Special Stages
| Leg | Stage | Time | Name | Length | Winner | Time | Avg. spd. | Rally leader |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (8 Feb - 9 Feb) |
SS1 | 08:03 | Karlstad Super Speci | 1.89 km | T. Gardemeister | 1:31.9 | 74.04 km/h | T. Gardemeister |
| SS2 | 08:43 | Likenas 1 | 21.78 km | P. Solberg | 12:40.6 | 103.09 km/h | P. Solberg | |
| SS3 | 10:06 | Hara 1 | 11.31 km | G. Galli | 6:22.6 | 106.42 km/h | ||
| SS4 | 10:44 | Torntorp 1 | 19.20 km | S. Loeb | 9:56.8 | 115.82 km/h | ||
| SS5 | 13:27 | Likenas 2 | 21.78 km | M. Grönholm | 12:21.5 | 105.74 km/h | M. Grönholm | |
| SS6 | 14:49 | Hara 2 | 11.31 km | M. Grönholm | 6:10.1 | 110.01 km/h | ||
| SS7 | 15:28 | Vargasen 1 | 24.62 km | S. Loeb | 13:57.7 | 105.8 km/h | ||
| SS8 | 16:46 | Hagfors Sprint 1 | 1.87 km | M. Grönholm | 2:00.0 | 56.1 km/h | ||
| 2 (10 Feb) |
SS9 | 08:03 | Lesjofors | 10.48 km | S. Loeb | 5:45.1 | 109.32 km/h | |
| SS10 | 08:43 | Liljendal | 34.54 km | M. Grönholm | 17:50.3 | 116.18 km/h | ||
| SS11 | 11:13 | Torntorp 2 | 19.20 km | M. Grönholm | 9:35.0 | 120.21 km/h | ||
| SS12 | 11:45 | Vargasen 2 | 24.62 km | M. Grönholm | 13:17.9 | 111.08 km/h | ||
| SS13 | 14:28 | Fredriksberg | 24.75 km | M. Grönholm | 13:54.4 | 106.78 km/h | ||
| SS14 | 15:33 | Lejen | 26.46 km | M. Grönholm | 14:41.8 | 108.02 km/h | ||
| SS15 | 16:51 | Hagfors Sprint 2 | 1.87 km | M. Østberg | 1:59.3 | 56.43 km/h | ||
| 3 (11 Feb) |
SS16 | 08:18 | Bačka 1 | 30.95 km | C. Atkinson | 16:31.6 | 112.36 km/h | |
| SS17 | 09:15 | Malta 1 | 11.25 km | H. Solberg | 5:42.2 | 118.35 km/h | ||
| SS18 | 10:54 | Bačka 2 | 30.95 km | M. Grönholm | 16:30.0 | 112.55 km/h | ||
| SS19 | 11:57 | Malta 2 | 11.25 km | M. Grönholm | 5:44.1 | 117.7 km/h | ||
| SS20 | 14:00 | Karlstad Super Speci | 1.89 km | M. Grönholm | 1:40.7 | 67.57 km/h |
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