ABU DHABI WRT GB A 3 FORD 1 3:23:08.8 3:23:08.854.1 42.1 MIKKO HIRVONEN FIN 8 3 FOCUS RS WRC 09 JARMO LEHTINEN FIN 4 11 PETTER SOLBERG MSN N A 4 CITROËN 2 3:23:27.1 3:23:27.11:12.4 18.3 PETTER SOLBERG N 8 4 C4 PHIL MILLS GB 5 12 M CITROËN JUNIOR TEAM F A 5 CITROËN 1 3:23:56.3 3:23:56.31:41.6 29.2 SEBASTIEN OGIER F 8 5 C4 JULIEN INGRASSIA F 6 4 M BP FORD ABU DHABI WRT GB A 6 FORD 1 3:25:04.5 3:25:04.52:49.8 1:08.2 JARI-MATTI LATVALAFIN 8 6 FOCUS RS WRC 09 MIIKKA ANTTILA FIN 7 5 M STOBART VK M-SPORT FORD R GB A 7 FORD 1 3:29:30.2 3:29:30.27:15.5 4:25.7 MATTHEW WILSONGB 8 7 FOCUS RS WRC 08 SCOTT MARTIN GB 8 9 M MUNCHI'S FORD WRT RA A 8 FORD 1 3:30:42.8 3:30:42.88:28.1 1:12.6 FEDERICO VILLAGRARA 8 8 FOCUS RS WRC 08 JORGE PEREZ COMPANC RA 9 6 M STOBART VK M-SPORT FORD R GB A 9 FORD 1 3:31:22.3 3:31:22.39:07.6 39.5 HENNING SOLBERGN 8 9 FOCUS RS WRC 08 CATO MENKERUD N 10 66 DANY SNOBECK F A 10 PEUGEOT 2 3:33:10.7 3:33:10.710:56.0 1:48.4 DANY SNOBECK F 8 10 307 CC WRC GILLES MONDESIR F 11 8 M CITROËN JUNIOR TEAM F A 11 CITROËN 1 3:33:22.3 3:33:22.311:07.6 11.6 CONRAD RAUTENBACHGB 8 11 C4 DANIEL BARRITT GB 12 36 Jr KNAF TALENT FIRST TEAM HO NL A 12 CITROËN 3 3:40:25.5 0:10 3:40:35.518:20.8 7:13.2 HANS WEIJS NL 6 1 C2 S1600 BJORN DEGANDT B 13 74 EYVIND BRYNILDSEN N N 1 SKODA 3:41:22.7 3:41:22.719:08.0 47.2 EYVIND BRYNILDSENN 4 1 FABIA S2000 DENIS GIRAUDET F 14 14 BP FORD ABU DHABI WRT GB A 13 FORD 2 3:41:26.0 3:41:26.019:11.3 3.3 KHALID AL QASSIMIUAE 8 12 FOCUS RS WRC 08 MICHAEL ORR GB 15 93 ASI RALLY CLUB H N 2 MITSUBISHI 3:41:13.9 0:30 3:41:43.919:29.2 17.9 ASI H 4 2 LANCER EVO IX PIKO ZSUZSA H 16 78 HERMANN GASSNER jun. D N 3 MITSUBISHI 3:44:18.2 3:44:18.222:03.5 2:34.3 HERMANN JUN. GASSNERD 4 3 LANCER EVO IX KATHARIN WUESTENHAGEN D 17 63 PIRELLI STAR DRIVER I N 4 MITSUBISHI 3 3:45:20.5 3:45:20.523:05.8 1:02.3 JARKKO NIKARA FIN 4 4 LANCER EVO X JARKKO KALLIOLEPO FIN 18 33 Jr SIMONE BERTOLOTTI I A 14 SUZUKI 3 3:45:24.6 3:45:24.623:09.9 4.1 SIMONE BERTOLOTTII 6 2 SWIFT S1600 LUCA CELESTINI I 19 59 Jr RACC MOTORSPORT E R3 1 RENAULT 3 3:45:58.3 1:00 3:46:58.324:43.6 1:33.7 JORDI MARTÍ E CLIO SPORT GABRIEL SÁNCHEZ E 20 67 GRAHAM COFFEY GB A 15 SUBARU 3:48:24.4 3:48:24.426:09.7 1:26.1 GRAHAM COFFEY GB 8 13 IMPREZA WR DAVID GAMBLIN GB 21 81 RMC MOTORSPORT E N 5 MITSUBISHI 3:49:14.8 3:49:14.827:00.1 50.4 VICTOR SENRA E 4 5 LANCER EVO X DAVID VAZQUEZ E M:Manuf actures