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2010 Rallye de France

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2010 Rallye de France
Round 11 of the2010 World Rally Championship season
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Host country France
Rally baseStrasbourg
Dates run1 – 3 October 2010
Stages20[1] (352.88 km; 219.27 miles)
Stage surfaceAsphalt
Overall distance1,272.31 km (790.58 miles)
Statistics
Crews67 at start, 49 at finish
Overall results
Overall winnerFranceSébastien Loeb
FranceCitroën World Rally Team

The2010 Rallye de France was the first running of theRallye de France–Alsace and the eleventh round of the2010 World Rally Championship season. The rally took place over 1–3 October 2010, and was based inStrasbourg, the capital of theAlsace region. The rally was also the eighth round of theProduction World Rally Championship, the ninth round of theSuper 2000 World Rally Championship and the fifth round of theJunior World Rally Championship.

Sébastien Loeb became champion for the seventh successive season by claiming his 60th WRC win on the streets of his birthplace,Haguenau.[2][3]Dani Sordo was second andPetter Solberg was third. Thanks to Sordo's second place, Citroën also retained its manufacturers champion title on this same event.

Introduction

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Prior to the rally, depending on results,Sébastien Loeb had the chance to clinch his seventh consecutive world title with two events to spare.[4] With a 43-point lead overSébastien Ogier pre-rally, Loeb had to outscore Ogier by eight points. If Loeb scored more than six points on the event, it would eliminateFord'sJari-Matti Latvala from championship contention. As it turned out, Loeb won the event which gave him the title.

Results

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Event standings

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Pos.DriverCo-driverCarTimeDifferencePoints
Overall
1.FranceSébastien LoebMonacoDaniel ElenaCitroën C4 WRC3:05:49.30.025
2.SpainDani SordoSpainDiego VallejoCitroën C4 WRC3:06:25.035.718
3.NorwayPetter SolbergUnited KingdomChris PattersonCitroën C4 WRC3:07:06.11:16.815
4.FinlandJari-Matti LatvalaFinlandMiikka AnttilaFord Focus RS WRC 093:07:18.61:29.312
5.FinlandMikko HirvonenFinlandJarmo LehtinenFord Focus RS WRC 093:09:33.13:43.810
6.FranceSébastien OgierFranceJulien IngrassiaCitroën C4 WRC3:17:45.211:55.98
7.ArgentinaFederico VillagraArgentinaDiego CurlettoFord Focus RS WRC 083:20:04.714:15.46
8.United KingdomMatthew WilsonUnited KingdomScott MartinFord Focus RS WRC 083:20:16.214:26.94
9.NorwayHenning SolbergBelgiumStéphane PrévotFord Fiesta S20003:22:38.216:48.92
10.SwedenPatrik SandellSwedenEmil AxelssonŠkoda Fabia S20003:23:01.617:12.31
SWRC
1. (10.)SwedenPatrik SandellSwedenEmil AxelssonŠkoda Fabia S20003:23:01.60.025
2. (11.)FinlandJari KetomaaFinlandMika StenbergFord Fiesta S20003:24:57.61:56.018
3. (14.)PolandMichał KościuszkoPolandMaciek SzczepaniakŠkoda Fabia S20003:26:08.63:07.015
4. (15.)SpainXavier PonsSpainAlex HaroFord Fiesta S20003:26:09.63:08.012
5. (20.)NorwayEyvind BrynildsenNorwayCato MenkerudŠkoda Fabia S20003:32:37.73:15.210
6. (21.)Czech RepublicMartin ProkopCzech RepublicJan TománekFord Fiesta S20003:33:03.710:02.18
7. (32.)PortugalBernardo SousaPortugalNuno Rodrigues da SilvaFord Fiesta S20003:42:47.119:45.56
8. (43.)FranceJulien MaurinFranceGilles ThimonierFord Fiesta S20003:59:58.236:56.64
9. (47.)AndorraAlbert LloveraSpainBorja RozadaAbarth Grande Punto S20004:10:07.447:05.82
PWRC
1. (16.)PortugalArmindo AraújoPortugalMiguel RamalhoMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3:28:48.10.025
2. (19.)EstoniaOtt TänakEstoniaKuldar SikkMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3:31:14.72:26.618
3. (23.)JapanToshi AraiUnited KingdomDaniel BarrittSubaru Impreza WRX STI3:34:19.35:31.215
4. (26.)San MarinoAlex RaschiItalyRudy PolletMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3:36:34.87:46.712
5. (29.)NorwayAnders GrøndalNorwayVeronica EnganSubaru Impreza WRX STI3:39:39.010:50.910
6. (31.)ChinaWang RuiChinaPan HongyuSubaru Impreza WRX STI3:41:22.712:34.68
7. (35.)New ZealandHayden PaddonNew ZealandJohn KennardMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3:49:54.121:06.06
8. (38.)MexicoMichel Jourdain Jr.SpainOscar BenaventeMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3:51:08.222:20.14
9. (48.)LebanonNicholai GeorgiouLebanonJoseph MatarMitsubishi Lancer Evo X4:11:45.147:05.82
JWRC
1. (22.)FranceJérémi AncianFranceDamien MezySuzuki Swift S16003:34:09.20.025
2. (24.)NetherlandsHans Weijs Jr.BelgiumBjorn DegandtCitroën C2 S16003:35:13.31:04.118
3. (27.)BelgiumThierry NeuvilleFranceNicolas KlingerCitroën C2 S16003:36:51.22:42.015
4. (30.)FranceMathieu ArzenoBelgiumRenaud JamoulCitroën C2 S16003:40:26.16:16.912
5. (36.)GermanyAaron BurkartGermanyAndré KachelSuzuki Swift S16003:49:55.015:45.810
6. (37.)BulgariaTodor SlavovBulgariaDobromir FilipovRenault Clio R33:50:23.316:14.18
7. (39.)United KingdomHarry HuntUnited KingdomSebastian MarshallFord Fiesta R23:53:52.019:42.86

