2009 Rally of Nations
Jul 11, 2009, 09:57 AM
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Martin Brady on Day 1: "We had a dung day, near demolished a bridge on ss1, got stuck in dust- stage 2 notes were awful, (were learning all things considered not bad for first time making notes) then no anti lag, then no turbo... But we are having a ball, won both our runs of superspecial, and we are 12th o/a even though we are like a pair of wounded gazelles- Car better now thanks to Balze & Peter at the 45min service"
Team USA – JOHNSON/BEAVIS after SS9 (first stage today)
“We are doing very well, although these roads are different from the ones we have in the United States. They’re not so windy and the stages are not as long.”
Team USA – JOHNSON/BEAVIS after SS9 (first stage today)
“We are doing very well, although these roads are different from the ones we have in the United States. They’re not so windy and the stages are not as long.”
Jul 12, 2009, 01:53 PM
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Spain wins the rally nations, Stohl wins with fastest time. USA TAKES 8TH PLACE!
1 España Pons/Sola 1067.5
2 Austria Sothl/Aigner 939.5
3 Francia Tirabassi/Auriol 712
4 Alemania Gassner JR/ Wallenwein 542.5
5 Suecia Sandell / Andersson 422.5
6 Mexico 2 Triviño / Salgado 320
7 Finlandia Gardemeister / Rovanpera 240
8 USA 2 Johnson / Bartram 191.5
9 Mexico 1 Ordoñez / Cortes 127
10 Peru Tijero/Pestana 38
11 Italia Marrini /Isola 13
12 Ecuador Villota/Rivera -32
13 Uruguay Guelfi/Elola -48
14 Mexico 3 Name/Fonseca -59.5
Tiempos:
1) Manfred Stohl 2:57:28.7
2) Andreas Aigner 2:57:33.1
3) Didier Auriol 2:59:14.6
4) Xavier Pons 2:59:43.3
5) Mark Wallenwein 3:05:04.0
6) Hermann Gassner JR 3:07:40.4
7) Dani Sola 3:09:02.9
Ricardo Triviño 3:13:38.6
9) Matthew Jhonson 3:18:53.8
10) Rodrigo Ordoñez 3:22:06.9
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Mexico Championship Rally - Rally 24 Hours
1) Rodrigo Ordoñez 3:22:06.9
2) Guillermo Sanchez 3:47:32.2
3) Pablo Gutierrez 3:47.32.3
4) Guillermo Fonseca 3:55:05.6
5) Juan Manuel Lazcano 4:07.43.3
6) Luis Orduña Jr 4:09:54.5
Only 6 cars finished in the Rally 24 hours. The retired cars were from Rafael Boy, Fernando Vivanco, Victor Perez, Sergio Gonzalez JR, Gabriel Marin Jr., Luis Miguel Abascal, Raul de Alcazar, Jorge Gonzalez
1 España Pons/Sola 1067.5
2 Austria Sothl/Aigner 939.5
3 Francia Tirabassi/Auriol 712
4 Alemania Gassner JR/ Wallenwein 542.5
5 Suecia Sandell / Andersson 422.5
6 Mexico 2 Triviño / Salgado 320
7 Finlandia Gardemeister / Rovanpera 240
8 USA 2 Johnson / Bartram 191.5
9 Mexico 1 Ordoñez / Cortes 127
10 Peru Tijero/Pestana 38
11 Italia Marrini /Isola 13
12 Ecuador Villota/Rivera -32
13 Uruguay Guelfi/Elola -48
14 Mexico 3 Name/Fonseca -59.5
Tiempos:
1) Manfred Stohl 2:57:28.7
2) Andreas Aigner 2:57:33.1
3) Didier Auriol 2:59:14.6
4) Xavier Pons 2:59:43.3
5) Mark Wallenwein 3:05:04.0
6) Hermann Gassner JR 3:07:40.4
7) Dani Sola 3:09:02.9
Ricardo Triviño 3:13:38.6
9) Matthew Jhonson 3:18:53.8
10) Rodrigo Ordoñez 3:22:06.9
...
Mexico Championship Rally - Rally 24 Hours
1) Rodrigo Ordoñez 3:22:06.9
2) Guillermo Sanchez 3:47:32.2
3) Pablo Gutierrez 3:47.32.3
4) Guillermo Fonseca 3:55:05.6
5) Juan Manuel Lazcano 4:07.43.3
6) Luis Orduña Jr 4:09:54.5
Only 6 cars finished in the Rally 24 hours. The retired cars were from Rafael Boy, Fernando Vivanco, Victor Perez, Sergio Gonzalez JR, Gabriel Marin Jr., Luis Miguel Abascal, Raul de Alcazar, Jorge Gonzalez
Jul 24, 2009, 07:46 AM
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That is too funny, I just saw this thread and hadn't seen the results and when everyone was betting on page one I was going to say don't count spain out. LOL. Maybe Team USA will learn and run Evos next time! I think Italy would have fared better with Galli behind the wheel.
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