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2011 Tour de Corse


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image2011 Tour de Corse.png
name2011 Tour de Corse
native_name54ème Tour de Corse-E.Leclerc
round3
championship2011 Intercontinental Rally Challenge season
previous_round2011 Rally Islas Canarias
next_round2011 Prime Yalta Rally
country
rallybaseAjaccio, Corsica
startdate12
enddate14 May 2011
stages14
stagekm320.84stagekm_note=
overallkm1161.95overallkm_note=
surfaceAsphalt
driver1BEL Thierry Neuville
team1BEL Peugeot Team Belux
teamsstart48
teamsfinish31

The 2011 Tour de Corse, was the third round of the 2011 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC) season. The fourteen stage asphalt rally took place on the island of Corsica between 12 and 14 May 2011.

Introduction

The rally was based in the capital, Ajaccio, with day one consisting of two runs through the 27.53 km Le Fangu stage. The remaining two days were made up of six stages on each day, covering 127.34 km on day two, and 138.44 km on day three. A total of 48 cars contested the event, with Bryan Bouffier seeded number one.

Results

Thierry Neuville took his first IRC victory and became the season's third different winner after controlling the event for almost the entire rally, only being headed in one stage by Bryan Bouffier. Jan Kopecký finished second for the second consecutive event while Freddy Loix took the championship lead with third place.

Overall

Pos.DriverCo-driverCarTimeDifferencePoints251815121086421
1.BEL Thierry NeuvilleBEL Nicolas GilsoulPeugeot 207 S20003:20:51.00.0
2.CZE Jan KopeckýCZE Petr StarýŠkoda Fabia S20003:21:06.515.5
3.BEL Freddy LoixBEL Frédéric MiclotteŠkoda Fabia S20003:21:53.61:02.6
4.FRA Pierre CampanaFRA Sabrina De CastelliPeugeot 207 S20003:24:50.13:59.1
5.POR Bruno MagalhãesPOR Paulo GravePeugeot 207 S20003:25:19.24:28.2
6.NOR Andreas MikkelsenNOR Ola FløeneŠkoda Fabia S20003:25:21.14:30.1
7.FRA Julien MaurinFRA Olivier UralFord Fiesta S20003:25:24.34:33.3
8.FIN Toni GardemeisterFIN Tapio SuominenŠkoda Fabia S20003:27:24.36:33.3
9.SWE Patrik SandellSWE Staffan ParmanderŠkoda Fabia S20003:29:19.88:28.8
10.FRA Jean-Mathieu LeandriFRA Pierre-Marien LeonardiPeugeot 207 S20003:30:32.59:41.5

Special stages

DayStageTimeNameLengthWinnerTimeAvg. spd.Rally leaderLeg 1
(12 May)SS114:03SS216:56Leg 2
(13 May)SS39:10SS410:58SS512:06SS615:09SS716:17SS817:40Leg 3
(14 May)SS99:10SS1010:43SS1113:47SS1215:10SS1318:48SS1420:10
Le Fangu – Notre Dame de la Serra 127.53 kmBEL Thierry Neuville16:10.3102.14 km/hBEL Thierry Neuville
Le Fangu – Notre Dame de la Serra 227.53 kmBEL Thierry Neuville15:57.7103.49 km/h
Erbajolo – Pont d'Altiani 125.15 kmGBR Guy Wilks15:10.199.48 km/h
Barchetta – La Porta 123.24 kmFRA Bryan Bouffier15:32.889.69 km/hFRA Bryan Bouffier
Taverna – Pont de Castirla 115.28 kmBEL Thierry Neuville9:09.8100.05 km/hBEL Thierry Neuville
Barchetta – La Porta 223.24 kmstage cancelled
Taverna – Pont de Castirla 215.28 kmBEL Thierry Neuville9:07.6100.45 km/h
Erbajolo – Pont d'Altiani 225.15 kmBEL Thierry Neuville15:06.699.87 km/h
Sarrola – Plage du Liamone 126.70 kmCZE Jan Kopecký17:29.491.60 km/h
Marato – Acqua Doria 122.47 kmBEL Thierry Neuville13:15.6101.67 km/h
Bocognano – Bastelica 120.05 kmBEL Thierry Neuville13:24.789.70 km/h
Marato – Acqua Doria 222.47 kmBEL Thierry Neuville13:13.3101.97 km/h
Bocognano – Bastelica 220.05 kmCZE Jan Kopecký13:19.290.32 km/h
Sarrola – Plage du Liamone 226.70 kmNOR Andreas Mikkelsen17:30.491.51 km/h

References

References

  1. (4 May 2011). "Itinerary IRC 2011". ASACC.
  2. (12 May 2011). "Bouffier to start first on the road in Corsica". [[Intercontinental Rally Challenge]].
  3. (14 May 2011). "Mikkelsen fastest, Neuville wins". [[Intercontinental Rally Challenge]].
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