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Sibiu Rally Romania

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Raul Badiu driving aDacia Logan during the 2012 Sibiu Rally Romania

TheSibiu Rally Romania, known originally as theRaliul Sibiului, is an internationalrallying event based inTransylvania in centralRomania. The event is a round of theEuropean Rally Championship, theRomanian Rally Championship and theBulgarian Rally Championship. Previously the event had been a round of theIntercontinental Rally Challenge and has been a predominantly gravel event since inception with some stages held on tarmac.

First run in 2001 as a round of the Romanian championship held in the middle of the year, originally in August before settling into a July date. The event became an international event for the first time in 2012 when it was added to the Intercontinental Challenge and Romania was added to the event name as Sibiului Raliul Romania. It was one of four events added to the calendar and slid into a mid-season gap when Atlantic Ocean island eventRallye Açores was moved to the start of the season. The event survived the merger of the Intercontinental Challenge and the European Championship into 2013 when the rally acquired its current name.

Romanian drivers dominated the events early history, the first foreign victor was Finn Jarkko Miettinen in 2008.Simone Tempestini is the most successful driver in the events history, winning five times in total. Norwegian driverAndreas Mikkelsen won the first international event in 2012, with Czech driverJan Kopecký winning the first European championship round.

List of winners

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YearWinnerCarSeries
2001RomaniaMihai LeuFord Escort RS CosworthRomanian Rally Championship
2002RomaniaConstantin AurSEAT Córdoba WRC
2003RomaniaConstantin AurMitsubishi Lancer Evo VI
2004RomaniaBogdan MariscaMitsubishi Lancer Evo VI
2005RomaniaConstantin AurMitsubishi Lancer Evo VI
2006RomaniaConstantin AurMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2007RomaniaBogdan MariscaMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2008Finland Jarkko MiettinenMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2009Finland Jarkko MiettinenMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2010Hungary Gergely SzabóMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2011Hungary Gergely SzabóMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2012NorwayAndreas MikkelsenŠkoda Fabia S2000Intercontinental Rally Challenge
Romanian Rally Championship
2013Czech RepublicJan KopeckýŠkoda Fabia S2000European Rally Championship
Romanian Rally Championship
2014cancelledEuropean Rally Championship
2015ItalySimone TempestiniFord Fiesta R5Romanian Rally Championship
2016Romania Dan GritofanŠkoda Fabia R5Romanian Rally Championship
Bulgarian Rally Championship
2017Romania Dan GritofanŠkoda Fabia R5Romanian Rally Championship
2018RomaniaBogdan MariscaFord Fiesta R5
2019Romania Sebastian BarbuŠkoda Fabia R5
2020RomaniaSimone TempestiniŠkoda Fabia R5
2021RomaniaSimone TempestiniŠkoda Fabia R5
2022RomaniaSimone TempestiniŠkoda Fabia R5
2023RomaniaSimone TempestiniŠkoda Fabia Rally2 evo
Sources:[1][2]

References

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  1. ^"Rally Guide 2013"(PDF).raliulsibiului.ro. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 2016-03-04.
  2. ^"Raliul Sibiului".eWRC-results.com.

External links

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