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Final Classification Doc RALLY ESTONIA 2020 Final Classification Doc. No. 5.10 Competitor PR Cls Total Diff. Diff. Pos No. Driver / Co-Driver Nat Elig Grp Car SS Pen. Time 1st. Prev. 1 8 HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS P1 RC1 Hyundai 1:59:53.6 1:59:53.6 WORLD RALLY TEAM EST M WRC i20 Coupe Ott TÄNAK EST WRC Martin JÄRVEOJA 2 42 HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS P1 RC1 Hyundai 2:00:15.8 2:00:15.8 +22.2 +22.2 WORLD RALLY TEAM IRL M WRC i20 Coupe Craig BREEN IRL WRC Paul NAGLE 3 17 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING P1 RC1 Toyota 2:00:20.5 2:00:20.5 +26.9 +4.7 WRT FRA M WRC Yaris WRC Sébastien OGIER FRA Julien INGRASSIA 4 33 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING P1 RC1 Toyota 2:00:35.5 2:00:35.5 +41.9 +15.0 WRT GBR M WRC Yaris WRC Elfyn EVANS GBR Scott MARTIN 5 69 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING P1 RC1 Toyota 2:00:12.3 01:00 2:01:12.3 +1:18.7 +36.8 WRT FIN M WRC Yaris WRC Kalle ROVANPERÄ FIN Jonne HALTTUNEN 6 3 M-SPORT FORD WORLD P1 RC1 Ford 2:02:33.2 2:02:33.2 +2:39.6 +1:20.9 RALLY TEAM FIN M WRC Fiesta WRC Teemu SUNINEN FIN Jarmo LEHTINEN 7 4 M-SPORT FORD WORLD P1 RC1 Ford 2:02:45.6 2:02:45.6 +2:52.0 +12.4 RALLY TEAM FIN M WRC Fiesta WRC Esapekka LAPPI FIN Janne FERM 8 44 M-SPORT FORD WORLD P1 RC1 Ford 2:04:47.4 2:04:47.4 +4:53.8 +2:01.8 RALLY TEAM GBR M WRC Fiesta WRC Gus GREENSMITH GBR Elliott EDMONDSON 9 35 OLIVER SOLBERG P3 RC2 Volkswagen 2:07:32.2 2:07:32.2 +7:38.6 +2:44.8 Oliver SOLBERG SWE WRC3 RALLY2 Polo GTI Aaron JOHNSTON IRL 10 21 PH SPORT P2 RC2 Citroen 2:08:10.9 2:08:10.9 +8:17.3 +38.7 Mads OSTBERG NOR WRC2 RALLY2 C3 Torstein ERIKSEN NOR 11 27 JARI HUTTUNEN P3 RC2 Hyundai 2:08:31.2 2:08:31.2 +8:37.6 +20.3 Jari HUTTUNEN FIN WRC3 RALLY2 NG i20 Mikko LUKKA FIN 12 41 KAUR MOTORSPORT P3 RC2 Skoda 2:09:20.0 2:09:20.0 +9:26.4 +48.8 Egon KAUR EST WRC3 RALLY2 Fabia Evo Silver SIMM EST 13 25 M-SPORT FORD WORLD P2 RC2 Ford 2:09:39.3 2:09:39.3 +9:45.7 +19.3 RALLY TEAM FRA WRC2 RALLY2 Fiesta MkII Adrien FOURMAUX BEL Renaud JAMOUL 14 28 MARCO BULACIA WILKINSON P3 RC2 Citroen 2:10:08.8 2:10:08.8 +10:15.2 +29.5 Marco BULACIA BOL WRC3 RALLY2 C3 Marcelo DER OHANNESIAN ARG 15 23 TOKSPORT WRT P2 RC2 Skoda 2:11:01.0 2:11:01.0 +11:07.4 +52.2 Pontus TIDEMAND SWE WRC2 RALLY2 Fabia Evo Patrik BARTH SWE 16 26 TOKSPORT WRT P2 RC2 Skoda 2:11:03.1 2:11:03.1 +11:09.5 +2.1 Eyvind BRYNILDSEN NOR WRC2 RALLY2 Fabia Evo Ilka MINOR AUT 17 39 KARL KRUUDA P3 RC2 Volkswagen 2:11:37.1 2:11:37.1 +11:43.5 +34.0 Karl KRUUDA EST WRC3 RALLY2 Polo GTI Dale MOSCATT AUS 18 29 NICOLAS CIAMIN P3 RC2 Citroen 2:11:44.9 2:11:44.9 +11:51.3 +7.8 Nicolas CIAMIN FRA WRC3 RALLY2 C3 Yannick ROCHE FRA 19 22 HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT N P2 RC2 Hyundai 2:12:03.5 2:12:03.5 +12:09.9 +18.6 Nikolay GRYAZIN RUS WRC2 RALLY2 NG i20 Konstantin ALEKSANDROV RUS RALLY ESTONIA 2020 Final Classification Competitor PR Cls Total Diff. Diff. Pos No. Driver / Co-Driver Nat Elig Grp Car SS Pen. Time 1st. Prev. 20 40 RAINER AUS P3 RC2 Skoda 2:12:16.7 2:12:16.7 +12:23.1 +13.2 Rainer AUS EST WRC3 RALLY2 Fabia Simo KOSKINEN EST 21 50 SAINTELOC JUNIOR TEAM P3 RC2 Citroen 2:12:24.8 2:12:24.8 +12:31.2 +8.1 Sean JOHNSTON USA WRC3 RALLY2 C3 Alexander KIHURANI USA 22 31 PH SPORT P3 RC2 Citroen 2:12:36.2 2:12:36.2 +12:42.6 +11.4 Yohan ROSSEL FRA WRC3 RALLY2 C3 Benoit FULCRAND FRA 23 43 PRIIT KOIK P3 RC2 Ford 2:13:56.9 2:13:56.9 +14:03.3 +1:20.7 Priit KOIK EST WRC3 RALLY2 Fiesta Alari-Uku HELDNA EST 24 36 GRÉGOIRE MUNSTER P3 RC2 Hyundai 2:14:15.9 2:14:15.9 +14:22.3 +19.0 Grégoire MUNSTER LUX WRC3 RALLY2 i20 Louis LOUKA BEL 25 65 JANPRO RC1 Ford 2:15:35.7 2:15:35.7 +15:42.1 +1:19.8 Kimmo KURKELA FIN WRC Fiesta WRC Reeta HÄMÄLÄINEN FIN 26 47 JAN SOLANS P3 RC2 Ford 2:16:03.1 2:16:03.1 +16:09.5 +27.4 Jan SOLANS ESP WRC3 RALLY2 Fiesta MkII Mauro BARREIRO ESP 27 49 JAROSLAW KOLTUN P3 RC2 Ford 2:21:05.7 2:21:05.7 +21:12.1 +5:02.6 Jaroslaw KOLTUN POL WRC3 RALLY2 Fiesta MkII Ireneusz PLESKOT POL 28 53 LMT AUTOSPORTA P4 RC4 Ford 2:21:20.5 2:21:20.5 +21:26.9 +14.8 AKADEMIJA LVA JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Martins SESKS LVA Renars FRANCIS 29 55 TEAM FLYING FINN P4 RC4 Ford 2:21:35.2 2:21:35.2 +21:41.6 +14.7 Sami PAJARI FIN JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Marko SALMINEN FIN 30 63 ESTONIAN AUTOSPORT P4 RC4 Ford 2:21:58.3 2:21:58.3 +22:04.7 +23.1 JUNIOR TEAM EST JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Robert VIRVES EST Sander PRUUL 31 48 RADIK SHAYMIEV P3 RC2 Ford 2:23:59.0 00:10 2:24:09.0 +24:15.4 +2:10.7 Radik SHAYMIEV RUS WRC3 RALLY2 Fiesta MkII Alexey ARNAUTOV RUS 32 72 GREGOR JEETS RC4 Ford 2:25:21.9 2:25:21.9 +25:28.3 +1:12.9 Gregor JEETS EST RALLY4 Fiesta Kuldar SIKK EST 33 58 RUAIRI BELL P4 RC4 Ford 2:26:33.2 2:26:33.2 +26:39.6 +1:11.3 RUAIRI BELL GBR JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Matthew EDWARDS GBR 34 38 ROLAND POOM P3 RC2 Ford 2:26:49.1 00:20 2:27:09.1 +27:15.5 +35.9 Roland POOM EST WRC3 RALLY2 Fiesta MkII Erik LEPIKSON EST 35 60 MARCO POLLARA P4 RC4 Ford 2:28:24.4 2:28:24.4 +28:30.8 +1:15.3 Marco POLLARA ITA JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Maurizio MESSINA ITA 36 66 SPORTS RACING RC2 Skoda 2:29:25.4 2:29:25.4 +29:31.8 +1:01.0 TECHNOLOGIES RUS RALLY2 Fabia Alexander RZHEVKIN RUS Yaroslav FEDOROV 37 57 FABRIZIO ZALDIVAR P4 RC4 Ford 2:30:50.3 2:30:50.3 +30:56.7 +1:24.9 Fabrizio ZALDIVAR PRY JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Fernando MUSSANO ARG 38 62 ENRICO OLDRATI P4 RC4 Ford 2:32:05.2 2:32:05.2 +32:11.6 +1:14.9 Enrico OLDRATI ITA JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Elia DE GUIO ITA 39 71 VLADAS JURKEVICIUS RC4 Ford 2:49:18.4 00:10 2:49:28.4 +49:34.8 +17:23.2 Vladas JURKEVICIUS LTU RALLY4 Fiesta Aisvydas PALIUKENAS LTU 40 70 OT RACING RC4 Ford 2:49:50.9 2:49:50.9 +49:57.3 +22.5 Kaspar KASARI EST RALLY4 Fiesta Jakko VIILO EST RALLY ESTONIA 2020 Final Classification Competitor PR Cls Total Diff. Diff. Pos No. Driver / Co-Driver Nat Elig Grp Car SS Pen. Time 1st. Prev. 41 45 GEORG LINNAMÄE P3 RC2 Volkswagen 2:59:41.8 2:59:41.8 +59:48.2 +9:50.9 Georg LINNAMAE EST WRC3 RALLY2 Polo GTI Volodymyr KORSIA UKR 42 32 EERIK PIETARINEN P3 RC2 Skoda 3:42:30.6 3:42:30.6 +1:42:37.0 +42:48.8 Eerik PIETARINEN FIN WRC3 RALLY2 Fabia Antti LINNAKETO FIN 43 51 RAKAN ALRASHED P3 RC2 Volkswagen 3:44:13.8 3:44:13.8 +1:44:20.2 +1:43.2 Rakan ALRASHED SAU WRC3 RALLY2 Polo GTI Hugo MAGALHAES PRT 44 56 RAUL BADIU P4 RC4 Ford 3:45:46.5 00:20 3:46:06.5 +1:46:12.9 +1:52.7 Raul BADIU ROU JWRC RALLY4 Fiesta Gabriel LAZAR ROU Stewards Iain Campbell Andrew Kellitt Juhan Mänd September 6, 2020 - 19:10.
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