Special stages

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All dates and times areCEST (UTC+2).

DayStageTimeNameLengthWinnerTimeAvg. spd.Rally leader
Leg 1
(1 Oct)		SS18:43Hohlandsbourg 19.90 kmFranceSébastien Loeb5:18.0112.08 km/hFranceSébastien Loeb
SS29:01Firstplan 116.58 kmFranceSébastien Loeb8:20.3119.30 km/h
SS39:39Vallée de Munster 122.33 kmFranceSébastien Loeb11:14.6119.16 km/h
SS411:02Grand Ballon 124.12 kmFranceSébastien Loeb13:50.7104.53 km/h
SS514:05Hohlandsbourg 29.90 kmFinlandJari-Matti Latvala5:28.5108.49 km/h
SS614:23Firstplan 216.58 kmFranceSébastien Loeb8:25.1118.17 km/h
SS715:01Vallée de Munster 222.33 kmSpainDani Sordo11:13.5119.36 km/h
SS816:24Grand Ballon 224.12 kmFinlandJari-Matti Latvala14:28.599.98 km/h
Leg 2
(2 Oct)		SS98:28Klevener 110.54 kmFranceSébastien Loeb6:25.298.50 km/h
SS108:57Ungersberg 115.50 kmSpainDani Sordo9:20.499.57 km/h
SS1110:05Pays d'Ormont 135.48 kmFranceSébastien Loeb19:39.7108.27 km/h
SS1211:03Salm 113.09 kmFinlandJari-Matti Latvala7:18.9107.37 km/h
SS1314:16Klevener 210.54 kmFranceSébastien Ogier6:22.099.33 km/h
SS1414:45Ungersberg 215.50 kmSpainDani Sordo9:31.597.64 km/h
SS1515:53Pays d'Ormont 235.48 kmNorwayPetter Solberg21:35.298.62 km/h
SS1616:51Salm 213.09 kmNorwayPetter Solberg7:35.5103.46 km/h
Leg 3
(3 Oct)		SS178:29Haguenau 14.20 kmNorwayPetter Solberg3:13.378.22 km/h
SS189:38Bitche Camp 124.70 kmSpainDani Sordo12:34.4117.87 km/h
SS1912:16Bitche Camp 224.70 kmstage cancelled
SS2013:40Haguenau 24.20 kmFinlandJari-Matti Latvala3:12.378.63 km/h

Standings after the rally

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Drivers' Championship standings
Pos.DriverPoints
1FranceSébastien Loeb226
2FranceSebastien Ogier166
3FinlandJari-Matti Latvala144
4NorwayPetter Solberg133
5SpainDani Sordo125
6FinlandMikko Hirvonen104
7United KingdomMatthew Wilson60
8ArgentinaFederico Villagra36
9NorwayHenning Solberg33
10FinlandKimi Räikkönen21
Manufacturers' Championship standings
Pos.ManufacturerPoints
1FranceCitroen WRT388
2United KingdomBP Ford WRT277
3FranceCitroen Junior Team193
4United KingdomStobart Ford140
5ArgentinaMunchi's Ford54

References

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  1. ^"Itinerary"(PDF).World Rally Championship.International Sportsworld Communicators;Rallye de France–Alsace. 21 September 2010. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 10 October 2010. Retrieved1 October 2010.
  2. ^"Rally winner Loeb secures 2010 title!".World Rally Championship.International Sportsworld Communicators. 3 October 2010.Archived from the original on 6 October 2010. Retrieved3 October 2010.
  3. ^"Sébastien Loeb claims seventh World Rally Championship title".The Guardian. 3 October 2010.Archived from the original on 5 October 2010. Retrieved4 October 2010.
  4. ^"Sebastien Loeb Q&A".World Rally Championship.International Sportsworld Communicators. 24 September 2010.Archived from the original on 29 September 2010. Retrieved1 October 2010.

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