Jr:Junior R:Restart Final Official Classification 04/10/2009 19:30 Clasificación Final Oficial Grp Diff Driver Grp Cls Total Diff Prev Pos No. Co-Driver Nat Cls Pos VehicleSeed SS Penal Time Leader Car Dif Piloto Gr G/C Tiempo Difer Coche Ord Nº Copiloto Nac Cl Pos Vehículo Prio TC Penal Total 1º Ant 22 69 FRANCESCO PARLI CH R3 2 RENAULT 3:51:30.9 3:51:30.929:16.2 2:16.1 FRANCESCO PARLI CH CLIO SPORT TANIA CANTON I 23 84 BERNT KOLLEVOLD N N 6 MITSUBISHI 3:51:46.1 3:51:46.129:31.4 15.2 BERNT KOLLEVOLDN 4 6 LANCER EVO IX VERONICA ENGAN N 24 92 EAMONN BOLAND IRL N 7 MITSUBISHI 3:52:10.0 3:52:10.029:55.3 23.9 EAMONN BOLAND IRL 4 7 LANCER EVO X MICHAEL J. MORRISSEY IRL 25 101 TEAM GREECE GR R2 1 FORD 3:51:36.3 0:50 3:52:26.330:11.6 16.3 LAMBROS ATHANASSOULAS GR FIESTA R2 NIKOS ZAKHEOS GR 26 91 LUDVIK OTTO CZ N 8 SUBARU 3:54:06.3 0:20 3:54:26.332:11.6 2:00.0 LUDVIK OTTO CZ 4 8 IMPREZA RENATA OTTOVA CZ 27 37 Jr KNAF TALENT FIRST TEAM HO NL R3 3 RENAULT 3 3:55:18.1 0:20 3:55:38.133:23.4 1:11.8 KEVIN ABBRING NL CLIO RS R3 ERWIN MOMBAERTS B 28 71 EDWIN KELETI RO R3 4 RENAULT 3:57:49.6 3:57:49.635:34.9 2:11.5 EDWIN KELETI RO CLIO VICTOR PONTA RO 29 103 AUTOGOMAS SPORT E R2 2 CITROËN 3:58:49.2 3:58:49.236:34.5 59.6 FERNANDO BARCENA E C2 R2 MAX JOSE LUIS HERRERA E 30 80 R RMC MOTORSPORT E N 9 MITSUBISHI 3:59:13.0 0:10 3:59:23.037:08.3 33.8 BENITO GUERRA MEX 4 9 LANCER EVO X DANI CUÉ E 31 97 ECURIE BAUDOUIN VISETOISE B R2 3 FORD 3:59:03.1 0:40 3:59:43.137:28.4 20.1 ANTHONY MARTIN B FIESTA R2 ERIC BORGUET B 32 86 RMC MOTORSPORT E N 10 MITSUBISHI 3:59:46.2 3:59:46.237:31.5 3.1 ALEX BERCIANOS AND 4 10 LANCER EVO X ALBERT GARDUÑO E 33 87 R RMC MOTORSPORT E N 11 MITSUBISHI 4:00:42.9 4:00:42.938:28.2 56.7 JONATHAN PÉREZE 4 11 LANCER EVO X ENRIQUE VELASCO E 34 110 PATRICK ANGLADE D N 12 FORD 4:01:07.7 4:01:07.738:53.0 24.8 PATRICK ANGLADED 3 1 FIESTA ST HANS-PETER LOTH D 35 105 R CLAUDIO MARENCO I A 16 RENAULT 4:03:39.7 4:03:39.741:25.0 2:32.0 CLAUDIO MARENCOI 6 3 CLIO S1600 VANDA M. GENINATTI I 36 98 R CRAIG BREEN IRL R2 4 FORD 4:05:21.3 4:05:21.343:06.6 1:41.6 CRAIG BREEN IRL FIESTA R2 GARETH ROBERTS GB 37 31 RJr AARON NICOLAI BURKART D A 17 SUZUKI 3 4:06:48.5 4:06:48.544:33.8 1:27.2 AARON NICOLAI BURKARTD 6 4 SWIFT S1600 MICHAEL KÖLBACH D 38 109 GILLES GILARDONI I N 13 RENAULT 4:06:57.6 0:10 4:07:07.644:52.9 19.1 GILLES GILARDONII 3 2 CLIO RAGNOTTI PAOLO BRUSADELLI I 39 