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Rallye de France - Corsica : Solberg focuses on 2006
23.10.2005
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Petter Solberg is already looking to the 2006 season after finishing third on the Rallye de France on Corsica. The Norwegian reckons that Subaru and its tyre manufacturer Pirelli have made good progress, but that it is not enough to give him a realistic shot at victory in next weeke weiter >> |
Rallye de France- Corse : Loeb praises 'perfect' Citroen
23.10.2005
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Newly-crowned double champion Sebastien Loeb has once again lauded the efforts of his Citroen team after taking his most dominant victory yet on the Rallye de France in Corsica. It was the first time that Loeb had won his home round of the World Rally Championship, but he did it in weiter >> |
WRC Rallyes - Rallye de France - Corsica : Baldacci takes J-WRC win
23.10.2005
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Mirco Baldacci scored Fiat's first Junior World Rally Championship win of the season on this weekend's Rallye de France in Corsica. The San Marino driver won from long-time event leader Dani Sordo in a Citroen C2 and Suzuki driver Kosti Katajamaki. Sordo's second place makes him favourite to clinch the title in the final round.
Briton Kris Meeke was the pace-setter over t weiter >> |
Rallye de France TWO MITSUBISHI LANCER WRC05 FINISH TRICKY TOUR DE CORSE
23.10.2005
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Ajaccio, Corsica - The Mitsubishi Motors Motor Sports WRC crew of "Gigi" Galli and Guido d’Amore finished the Rallye de France - Tour de Corse, the 14th round of the FIA World Rally Championship, in ninth position. Team-mates Harri Rovanperä and Risto Pietiläinen were 10th, claiming the f weiter >> |
Rallye de France - Corse - RESULTS DRIVERS
23.10.2005
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1. 1 S. LOEB A8 3:35:46.7 0:00 3:35:46.7 0.0 0.0
2. 3 T. GARDEMEISTER A8 3:37:38.4 0:00 3:37:38.4 1:51.7 1:51.7
3. 5 P. SOLBERG A8 3:38:28.7 0:00 3:38:28.7 50.3 2:42.0
4. 6 S. SARRAZIN A8 3:39:20.9 0:00 3:39:20.9 52.2 3:34.2
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Rallye de France - Corse -RETIREMENTS
23.10.2005
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2 F. DUVAL (B)Citroën XSARA A8 TC 10 MECHANICAL
7 M. GRÖNHOLM (FIN)Peugeot 307 WRC A8 TC 4D MECHANICAL
10 G. PANIZZI (F) Mitsubishi LANCER WR05 A8 TC 8D MECHANICAL
11 A. SCHWARZ (D) Skoda FABIA WRC A8 TC 6 MECHANICAL
16 D. SOLA (E) Ford FOCUS RS WRC A8 SF 6 OFF ROAD
17 C. ATKINSON (AUS)Subaru IMPREZA WRC A8 SF 10 OFF ROAD
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Rallye de France-Corse- SS12: Loeb gets his clean sweep
23.10.2005
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Citroen's Sebastien Loeb made history with his latest World Rally Championship win on the Rallye de France in Corsica. His win on the final stage meant that not only did he extend his record-breaking run of rally victories to nine in a season but also became the first driver in the modern era to win e weiter >> |
SS11: Loeb just one from a clean sweep
23.10.2005
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Double champion Sebastien Loeb is just a step away from taking a remarkable clean sweep of stage wins on the Rallye de France in Corsica. The Citroen star set his 11th top time of the rally on the penultimate stage, the crews' second pass today through the 16.14-kilometre stage between Acqua Doria and Serra di Ferro. weiter >> |
Rallye de France-Corse :SS10: Loeb nears clean sweep
23.10.2005
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It was 10 out of 10 time for double champion Sebastien Loeb when he took his latest stage win on the 31.81-kilometre test between Pont de Calzola and Agosta. It wasn't all good news for Citroen though, because its second car in the hands of Francois Duval is officially out of the rally after a crash on the previous stage.
Loeb beat Ford's Toni Gardemeister through the sta weiter >> |
Rallye de France-Corsica :SS9: Loeb speeds into final day
23.10.2005
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Newly-crowned double champion Sebastien Loeb took yet another stage win as his Citroen team-mate Francois Duval's hopes of a podium finish were dashed on the first stage of the final leg of the Rallye de France in Corsica. Subaru's Stephane Sarrazin and Ford's Toni Gardemeister tied for the second best time.
