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2020 European Rally Championship

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The2020 European Rally Championship was the 68th season of theFIAEuropean Rally Championship, the European continental championship series in rallying. The season was also the eighth following the merge between the European Rally Championship and theIntercontinental Rally Challenge.Chris Ingram was the reigning champion, but did not return to defend the title.Alexey Lukyanuk won the championship inCitroën C3 R5.[1]

ERC Classes

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The classes are:[2]

  • FIA ERC: Main class, for FIA-homologated cars with R5 regulations.
  • FIA ERC2: Second tier, for cars more standard, albeit with turbocharged engines and four-wheel drive. This class allows the N4, the R4-K and RGT rules.
  • FIA ERC3: Third ERC tier, for front-wheel-drive cars. Allows R3 and R2 cars.
  • FIA ERC1 Junior: For drivers aged 28 and under on 1 January 2020 in R5 cars.
  • FIA ERC3 Junior: For drivers aged 27 and under on 1 January 2020 in R2 cars on Pirelli control tyres.
  • ERC Ladies Trophy: for female drivers including all classes (ERC1, ERC2 and ERC3) eligible.
  • Abarth Rally Cup: for Abarth 124 Rally RGT cars.
  • FIA European Rally Championship for Teams: each team can nominate a maximum of three cars (from all categories), counting the two highest-placed cars from each team.
  • ERC Nations Cup: like the ERC for Teams but for teams supported by a national motorsport federation or automobile association.

Calendar

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The final 2020 calendar featured 5 rallies - 4 tarmac rounds and only 1 gravel round.Rally di Roma Capitale turned out to be the inaugural event. Rally Liepaja was the second and the only gravel round. Rally Fafe Montelongo was added to calendar during the season after the cancelation of multiple events as the third round. Rally Hungary andRally Islas Canarias remained in the calendar.[1]

RoundDatesRally nameSurface
124–26 JulyItalyRally di Roma CapitaleTarmacERC Junior Round 1
214–16 AugustLatviaRally LiepājaGravelERC Junior Round 2
32–4 OctoberPortugal Rally Fafe MontelongoAsphaltERC Junior Round 3
46–8 NovemberHungary2nd Rally HungaryAsphaltERC Junior Round 4
526–28 NovemberSpainRally Islas CanariasTarmacERC Junior Round 5

