Rajd Nowej Zelandii 1988














































19. Rothmans Rally of New Zealand

8 runda RSMŚ 1988
Kraj
 Nowa Zelandia
Baza
Auckland
Od
9 lipca 1988
Do
12 lipca 1988
Dł. odcinków
 614,56 km (40 OS)
Nawierzchnia
 szuter
Meta
Zgł. załóg
 51
Sklas. załóg
 24
Zwycięzca
Sepp Haider
(Opel Kadett GSI)

Rajd Nowej Zelandii 1988 (19. Rothmans Rally of New Zealand) – 19 Rajd Nowej Zelandii rozgrywany w Nowej Zelandii w dniach 9-12 lipca. Była to ósma runda Rajdowych Mistrzostw Świata w roku 1988. Rajd został rozegrany na nawierzchni szutrowej. Bazą rajdu było miasto Auckland.



Wyniki końcowe rajdu[1] |



























































































Msc.
 Kierowca
 Pilot
 Samochód
 Czas
 Strata
1
Austria Sepp Haider
Austria Ferdi Hinterleitner
Opel Kadett GSI
 7:38.39
 0.0
2.
Nowa Zelandia Ray Wilson
Nowa Zelandia Stuart Lewis
Mazda 323 4WD
 7:57.16
 +18.37
3.
Nowa Zelandia Malcolm Stewart
Wielka Brytania John Kennard
Audi Coupé Quattro
 8:02.25
 +23.46
4.
Australia David Officer
Australia Kate Officer
Mitsubishi Starion Turbo
 8:04.20
 +25.41
5.
Nowa Zelandia Ross Meekings
Nowa Zelandia Steve March
Toyota Corolla 16V
 8:05.06
 +26.27
6.
Nowa Zelandia Marty Roestenburg
Nowa Zelandia Pat Norris
Toyota Starlet
 8:21.02
 +42.23
7.
Nowa Zelandia Joe McAndrew
Nowa Zelandia Mike Wilkin
Toyota Starlet
 8:29.18
 +50.39
8.
Japonia Tetsuo Sano
Japonia Takeo Henmi
Toyota Celica GT-Four
 8:29.54
 +51.15
9.
Nowa Zelandia Dave Strong
Nowa Zelandia Jeff Grove
Daihatsu Charade GTI
 8:38.08
 +59.29
10.
Nowa Zelandia Murray Walker
Nowa Zelandia Neil Harris
Suzuki Swift GTI
 8:38.35
 +59.54




Przypisy |




  1. ↑ 19. Rothmans Rally of New Zealand 1988 (pol.). www.ewrc-results.com. [dostęp 02-04-2018].






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Rajdowe Mistrzostwa Świata 1988


  • Monte Carlo

  • Szwecja

  • Portugalia

  • Safari

  • Francja

  • Grecja

  • USA

  • Nowa Zelandia

  • Argentyna

  • Finlandia

  • Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej

  • Włochy

  • Wielka Brytania







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