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CARLOS
SAINZ and Marc Marti have won the 2003 Rally of Turkey
in their Citroen Xsara WRC!
The hard
earned victory takes Sainz's tally of World Rally Championship
wins to a total of 25.
Peugeot's
Richard Burns and Robert Reid finished in second position
to allow Burns to take the lead of the Driver's World Rally
Championship by one point from fellow Brit, Colin McRae.
Ford's
Francois Duval and Stephane Prevot complete the top three.
Top ten below:
| 1 |
Carlos
Sainz / Marc Marti |
Citroen
Xsara WRC |
4hrs
32mins 14.1secs |
| 2 |
Richard
Burns / Robert Reid |
Peugeot
206 WRC |
4hrs
33mins 02.0secs |
| 3 |
Francois
Duval / Stephane Prevot |
Ford
Focus WRC |
4hrs
34mins 00.6secs |
| 4 |
Colin
McRae / Derek Ringer |
Citroen
Xsara WRC |
4hrs
34mins 23.2secs |
| 5 |
Gilles
Panizzi / Herve Panizzi |
Peugeot
206 WRC |
4hrs
34mins 55.7secs |
| 6 |
Markko
Martin / Michael Park |
Ford
Focus WRC |
4hrs
35mins 39.0secs |
| 7 |
Toni
Gardemeister / Paavo Lukander |
Skoda
Octavia WRC |
4hrs
37mins 27.1secs |
| 8 |
Tommi
Makinen / Kaj Lindstrom |
Subaru
Impreza WRC |
4hrs
39mins 32.7secs |
| 9 |
Marcus
Gronholm / Timo Rautiainen |
Peugeot
206 WRC |
4hrs
43mins 06.3secs |
| 10 |
Freddy
Loix / Sven Smeets |
Hyundai
Accent WRC |
4hrs
43mins 54.5secs |
- Daniel
Carlsson retired with broken suspension on stage fifteen.
- Both
Freddy Loix and Toni Gardemeister lost time with two
spins on stage sixteen.
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- Armin
Schwarz retired on stage seven with damaged rear suspension.
- Tommi
Makinen lost time on stage eight when a tyre came
off a wheel.
- Francois
Duval spun on stage eight.
- Tommi
Makinen damaged his suspension on stage ten.
- Gilles
Panizzi went off the road twice on stage eleven.
- Marcus
Gronholm lost time with a spin on stage twelve.
- Harri
Rovanpera retired with a broken rear axle on stage
thirteen.
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- Kris
Meeke rolled on the final corner of stage one.
- Petter
Solberg lost time with a spin on stage three.
- Marcus
Gronholm lost time with power steering problems on
stage three.
- Juuso
Pykalisto went off the road on stage three.
- Sebastien
Loeb retired on route to stage four.
- Mikko
Hirvonen retired with a broken strut on stage four.
- Petter
Solberg retired with a broken steering arm on stage
four.
- Colin
McRae lost time with a puncture on stage four.
- Juuso
Pykalisto lost time with a spin on stage six.
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