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2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge


The 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge was the fourth season of the Intercontinental Rally Challenge. The season consists of twelve rounds and began on January 21, with the 77° Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo. The season ended on November 21, at the inaugural RAC Rally of Scotland. With four wins, Kris Meeke won the championship ahead of Jan Kopecký and Freddy Loix.

Calendar

Rd.Start dateFinish dateRallyRally headquartersSurfaceStagesDistance12345678910C11
21 January24 JanuaryMON 77th Rallye Automobile Monte-CarloValence, DrômeMixed14362.25 km
5 March7 MarchBRA 29th Rally Internacional de CuritibaCuritiba, ParanáGravel13220.38 km
3 April4 AprilKEN 57th KCB Safari RallyNairobiGravel14296.39 km
7 May9 MayPOR 44th SATA Rallye AçoresPonta Delgada, AzoresGravel18229.86 km
18 June20 JuneBEL 45th Belgium Ypres Westhoek RallyYpres, West FlandersAsphalt16281.78 km
9 July11 JulyRUS 3rd Rally RussiaVyborg, LeningradGravel15223.45 km
30 July1 AugustPOR 50th Rali Vinho da MadeiraFunchal, MadeiraAsphalt21302.50 km
20 August22 AugustCZE 39th Barum Rally ZlínZlín, Zlín RegionAsphalt15254.96 km
10 September12 SeptemberESP 46th Rally Principe de AsturiasOviedo, AsturiasAsphalt15253.72 km
24 September26 SeptemberITA 51st Rallye SanremoSanremo, LiguriaAsphalt9201.79 km
22 October24 OctoberJPN Rally JapanSapporo, HokkaidoGravel????
19 November21 NovemberGBR 1st Rally of ScotlandPerth, ScotlandGravel13204.50 km
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The calendar had been increased from 10 events in 2008, to twelve in 2009. Out went the Istanbul Rally, the Rally de Portugal, the Rallye International du Valais and the China Rally. To be replaced by the Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo, the Rally Internacional de Curitiba, the Safari Rally, the Rallye Açores, Rally Japan and the Rally of Scotland. Rally Japan was later cancelled, mainly because the major manufacturers looked unlikely to travel to Japan.