Teams and drivers

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ERC

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Entries
ConstructorCarEntrantTyreDriversCo-driversRounds
VolkswagenVolkswagen Polo GTI R5Italy LoranPItalyGiandomenico BassoItaly Lorenzo Granai1
Hungary MOL Racing TeamPHungaryNorbert HerczigHungary Ramón Ferencz1, 3–4
Italy PA Racing[a]PSwedenOliver SolbergRepublic of IrelandAaron Johnston1–3, 5
ItalyEnrico BrazzoliItaly Maurizio Barone1
Germany Pole PromotionPGermanyFabian KreimGermany Frank Christian1
Italy Gass Racing srlPItalyAlessandro ReItaly Marco Menchini1
Cyprus Galatariotis Rally Team[a]PCyprusSimos GalatariotisCyprus Antonis Ioannou2
HungaryTurán Motorsport SEHHungaryFrigyes TuránHungary László Bagaméri4
CitroënCitroën C3 R5FranceSaintéloc Junior TeamPRussiaAlexey LukyanukRussia Dmitry Eremeev1-4
Russia Alexey Arnautov5
United StatesSean JohnstonUnited States Alex Kihurani2
MGermanyMarijan GriebelGermany Pirmin Winklhofer1, 5
Germany Tobias Braun3–4
ItalyF.P.F. SportPItalyAndrea CrugnolaItaly Pietro Ometto1
ItalyAntonio Rusce[a]Italy Sauro Farnocchia1
Spain Rally Team SpainPSpainEfrén LlarenaSpain Sara FernándezAll
SpainPepe LópezSpainBorja Rozada5
Portugal Sports & You[a]MBelgiumGuillaume de MeviusBelgiumMartijn Wydaeghe3
HungaryCitroen Rally Team HungaryPHungaryCsucsuHungary Imre Tóth4
RomaniaSimone Tempestini[a]Romania Sergiu Itu5
France CHL Sport Auto[a]MFranceYoann BonatoFrance Benjamin Boulloud3-5
Spain Auto Laca CompeticionMSpainLuis MonzónSpain Jose Carlos Deniz5
Spain C.D. Todo SportPSpainEmma FalconSpain Candido Carrera5
SkodaŠkoda Fabia R5 EvoCzech Republic ACCR Czech Rally TeamMCzech RepublicFilip MarešCzech Republic Radovan Bucha1
Austria BRR Baumschlager Rallye & Racing TeamPGermanyAlbert von Thurn und TaxisAustria Bernhard Ettel1, 3–5
PolandOrlen TeamMPolandMiko MarczykPoland Szymon GospodarczykAll
IndiaTeam MRF TyresMRFinlandEmil LindholmFinland Mikael Korhonen1–4
Germany Brose MotorsportPGermanyDominik DinkelAustria Ursula Mayrhofer1–2, 4
Germany Michael Wenzel3
Italy Delta Rally[a]PItalyAlberto BattistolliItaly Simone Scattolin1
Italy DP Autosport[a]PItalyDamiano De TommasoSan Marino Massimo Bizzocchi1
Slovenia Lema Racing-AS2005PSloveniaBostjan AvbeljSlovenia Damijan Andrejka1
Latvia Sports Racing Technologies[a]MEstoniaRaul JeetsEstonia Andrus Toom2
FinlandTGS WorldwidePFinlandMikko HeikkiläFinland Henri Arpiainen2
Hungary Eurosol Racing Team Hungary[a]PSwedenOliver SolbergRepublic of IrelandAaron Johnston4
Hungary Topp-Cars Rally TeamPNorwayAndreas MikkelsenNorwayOla Fløene4
NorwayAnders Jæger5
Hungary Pilis Racing Kft. / Dani Fischer TeamPHungaryVincze FerencSlovakia Igor Bacigál4
HungaryGulf Racing HungaryPHungaryÁdám VelenczeiHungary Tamás Szőke4
Portugal The Racing Factory / ETS Racing FuelsMAustriaSimon WagnerAustria Gerald Winter4
Spain Recalvi TeamMSpainJose Antonio SuarezSpain Alberto Iglesias5
Spain Team Vito ŠkodaMSpainNil SolansSpainMarc Martí5
Škoda Fabia R5Hungary Tagai Racing Technology[a]PRomaniaSimone TempestiniRomania Sergiu Itu1
Italy Specialcar[a]PItalyGiacomo ScattolonItaly Matteo Nobili1
Italy Delta Rally[a]PItalyAlberto BattistolliItaly Simone Scattolin2
FinlandTGS Worldwide[a]PFinlandEerik PietarinenFinland Antti Linnaketo2
Portugal The Racing Factory / ETS Racing FuelsMPortugalAloísio MonteiroPortugal Sancho Eiró3
HyundaiHyundai i20 R5Republic of IrelandMotorsport Ireland Rally AcademyPRepublic of IrelandCallum DevineRepublic of Ireland Brian Hoy1–2
Republic of IrelandJames Fulton3–5
Republic of IrelandPauric Duffy[a]Republic of Ireland Jeff Case3, 5
MRepublic of IrelandJosh McErleanUnited Kingdom Keaton Williams4–5
IndiaTeam MRF TyresMRRepublic of IrelandCraig BreenRepublic of IrelandPaul NagleAll
South KoreaHyundai Motorsport N[a]PLuxembourgGrégoire MunsterBelgium Louis LoukaAll
RussiaNikolay GryazinRussia Konstantin Aleksandrov2, 4
SpainHyundai Ares Racing TeamPSpainIván AresSpain David Vázquez3, 5
SpainHyundai Motor EspañaPSpainSurhayen PerníaSpain Eduardo González3, 5
SpainFrancisco LópezSpain Borja Odriozola3, 5
SpainHyundai Canarias MotorsportMSpainYeray LemesSpain Rogelio Penate5
FordFord Fiesta R5 Mk. IIAustria Drift Company Rally TeamPAustriaNiki Mayr-MelnhofAustria Leopold WelsersheimbAll
Czech Republic Yacco ACCR TeamMCzech RepublicErik CaisCzech Republic Jindřiška ŽákováAll
United KingdomM-Sport Ford World Rally TeamMFranceAdrien FourmauxBelgiumRenaud Jamoul1, 5
Poland Plon Rally TeamPPolandJarosław KołtunPoland Ireneusz Pleskot1
Hungary DVTK SEPHungaryAndrás HadikHungary Krisztián Kertész4
Spain Copi SportPSpainEnrique CruzSpain Yeray Mujica5
Ford Fiesta R5Poland C-Rally[a]PPolandAdam StecPoland Kamil Kozdroń1

ERC 2

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Entries
ConstructorCarEntrantTyreDriversCo-driversRounds
MitsubishiMitsubishi Lancer Evo XRussia ProspeedPRussiaDmitry FeofanovLatvia Nurmonds KokinsAll
Hungary Erdi Team Kft.PHungaryTibor ErdiHungary Szavolcs Kovacs2–5
Poland PGS Rally TeamPPolandIgor WidłakPoland Lukasz Wloch1–2
LatviaSporta klubs Autostils Rally TeamPLatviaAinars Igavens2
PorschePorsche 997Czech RepublicPetr NesetrilPCzech RepublicPetr Nesetril1
AbarthFiat Abarth 124 Rally RGTItalyNapoca Rally AcademyPItalyAndrea MabelliniAllA Cup
PolandRallytechnologyPPolandDariusz Poloński1-2, 5
ItalyRoberto GobbinPItalyRoberto Gobbin1, 3-4
Czech RepublicMartin RadaPCzech RepublicMartin Rada2, 4
RomaniaMinhea MuresanPRomaniaMinhea Muresan4
AlpineAlpine A110ItalyZelindo MelegariPItalyZelindo Melegari3, 5
SubaruSubaru Impreza1-2, 4

