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27.04.15
Present: 1st - Kris Meeke, Citroën Total Abu Dhabi World Rally Team 1st - Paul Nagle, Citroën Total Abu Dhabi World Rally Team 2nd - Mads Østberg, Citroën Total Abu Dhabi World Rally Team 2nd - Jonas Andersson, Citroën Total Abu Dhabi World Rally Team 3rd - Elfyn Evans, M-Sport World Rally Team 3rd...
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Sport
27.04.15
Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle claimed their first WRC victory today at Rally Argentina, the DS 3 WRC crew heading a Citroën one-two for the first time since Rally Finland in 2012. The duo led the event for all but one stage and survived one of the most gruelling and dramatic rallies in recent memory with a virtually trouble-free run. Team-mates Mads Østberg and Jonas Andersson finished just 18.1 seconds adrift and M-Sport’s Elfyn Evans and Daniel Barritt took their first podium in the Fiesta RS WRC.
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Sport
27.04.15
Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle claimed their first WRC victory today at Rally Argentina, the DS 3 WRC crew heading a Citroën one-two for the first time since Rally Finland in 2012. The duo led the event for all but one stage and survived one of the most gruelling and dramatic rallies in recent memory with a virtually trouble-free run. Team-mates Mads Østberg and Jonas Andersson finished just 18.1 seconds adrift and M-Sport’s Elfyn Evans and Daniel Barritt took their first podium in the Fiesta RS WRC.
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FIA
26.04.15
This week the FIA conducted its inaugural Asia-Pacific Sport Regional Congress in Kathmandu, Nepal. The event was attended by 45 delegates from 14 countries in the region, as well as FIA officials including President Jean Todt, Road Safety Ambassador Michelle Yeoh, and Deputy President for Sport,...
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Sport
26.04.15
DS 3 WRC team-mates Kris Meeke and Mads Østberg have maintained their one-two positions for Citroën after another tricky day of competition over the rough and rocky gravel roads of Rally Argentina. Meeke lost some of his advantage this morning but clawed back time this afternoon to sit 38.6 seconds ahead of Østberg with just two stages remaining tomorrow. Jari-Matti Latvala has also held station in third, the Finn’s position safer following the retirement of Dani Sordo in the final stage.
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