Results
2010 - USRC (United States Rally Championship). Round 1: New York Winter Rally (snow and ice) - winner of the 2 wheel drive category (2WD), 3rd in the overall rally standings, behind two 4WD cars - Mazda 3 Turbo
2009 - 2 rallyes in the Romanian Championship (Timisoara and Iasi); 1 rallye in the Hungarian Championship: 42nd Allianz Rallye Pecs - winner of the gr N (4th overall) - Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2008 - 5 rallyes in the Romanian Championship, 1 win (Cluj - tarmac), 2 podiums (Brasov - tarmac, Sibiu - gravel) - Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
2007 - 3 Rallyes in the FIA World Rally Championship (Argentina, Japan and Wales Rally GB), P-WRC category; 1 Rallye in the FIA European Championship (Waltviertel, Austria) - Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX; 1 circuit race in FIA-GT3, Bucharest Challenge (Dodge Viper GT3)
2006 - Runner-up in the Romanian Rally Championship, at 1 point behind the first place, 2 wins (Piatra Neamt, Brasov - gravel) – Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII, the first season on a four wheel drive cars
2004-2005 – National Class Champion of the N 1.6 Trophy in the Romanian Championship (VW Polo); class winner (N2) at Waldviertel Rally, Austria in 2004, round of the FIA European Championship
2003 – 3rd place in the group H of the Romanian Rally Championship (Renault 5 GT Turbo)
2001-2002 – with very limited founds, Claudiu takes part at selected rounds of the National Championship (group H), recording some podium finishes (Renault 5 GT Turbo and Opel Corsa GTI)
2000 - Vice-champion of the rookie challenge in the Romanian Rallye Championship (Opel Corsa GTI)
1996-1997 - Rallycross – (Opel Rekord)
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