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Marmaris Rally of Turkey


Date
Thu 13th September 2018 UTC

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League
WRC

Season
2018

Round
10

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Marmaris
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The Rally of Turkey (also known as Anatolian Rally) is a rally competition on the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) schedule. First international rally in Turkey was held in 1972, starting and finishing in İstanbul. In 1999, the idea of creating an all-new event as a WRC candidate was conceived. The next year in 2000, the Anatolian Rally based in İzmir was born. After being observed by the FIA, the rally became an official reserve event for the WRC.
Antalya and Kemer, a holiday region in southwestern Turkey was chosen in 2001 as the start and finish venue for the Anatolian Rally adopting a WRC format. In 2002, first foreign entries took part, Sébastien Loeb in a Citroën Saxo and Juuso Pykälistö in a Peugeot 206 WRC.
Turkey debuted in the World Rally Championship in the 2003 season in which only 27 of the 62 entries finished. The first two years were dedicated to Junior World Rally Championship (JWRC) for gaining experience. In 2005, the Rally of Turkey hosted for the first time Production Car World Rally Championship (PWRC) drivers. 76 rally teams took part in the 2005 Rally of Turkey. Only 53 teams finished the total distance of 1,228 km. Repeating his victory of previous year, Sébastien Loeb of France won the cup at 4.21.48.00' with his co-driver Daniel Elena.
The 2006 event was held from October 13 to October 15, 2006 around Kemer – Kumluca – Antalya in southwestern Turkey on rough, gravel roads up into occasionally snowy mountain roads. Rally headquarters and the service park were located in Kemer.
The Rally of Turkey returned to the WRC calendar in for the 2008 season. The 2008 Rally of Turkey took place between June 12–15 and was won by Mikko Hirvonen ahead of Jari-Matti Latvala and Sébastien Loeb. The rally was removed from the calendar after the 2010 event.
The Rally of Turkey was revived for the 2018 championship as a replacement for Rally Poland. The event will be based in the town of Marmaris in Muğla Province.

Patience paid dividends for Ott Tänak, as he claimed a third consecutive WRC victory in Turkey on Sunday afternoon to further boost his FIA World Rally Championship title bid.
Ott Tänak quickly realised he didn't have the speed to match his rivals at Rally Turkey and settled for a more cautious pace in the searing heat on rocky, gravel roads near Marmaris. The Estonian was rewarded, though, when driver after driver fell by the wayside in the gruelling conditions. Climbing from ninth midway through Friday's opening leg, Tänak rose to the top and headed home a Toyota Yaris 1–2 by 22.3 seconds from Jari-Matti Latvala.
Tänak moved into contention in the WRC standings on Saturday, after title rivals Thierry Neuville and Ogier both retired.
Tänak climbed to second in the points, just 13 adrift of Neuville, who gained some consolation from a barren weekend by claiming maximum bonus points in the Live TV Power Stage. Ogier is a further 10 points back on Tänak, with three rounds remaining.
Second was Jari-Matti Latvala's best result of the year and Hayden Paddon claimed a similar season's best third in a Hyundai i20. The New Zealander finished 1m 46.3s behind Tänak.


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Result Description
Pos /Driver /Co-driver /Team /Time /

1/O. TÄNAK /M. JÄRVEOJA /TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT /3:59:24.5
2/J. LATVALA /M. ANTTILA /TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT /+22.3
3/H. PADDON /S. MARSHALL /HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT /+1:46.3
4/T. SUNINEN /M. MARKKULA /M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM /+4:10.9
5/A. MIKKELSEN /A. JAEGER /HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT /+7:11.7
6/H. SOLBERG / I. MINOR /HENNING SOLBERG /+13:40.6
7/J. KOPECKY /P. DRESLER /SKODA MOTORSPORT II /+18:25.2
8/S. TEMPESTINI /S. ITU /SIMONE TEMPESTINI /+19:37.1
9/C. INGRAM /R. WHITTOCK /TOKSPORT WRT /+20:21.3
10/S. OGIER / J. INGRASSIA /M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM /+20:51.2

FIA World Rally Championship for Drivers

1. /Thierry NEUVILLE /177
2. /Ott TÄNAK /164
3. /Sébastien OGIER /154
4. /Esapekka LAPPI /88
5. /Jari-Matti LATVALA /75

FIA World Rally Championship for Manufacturers

1. /TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT Toyota /284
2. /HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT Hyundai /279
3. /M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM Ford /244
4. /CITROEN TOTAL ABU DHABI WRT Citroen /169


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