2006 Monte Carlo Rally - Special Stages

Special Stages

Day Stage Time Name Length Winner Time Avg. spd. Rally leader
1
(20 JAN)
SS1 08:33 St Sauveur Sur Tinee - Beuil 1 22.22 km S. Loeb 15:14.0 87.6 km/h S. Loeb
SS2 09:31 Guillaumes - Valberg 1 13.60 km M. Grönholm 9:37.2 84.8 km/h
SS3 10:19 Pierlas - Ilonse 1 23.22 km Cancelled
SS4 14:25 St. Sauveur Sur Tinee - Beui 2 22.22 km S. Loeb 14:43.9 90.5 km/h
SS5 15:23 Guillaumes - Valberg 2 13.60 km F. Duval 9:43.3 83.9 km/h
SS6 16:11 Pierlas - Ilonse 2 23.22 km M. Grönholm 18:47.6 74.1 km/h M. Grönholm
2
(21 JAN)
SS7 07:53 Sigale - Bif. D10/D110 22.54 km S. Loeb 16:50.4 80.3 km/h
SS8 09:06 St. Antonin - Toudon 1 20.22 km S. Loeb 14:41.2 82.6 km/h
SS9 10:19 La Tour Sur Tinee - Utelle 1 18.73 km S. Loeb 15:41.5 71.6 km/h
SS10 14:30 St. Antonin - Toudon 2 20.22 km S. Loeb 14:21.2 84.5 km/h
SS11 15:43 La Tour Sur Tinee - Utelle 2 18.73 km Cancelled
SS12 16:38 La Bollene Vesubie - Sospel 1 31.25 km S. Loeb 24:03.1 78.0 km/h
3
(22JAN)
SS13 07:55 Col de Braus - La Cabanette 1 12.60 km S. Loeb 12:16.2 61.6 km/h
SS14 08:23 Col St. Roch - Lantosque 1 14.45 km T. Gardemeister 11:20.0 76.5 km/h
SS15 08:56 La Bollene Vesubie - Sospel 2 31.25 km S. Loeb 24:07.0 77.7 km/h
SS16 11:44 Col de Braus - La Cabanette 2 12.60 km S. Loeb 11:38.5 64.9 km/h
SS17 12:12 Col St. Roch - Lantosque 2 14.45 km M. Stohl 10:56.4 79.3 km/h
SS18 12:45 La Bollene Vesubie - Sospel 3 31.25 km M. Stohl 23:02.8 81.4 km/h

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