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SS 20: The outcome of an intense four days competition
Suspense was just incredible during this French edition of the World Rally Championship!Stage 20: Haguenau 2 (5,74 km) Weather:...
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Sébastien Ogier’s victory in the 2013 Rally France-Alsace proves him to be a...
This morning the crews set off for the ultimate leg of Rally France-Alsace in the north of Alsace run in non-stop rain. The 315.26-km long route included 56.58 km timed stages: it was the final act of...
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Leg 4 : Chardonnet’s title, victory for Lefevbre and second place for Serieys...
Sébastien Loeb, asked to be the captain of the FFSA French team the day before the start of the rally by President Nicolas Deschaux, has every reason to be pleased with his first results. Sébastien...
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Leg 3: the FFSA French Rally Team fights back!
Central Alsace, of which Colmar and Munster are the most beautiful cities, was the centre of most of the action of the third day of Rally France-Alsace, which consisted of two loops of three special...
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SS 14: Latvala leads the provisional overall classification
New twist in the special stage 14 "Mulhouse", which ends up this rainy leg 3. Jari-Matti Latvala takes the lead in the provisional overall classification ahead of Dani Sordo, Sébastien Ogier and...
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SS15: Sébastien Loeb retires
What a dramatic turn of events in the very first stage of the day! Nine-time World Champion Sébastien Loeb finishes his WRC career in the ditch. In some struggling road conditions Sébastien Ogier is...
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SS16: New best time for Sébastien Ogier
No makor change in the overall classification: Sébastien Ogier (VW Polo-R WRC) is still leading the provisional overall classification with the best time in that stage in front of Sordo (+11,7” Citroën...
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SS17: Sébastien Ogier strikes again!
New best time for Ogier who is now 13,7” ahead of Dani Sordo and 17,1” over Jari-Matti Latvala. Stage 17: Haguenau 1 (5,74 km)...
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SS 18: Sordo maintains suspense
Stage win for Dani Sordo in the one stage before the last of the Rallye de France-Alsace. The Citroën driver makes it in front of Neuville (+0,4”), Mikkelsen (+2,8”), and Ogier (+3,7”). The gap between...
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SS 19: The top three remains intact
Win stage for Latvala which doesn’t change anything for the overall classification: Sébastien Ogier (VW Polo-R WRC) is still leading the provisional overall classification in front of Sordo (+12,2”...
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SS 20: The outcome of an intense four days competition
Suspense was just incredible during this French edition of the World Rally Championship!Stage 20: Haguenau 2 (5,74 km) Weather:...
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Sébastien Ogier’s victory in the 2013 Rally France-Alsace proves him to be a...
This morning the crews set off for the ultimate leg of Rally France-Alsace in the north of Alsace run in non-stop rain. The 315.26-km long route included 56.58 km timed stages: it was the final act of...
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Leg 4 : Chardonnet’s title, victory for Lefevbre and second place for Serieys...
Sébastien Loeb, asked to be the captain of the FFSA French team the day before the start of the rally by President Nicolas Deschaux, has every reason to be pleased with his first results. Sébastien...
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Summary 2013 and Perspectives 2014
Rally France is the showcase of the Federation’s expertise, and it provides the FFSA with an exceptional opportunity to innovate and achieve irreproachability. With two weeks to go to the official...
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Official Presentation of the Rally France-Alsace
Nicolas Deschaux, President of the French Motor Sports Federation unveiled, today Tuesday 27th May 2014, the innovations on the route and the objectives of the Federation for the fifth event in...
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SS15: Sébastien Loeb retires
What a dramatic turn of events in the very first stage of the day! Nine-time World Champion Sébastien Loeb finishes his WRC career in the ditch. In some struggling road conditions Sébastien Ogier is...
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SS16: New best time for Sébastien Ogier
No makor change in the overall classification: Sébastien Ogier (VW Polo-R WRC) is still leading the provisional overall classification with the best time in that stage in front of Sordo (+11,7” Citroën...
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SS17: Sébastien Ogier strikes again!
New best time for Ogier who is now 13,7” ahead of Dani Sordo and 17,1” over Jari-Matti Latvala. Stage 17: Haguenau 1 (5,74 km)...
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SS 18: Sordo maintains suspense
Stage win for Dani Sordo in the one stage before the last of the Rallye de France-Alsace. The Citroën driver makes it in front of Neuville (+0,4”), Mikkelsen (+2,8”), and Ogier (+3,7”). The gap between...
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SS 19: The top three remains intact
Win stage for Latvala which doesn’t change anything for the overall classification: Sébastien Ogier (VW Polo-R WRC) is still leading the provisional overall classification in front of Sordo (+12,2”...
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