Results and standings

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Season summary

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RoundEventWinning driverWinning co-driverWinning entrantWinning timeReportRef.
1ItalyRally di Roma CapitaleRussiaAlexey LukyanukRussiaDmitriy EremeevFranceSaintéloc Junior Team1:58:57.0Report[3]
2LatviaRally LiepājaSwedenOliver SolbergRepublic of IrelandAaron JohnstonSwedenOliver Solberg1:27:23.0Report[4]
3PortugalRally Fafe MontelongoRussiaAlexey LukyanukRussiaDmitriy EremeevFranceSaintéloc Junior Team1:45:52.5Report[5]
4HungaryRally HungaryNorwayAndreas MikkelsenNorwayOla FløeneHungaryTopp-Cars Rally Team1:48:31.1Report[6]
5SpainRally Islas CanariasFranceAdrien FourmauxBelgiumRenaud JamoulUnited KingdomM-Sport Ford WRT2:12:21.2Report[7]

Scoring system

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Only the four best results out of the five rounds counted towards the championship. Points for final position were awarded as in following table:

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points30242119171513119754321

Bonus points awarded for position in each Leg:

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th 
Points54321

Drivers' Championships

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ERC

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PosDriverITA
Italy
LAT
Latvia
PRT
Portugal
HUN
Hungary
ESP
Spain
PointsBest 4
1RussiaAlexey Lukyanuk130+8224+8130+8133+5713129121
2SwedenOliver Solberg321+5130+1023419+4419+4112112
3LuxembourgGrégoire Munster713615321+7224+3180+18483
4SpainIván Ares224+9321+55959
5NorwayAndreas Mikkelsen130+5615+25252
6SpainEfrén Llarena615811Ret321+3205050
7Republic of IrelandCraig Breen419419+2160+3Ret0+41155249
8PolandMiko Marczyk107124+2419+2151994443
9FranceAdrien FourmauxRet130+73737
10HungaryNorbert Herczig32517+2615+23636
11Czech RepublicErik Cais37115615+2811+3343636
12Republic of IrelandCallum DevineRetRet8117138113535
13FranceYoann Bonato142224+73333
14ItalyGiandomenico Basso224+83232
15FinlandEmil Lindholm99517+1Ret192727
16AustriaNiki Mayr-Melnhof23142115517+1162525
17FinlandEerik Pietarinen321+32424
18GermanyDominik Dinkel1331337131242323
19RomaniaSimone Tempestini517+21422121
20GermanyMarijan Griebel151107991332020
21SpainJosé Antonio Suárez517+11818
22FinlandMikko Heikkilä7131313
23SpainSurhayen Pernía991241313
24Czech RepublicFilip Mareš811+11212
25United StatesSean Johnston99+11010
26EstoniaRaul Jeets10777
27HungaryAndrás Hadik10777
28SpainLuis Monzón10777
29GermanyAlbert von Thurn und Taxis14212416Ret66
30Republic of IrelandJosh McErlean1151955
31ItalyAndrea Crugnola380+555
32ItalyAlessandro Re11555
33ItalyAntonio Rusce12444
34RussiaNikolay Gryazin200+333
35SpainFrancisco Antonio López180+2Ret22
36EstoniaKen Torn1815114182111
37SpainEnrique Cruz15111
38PortugalAloísio Monteiro190+111
39GermanyFabian KreimRet0+111
Key
ColourResult
GoldWinner
Silver2nd place
Bronze3rd place
GreenPoints finish
BlueNon-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleDid not finish (Ret)
BlackExcluded (EX)
Disqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Cancelled (C)
BlankWithdrew entry from
the event (WD)

Notes

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  1. ^abcdefghijklmnopqEntered under driver's name.

References

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  1. ^ab"Classements".
  2. ^"FIA European Rally Championship". 29 January 2021.
  3. ^"Final results Rally di Roma Capitale 2020".eWRC-results.com. Retrieved7 June 2021.
  4. ^"Final results Rally Liepāja 2020".eWRC-results.com. Retrieved7 June 2021.
  5. ^"Final results Rally Fafe Montelongo 2020".eWRC-results.com. Retrieved7 June 2021.
  6. ^"Final results Rally Hungary 2020".eWRC-results.com. Retrieved7 June 2021.
  7. ^"Final results Rally Islas Canarias 2020".eWRC-results.com. Retrieved7 June 2021.

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