113 TEAM ABU DHABI UAE N 14 FORD 4:10:01.5 4:10:01.547:46.8 2:53.9 AHMED AL MANSOORIUAE 3 3 FIESTA ST KILLIAN DUFFY IRL 40 72 ESCUDERIA MOTOR TERRASSA E R3 5 RENAULT 4:09:22.9 1:00 4:10:22.948:08.2 21.4 JOAN BALCELLS E CLIO R3 ACCESS JOAN ANTICH E 41 114 TIMO KANKKUNEN FIN N 15 FORD 4:11:49.8 4:11:49.849:35.1 1:26.9 TIMO KANKKUNEN FIN 3 4 FIESTA ST TIMO HONTUNEN FIN 42 77 R PCR SPORT E N 16 FIAT 4:16:27.1 4:16:27.154:12.4 4:37.3 ALBERT LLOVERA AND 4 12 PUNTO S2000 BORJA ROZADA E M:Manuf actures Jr:Junior R:Restart Final Official Classification 04/10/2009 19:30 Clasificación Final Oficial Grp Diff Driver Grp Cls Total Diff Prev Pos No. Co-Driver Nat Cls Pos VehicleSeed SS Penal Time Leader Car Dif Piloto Gr G/C Tiempo Difer Coche Ord Nº Copiloto Nac Cl Pos Vehículo Prio TC Penal Total 1º Ant 43 102 ESCUDERIA COSTA DAURADA E A 18 PEUGEOT 4:16:38.6 0:10 4:16:48.654:33.9 21.5 GUILLEM CASTAÑEDAE 6 5 206 XS 110 EDUARD CASTAÑEDA E 44 62 R PIRELLI STAR DRIVER I N 17 MITSUBISHI 3 4:17:56.0 0:10 4:18:06.055:51.3 1:17.4 JON WILLIAMS ZA 4 13 LANCER EVO X GEORGE GWYNN GB 45 99 CASTROL FORD TEAM TÜRKIYE TR R2 5 FORD 4:18:53.4 4:18:53.456:38.7 47.4 EMRE YURDAKUL TR FIESTA R2 BURAK ERDENER TR 46 116 R LILIAN VIALLE F N 18 RENAULT 4:19:22.7 4:19:22.757:08.0 29.3 LILIAN VIALLE F 3 5 CLIO PATRICE ROISSAC F 47 106 R ESCUDERIA OSONA E N 19 RENAULT 4:21:38.3 4:21:38.359:23.6 2:15.6 TONI GIBERT E 3 6 CLIO FRANCESC GIBERT E 48 112 TEAM ABU DHABI UAE N 20 FORD 4:26:54.4 4:26:54.41:04:39.7 5:16.1 MAJED AL SHAMSIUAE 3 7 FIESTA ST ALLAN HARRYMAN IRL 49 115 LORIS ANTONIO PAPA I N 21 RENAULT 4:27:06.6 4:27:06.61:04:51.9 12.2 LORIS ANTONIO PAPAI 3 8 CLIO 2.0 16V MARCO MENCHINI I 50 95 ESCUDERIA OSONA E N 22 MITSUBISHI 4:29:30.2 2:50 4:32:20.21:10:05.5 5:13.6 JOSEP LLUIS DIEGOE 4 14 LANCER EVO IX XAVIER CROSAS E 51 107 R NEW RACING B N 23 FORD 4:35:53.2 0:20 4:36:13.21:13:58.5 3:53.0 GREGORY MOREELSB 3 9 FIESTA ST TONY LEFEBVRE B 52 117 PAOLO SEMERARO I N 24 SUZUKI 4:48:05.5 4:48:05.51:25:50.8 11:52.3 PAOLO SEMERAROI 2 1 SWIFT SPORT DARIO COLOMBO I A las 19:30 horas del día 4 de Octubre de 2009 Firmado los Comisarios Deportivos / Signed the Stewards of the Meeting M:Manuf actures Jr:Junior R:Restart .
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    Petter Solberg Is Widely Regarded As One of World Rallying’S Ascendant Stars

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