Selected entries

EntrantConstructorCarDriverCo-driverRoundsPeugeotAbarthŠkodaProtonMitsubishi RalliartVolkswagenOpelHonda
BEL Peugeot Team BeluxPeugeot 207 S2000FRA Nicolas VouillozFRA Nicolas Klinger1–2, 4–5, 7–10
BEL Freddy LoixBEL Isidoor Smets1–2
BEL Frédéric Miclotte4–5, 7–10
BEL Pieter TsjoenBEL Eddy Chevaillier5
FRA Team Peugeot TotalFRA Stéphane SarrazinFRA Jacques-Julien Renucci1
POR Bruno MagalhãesPOR Carlos Magalhães4, 7
ITA H.F. Grifone SRLFRA Didier AuriolFRA Denis Giraudet1
ITA Corrado FontanaITA Carlo Cassina5, 7–9
ITA Luigi FontanaITA Tullio Vitali7
FRA BF Goodrich Drivers TeamFRA Sébastien OgierFRA Julien Ingrassia1
BEL Thierry NeuvilleBEL Achim Maraite5
CZE Martin ProkopCZE Jan Tománek8
ITA Luca CantamessaITA Piercarlo Capolongo10
GBR Adam GouldGBR Sebastian Marshall11
GBR Peugeot UKGBR Kris MeekeIRL Paul Nagle1–2, 4–5, 7–11
ITA F.P.F. Sport SRLITA Tobia CavalliniITA Flavio Zanella1
ITA Paolo AndreucciITA Anna Andreussi10
ITA Marco SignorITA Maurizio Barone10
FRA PH SportZIM Conrad RautenbachGBR Daniel Barritt4
LUX Gilles SchammelBEL Renaud Jamoul5
POL Cersanit Rally TeamPOL Michał SołowowPOL Maciek Baran5, 7–9
UKR Tsunami Rally TeamRUS Alexander ZheludovUKR Iria Kolomeytseva6
POR Team C.D. Nacional da Madeira/OlcaPOR Alexandre CamachoPOR Padro Calado7
CZE Tescoma Rally TeamCZE Roman KrestaCZE Petr Gross8
HUN Peugeot Total HungariaHUN János TóthHUN Robert Tagai8
ITA Island MotorsportITA Ranato TravagliaITA Lorenzo Granai10
ITA Abarth & C. SpaFiat Abarth Grande Punto S2000ITA Giandomenico BassoITA Mitia Dotta1–2, 4–9
ITA Luca RossettiITA Matteo Chiarcossi1, 7–8, 10
FIN Anton AlénFIN Timo Alanne1–2, 4, 6
BEL Bernd CasierBEL Francis Caesemaeker5
ESP Miguel FusterESP Jose Vicente Medina9
BEL François DuvalFRA Denis Giraduet10
ITA Umberto ScandolaITA Guido D'Amore10
ITA Astra RacingFIN Toni GardemeisterFIN Tomi Tuominen1
FRA Julien MaurinFRA Gilles Thimonier1
ITA ProcarPOR Bernardo SousaPOR Jorge Carvalho4, 7
IRL Keith CroninIRL Greg Shinnors11
CZE Škoda MotorsportŠkoda Fabia S2000FIN Juho HänninenFIN Mikko Markkula1, 4–6, 8, 10
CZE Jan KopeckýCZE Petr Starý1, 4–6, 8–10
BEL René Georges Rally SportBEL François DuvalFRA Denis Giraudet5
ITA Škoda Rally Team ItaliaFRA Julien MaurinFRA Gilles Thimonier7, 9–10
ITA Piero LonghiITA Maurizio Imerito10
CZE Delimax TeamCZE Pavel ValoušekCZE Zdeněk Hrůza8
ITA E-Art Rally TeamRUS Evgeny NovikovBEL Stéphane Prévot8
ESP A.C. Principado de AsturiasESP Alberto HeviaESP Alberto Iglesias9
GBR Škoda Motorsport UKGBR Guy WilksGBR Phil Pugh11
GBR Mellors Elliot MotorsportProton Satria Neo S20005–10
FRA Bryan BouffierFRA Xavier Panseri8
GBR Alister McRaeAUS Bill Hayes11
AUT Interwetten RacingMitsubishi Lancer Evo IXAUT Franz WittmannAUT Bernhard Ettel1, 4–6, 8–11
FRA BPS RacingFRA Frédéric RomeyerFRA Thomas Fournel1
ARG Tango Rally TeamARG Marcos LigatoARG Rubén García2
ARG Alejandro CancioARG Santiago García2
KEN Triton TeamKEN Lee RoseKEN Nick Patel3
KEN Dalbit TeamKEN Carl TundoKEN Tim Jessop3
GBR Alastair CavenaghKEN Saleem Haji3
POR Team Além MarPOR Ricardo MouraPOR Sancho Eiró4
POR Luís Ramalho7
POR Ricardo CarmoPOR Justino Reis4
POR Peres CompetiçõesPOR Fernando PeresPOR Jose Pedro Silva4, 7
RUS ProsportRUS Andrey ZhigunovRUS Igor Ter-Oganesiants6
CZE EuroOil Čepro Czech National TeamCZE Vaclav PechCZE Petr Uhel8
GBR David Bogie RallyingGBR David BogieGBR Kevin Rae11
GBR DGM SportGBR Jonathan GreerGBR Dai Roberts11
NED Heuvel MotorsportMitsubishi Lancer Evo XNED Jasper van den HeuvelNED Martine Kolman5, 8
RSA SunvicVolkswagen Polo S2000RSA Lola VerlaqueRSA Megan Verlaque3
BEL René Georges Rally SportFRA Julien MaurinFRA Gilles Thimonier4
BEL Autostal DuindistelBEL Patrick SnijersBEL Cindy Cokelaere5
GBR Motor Sport DevelopmentsOpel Corsa OPC S2000FRA Alexandre BengueFRA Matthieu Baumel5
NOR Andreas MikkelsenNOR Ola Fløene8
FIN Toni GardemeisterFIN Tomi Tuominen9
RUS Lada Sport RallyHonda Civic Type-R R3EST Kaspar KoitlaEST Ain Heiskonen6
EST Andres Ots11
EST Aava-Sikk Youth TeamEST Martin KangurEST Kuldar Sikk11

Results

RoundRally namePodium finishersRankDriverCarTime
1MON/FRA Monte Carlo Rally
(January 21–24) – *Results and report*1France Sébastien OgierPeugeot 207 S20004:40:45.7
2Belgium Freddy LoixPeugeot 207 S20004:42:29.3
3France Stéphane SarrazinPeugeot 207 S20004:43:07.3
2Brazil Rallye Internacional de Curitiba
(March 5–7)1UK Kris MeekePeugeot 207 S20002:08:05.7
2France Nicolas VouillozPeugeot 207 S20002:08:31.9
3Italy Giandomenico BassoFiat Abarth Grande Punto S20002:08:53.6
3Kenya Safari Rally
(April 3–4)1Kenya Carl TundoMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX2:47:25.0
2UK Alastair CavenaghMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX2:48:42.0
3Kenya Lee RoseMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX2:48:51.0
4Portugal Rally Açores
(May 7–9)1UK Kris MeekePeugeot 207 S20002:36:48.3
2CZE Jan KopeckýŠkoda Fabia S20002:37:41.4
3FRA Nicolas VouillozPeugeot 207 S20002:37:53.1
5Belgium Belgium Ypres Westhoek Rally
(June 18–20)1UK Kris MeekePeugeot 207 S20002:32:16.3
2CZE Jan KopeckýŠkoda Fabia S20002:32:36.7
3BEL Freddy LoixPeugeot 207 S20002:33:56.8
6Russia Rally Russia
(July 9–11)1FIN Juho HänninenŠkoda Fabia S20001:45:15.2
2CZE Jan KopeckýŠkoda Fabia S20001:46:36.1
3ITA Giandomenico BassoFiat Abarth Grande Punto S20001:49:21:2
7Portugal Rali Vinho da Madeira
(July 30–August 1)1ITA Giandomenico BassoFiat Abarth Grande Punto S20003:09:55.4
2POR Bruno MagalhãesPeugeot 207 S20003:09:58.9
3POR Alexandre CamachoPeugeot 207 S20003:10:37.1
8CZE Barum Czech Rally Zlín
(August 21–23) *Results and report*1CZE Jan KopeckýŠkoda Fabia S20002:24:21:1
2UK Kris MeekePeugeot 207 S20002:25:21.5
3Finland Juho HänninenŠkoda Fabia S20002:26:21.9
9Spain Rally Príncipe de Asturias
(September 10–12)1Czech Republic Jan KopeckýŠkoda Fabia S20002:41:51.3
2UK Kris MeekePeugeot 207 S20002:44:38.2
3France Nicolas VouillozPeugeot 207 S20002:44:40.8
10Italy Rallye Sanremo
(September 24–26)1UK Kris MeekePeugeot 207 S20002:20:03.5
2ITA Luca RossettiFiat Abarth Grande Punto S20002:20:19.2
3FRA Nicolas VouillozPeugeot 207 S20002:20:20.4
11GBR Rally Scotland
(November 19–21) – *Results and report*1UK Guy WilksŠkoda Fabia S20002:17:07.5
2UK Alister McRaeProton Satria Neo S20002:19:54.8
3UK Jonathan GreerMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX2:22:29.3