Loeb's winning margin on the 16.14-kilometre stage from Acqua Do weiter >> |
Rallye de France- Corsica: TESTING CHALLENGE FOR THE MITSUBISHI CREWS
22.10.2005
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Rallye de France - Corsica:SS8: Loeb sweeps leg two's stages
22.10.2005
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Citroen's Sebastien Loeb completed the second leg of the Rallye de France with yet another stage win. The reigning double champion has been utterly dominant so far on his home event, setting the fastest time on every single stage. Francois Duval in the second Citroen was the best of weiter >> |
Rallye de France - Corsica: SS7: Loeb targets another clean sweep
22.10.2005
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It was that man Sebastien Loeb at the top of the timesheets again as he kept up his clean sweep of stage wins on the Rallye de France. The newly-crowned double champion's Citroen team-mate Francois Duval was second fastest as he embarks on his fight back after losing time with brake problems this morning.
Loeb was 5.1 seconds quicker than Duval over the 36.24-kilometre st weiter >> |
WRC RALLYES Rallye de France- Corsica: SS6: Loeb continues his charge
22.10.2005
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Citroen's Sebastien Loeb made it six stage wins out of six when he set the fastest time through the 26.04-kilometre stage from Ucciani to Bastelica. Ford's Toni Gardemeister was second best, while Francois Duval in the second Citroen dropped from third place overall to fifth after d weiter >> |
Rallye de France- Corsica: SS5: Loeb kicks off day two in style
22.10.2005
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Double champion Sebastien Loeb kept his perfect record on the Rallye de France intact by winning the second leg's first test. It was a good stage for Ford's Toni Gardemeister, too. He was second quickest and moved up into second overall after Francois Duval, who had been second overnight, lost time t weiter >> |
WRC RALLYES Rallye de France- Corsica: New part caused Gronholm exit
22.10.2005
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Jean-Pierre Nicolas - Peugeot motorsport boss Jean-Pierre Nicolas has blamed a new gearbox for the problem that forced double champion Marcus Gronholm to retire from Friday's opening leg of the Rallye de France. The Finn will not rejoin today's second leg, however, despite accumulat weiter >> |
Rallye de France, Corsica MITSUBISHI - difficult opening leg for the Mitsubishi crews
22.10.2005
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Ajaccio, Corsica – The Mitsubishi Motors Motor Sports WRC crews experienced a difficult opening leg of the Rallye de France - Tour de Corse and the trio of Lancer WRC05 crews hold 10th, 12th and 16th overnight, with "Gigi" Galli/Guido d’Amore the highest-placed.
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Rallye de France-Corsica- Solberg content with fifth
21.10.2005
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Rallye de France-Corsica- SS4: Loeb leads Citroen one-two
21.10.2005
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Citroen's Sebastien Loeb kicked a little more sand into his rivals' eyes on the Rallye de France by completing a clean-sweep of leg one stage wins and increasing his lead to 41.3 seconds. Loeb's Citroen team-mate Francois Duval is the Frenchman's closest challenger, with Ford's Toni Gardemeister a weiter >> |
Rallye de France-Corsica- SS3: Loeb maintains his pace
21.10.2005
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Citroen's Sebastien Loeb kept up the pressure on this weekend's Rallye de France, with his third win of the day. It was an excellent stage for the Citroen team, as number two Francois Duval was second quickest and leapt up from fourth overall to second, passing both Ford's Toni Gard weiter >> |
Rallye de France-Corsica- Mitsubishi trio hit trouble
21.10.2005
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Mitsubishi's trio of drivers had a problem-filled opening morning on this weekend's Rallye de France in Corsica. Gigi Galli, Harri Rovanpera and Gilles Panizzi are currently languishing in 11th, 12th and 13th positions respectively after a host of problems on the opening two stages of the notorious asphalt event.
