2009 Rally Norway - Special Stages

Special Stages

Day Stage Time (CET) Name Length Winner Time Avg. spd. Rally leader
1
(12 FEB)
SS1 20:04 Oslo 1.92 km Petter Solberg 1:32.8 74.5 km/h Petter Solberg
2
(13 FEB)
SS2 09:03 Opaker 1 14.62 km Mikko Hirvonen 8:06.0 108.3 km/h Mikko Hirvonen
SS3 09:39 Kirkenær 1 8.0 km Sébastien Loeb 6:36.8 72.6 km/h Sébastien Loeb
SS4 10:19 Finnskogen 1 20.87 km Mikko Hirvonen 11:55.4 105.0 km/h Mikko Hirvonen
SS5 11:13 Kongsvinger 1 13.45 km Mikko Hirvonen 8:56.9 90.2 km/h
SS6 12:45 Opaker 2 14.62 km Per-Gunnar Andersson 8:11.2 107.1 km/h
SS7 13:51 Finnskogen 2 20.87 km Per-Gunnar Andersson 11:58.9 104.5 km/h
SS8 14:45 Kongsvinger 2 13.45 km Mikko Hirvonen 9:10.3 88.0 km/h
SS9 15:46 Kirkenær 2 8.0 km Sébastien Loeb 6:55.0 69.46 km/h Sébastien Loeb
3
(14 FEB)
SS10 07:53 Mountain 1 24.36 km Sébastien Loeb 12:43.3 114.9 km/h
SS11 08:58 Lillehammer 1 6.78 km Sébastien Loeb 5:04.8 80.1 km/h
SS12 09:58 Ringsaker 1 27.29 km Sébastien Loeb 14:30.8 112.8 km/h
SS13 11:04 Hamar 1 1.15 km Sébastien Loeb 1:11.8 57.7 km/h
SS14 13:15 Mountain 2 24.36 km Henning Solberg 13:13.4 110.5 km/h
SS15 14:20 Lillehammer 2 6.78 km Jari-Matti Latvala 5:15.3 77.4 km/h
SS16 15:20 Ringsaker 2 27.29 km Jari-Matti Latvala 15:06.7 108.4 km/h
SS17 16:26 Hamar 2 1.15 km Sébastien Loeb 1:14.1 55.9 km/h
4
(15 FEB)
SS18 07:34 Våler 1 30.03 km Mikko Hirvonen 16:07.5 111.7 km/h
SS19 08:35 Elverum 1 13.31 km Sébastien Loeb 6:18.9 126.5 km/h
SS20 09:23 Budor 1 19.74 km Mikko Hirvonen 10:12.3 116.1 km/h
SS21 11:59 Våler 2 30.03 km Mikko Hirvonen 16:23.4 109.9 km/h
SS22 13:00 Elverum 2 13.31 km Mikko Hirvonen 6:24.6 124.6 km/h
SS23 13:48 Budor 2 19.74 km Sébastien Loeb 10:24.7 113.8 km/h

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