Standings

Drivers

  • Only the best seven scores from each driver count towards the championship.
PosDriverMON
MONCUR
BRASAF
KENAZO
PORYPR
BELRUS
RUSMAD
PORZLI
CZEAST
ESPITA
ITASCO
UKT. PtsDropPts1606024949337374313152828621217151581010910101088118812881388147715661666176618661966205521552255235524442544264427442844294430333133323333333433353336333733383339224022412242224322442245224622472248224911501151115211531154115511PosDriverMON
MONCUR
BRASAF
KENAZO
PORYPR
BELRUS
RUSMAD
PORZLI
CZEAST
ESPITA
ITASCO
UKT. PtsDropPts
UK Kris MeekeRet1115241DSQ
CZE Jan Kopecký422211Ret
BEL Freddy Loix24436Ret64
FRA Nicolas VouillozRet23Ret4Ret53
ITA Giandomenico Basso53Ret831Ret11
FIN Juho HänninenRetRet5138
GBR Guy WilksRet511Ret22131
FRA Sébastien Ogier1
KEN Carl Tundo1
POR Bruno Magalhães92
ITA Luca RossettiRetRet102
UK Alistair Cavenagh2
UK Alister McRae2
AUT Franz WittmannRet6Ret6151220Ret
POR Alexandre Camacho3
GBR Jonathan Greer3
KEN Lee Rose3
FRA Stéphane Sarrazin3
EST Kaspar Koitla105
CZE Roman Kresta4
BEL Pieter Tsjoen4
ITA Corrado Fontana108Ret7
KEN Asad Anwar7
POR Fernando Peres5Ret
ITA Paolo Andreucci5
ARG Alejandro Cancio5
CZE Martin Prokop5
IRL Eamonn Boland6
KEN Alex Horsey12
FRA Frédéric Romeyer6
LUX Gilles Schammel6
ITA Renato Travaglia6
CZE Pavel Valoušek6
FIN Anton AlénRetRet187
ESP Alberto Hevia8
GBR William Bonniwell9
BRA Rafael Túlio9
KEN Quentin Mitchel14
SUI Olivier Burri7
NED Jesper van den Heuvel7
POR Miguel Nunes7
ZIM Conrad Rautenbach7
HUN Janos Toth7
RUS Boris Zimin8
POL Michal Solowow11999
BRA Luis Tedesco10
GBR Richard Nicoll11
TAN Navraj Hans16
POR Ricardo Moura8Ret
ITA Luca Cantamessa8
CZE Václav Pech8
FRA Patrick Atrtru9
GBR Donnie MacDonald12
BRA Marcos Tokarski12
KEN Peter Horsey18

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Manufacturers

  • Only the best seven scores from each manufacturer count towards the championship.
PosManufacturerMON
MONCUR
BRASAF
KENAZO
PORYPR
BELRUS
RUSMAD
PORZLI
CZEAST
ESPITA
ITASCO
UKT. PtsDropPts1112112282823511504434351313655PosManufacturerMON
MONCUR
BRASAF
KENAZO
PORYPR
BELRUS
RUSMAD
PORZLI
CZEAST
ESPITA
ITASCO
UKT. PtsDropPts
FRA Peugeot181801616014014160
CZE Škoda5008121801613010
JPN Ralliart441872601009
ITA Abarth680019100180
MYS Proton00000500008
JPN Honda00000100004

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References

References

  1. "IRC 2009 calendar".
  2. Wilkins, Robert. "IRC: 2009 calendar revealed".
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