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Rallye de France-Corsica - ENTRY LIST - 94 teams took the start this morning
21.10.2005
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1. S. LOEB (F)D. ELENA (MC)Citroën Total Citroën XSARA A8 1
2. F. DUVAL (B)S. SMEETS (B)Citroën Total Citroën XSARA A8 1
3. T. GARDEMEISTER (FIN)J. HONKANEN (FIN)BP FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Ford FOCUS RS WRC A8 1
4. R. KRESTA (CZ)J. TOMANEK (CZ)BP FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Ford FOCUS RS WRC A8 1
5. P. SOLBERG (N)P. MILLS (GB)SUBARU WORLD RALLY TEAM Subaru weiter >> |
Rallye de France-Corsica - SS2: Loeb extends his lead
21.10.2005
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Double champion Sebastien Loeb has increased his overall advantage on the Rallye de France to almost half a minute, leading team-mate Francois Duval to a Citroen one-two on the second stage of the Corsican event. Ford's Toni Gardemeister set the third best time on the 27.78-kilometre stage weiter >> |
Rallye de France - Corse - SS1: Loeb leads the way
21.10.2005
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Newly-crowned double champion Sebastien Loeb began his bid to win his home round of the World Rally Championship for the first time in fine style with a comprehensive victory on the opening stage of the Rallye de France in Corsica. Marcus Gronholm and Toni Gardemeister were second and third best through the 32.89-kilometre stage.
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Rallye de France : Mixed conditions await Mitsubishi crews on Corsica
20.10.2005
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Rallye de France Corsica -French aces have high hopes
20.10.2005
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Mitsubishi- French asphalt aces Gilles Panizzi, Stephane Sarrazin, Nicolas Bernardi and Alex Bengue are aiming to give their teams an end-of-season boost with a strong result on this weekend's Rallye de France in Corsica. The quarter have been recruited by Misubishi, Subaru, Peugeot and Skoda for the weiter >> |
Rallye de France Corsica - Loeb tops French shakedown
20.10.2005
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Newly-crowned double champion Sebastien Loeb has given his hopes of taking a first World Rally Championship win on home soil a major boost by topping the times in this morning's final shakedown session for the Rallye de France. The Frenchman has yet to win the Corsican asphalt event weiter >> |
Rallye de France -Corsica Michelin möchte auf Korsika hoch hinaus
17.10.2005
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Michelin im Motorsport Vorschau: 14. Lauf zur Rallye-WM, 21. bis 23. Oktober 2005
Karlsruhe (17.10.2005) – Spektakuläre Action vor malerischer Kulisse: Am kommenden Wochenende macht die Rallye-Weltmeisterschaft auf der Mittelmeerinsel Korsika Station. Die Rallye Frankreich, 14. von 16 Läufe weiter >> |
WRC RALLYES -Rallye de France- Corsica Mitsubishi Motors WRC Team News
14.10.2005
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After its highly-competitive outing on Japanese soil two weeks ago, the Mitsubishi Motors Motor Sports WRC team returns to Europe for the first of two Mediterranean-based back-to-back asphalt events. The Rallye de France - Tour de Corse (October 20-23) is one of the most fearsome rounds o weiter >> |
Wrc Rallyes- Rallye de France , Corsica : Gronholm prays for French rain
11.10.2005
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Peugeot's Marcus Gronholm has said that his chances of victory on next weekend's Rallye de France in Corsica rest almost entirely on the event being affected by rain. The Finn, who announced that he will be moving to Ford next year, is eager to score his first asphalt win as he nears the end weiter >> |
Torii backs Panizzi return
07.10.2005
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Mitsubishi motorsport boss Isao Torii has lent his backing to the team's asphalt ace, Gilles Panizzi, despite a lacklustre showing by the Frenchman on the recent Rally Japan. Panizzi will be driving the second manufacturers' points-nominated car for Mitsubishi on the upcoming Rallye de France on the weiter >> |
RALLYE DE FRANCE CORSICA - Loeb awaits home challenge
07.10.2005
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Newly-crowned double champion Sebastien Loeb has admitted that the upcoming Rallye de France is likely to be one of the toughest tests of the season so far. The asphalt event, held on the island of Corsica, is traditionally blighted by inclement weather which poses a dilemma for teams and drivers on ty weiter >> |
WRC Rallyes - Rallye de France-Corsica: Auriol back for home event
22.09.2005
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The official entry list for next month's Rallye de France in Corsica has been released, with a number of surprises among the 65 cars for the asphalt event. Mitsubishi will have a three-car entry for the island rally, while French privateer outfit Bozian Racing will be running a Peugeot 307 WRC for 1994 champion Didier Auriol.
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18.01.2005
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Citroen motorsport boss Guy Frequelin has admitted to being frustrated by Francois Duval's retirement from the closing leg of this weekend's Rallye de France. The team was set to clinch its third consecutive manufacturers' title on home soil before the Belgian's gaff on the first stage of Sunday's loop.