FIA marathon rally Worldcup

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FIA marathon rally Worldcup
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Vehicle type Prototypes
Country or region International
Current name FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallys
Previous names FIA Cross-Country Rally World Cup
First season 1993
Official website Official website for the 2017 season
Logo of the FIA ​​Cross-Country Rally World Cup, which existed until 2011.

The FIA Marathonrallye Worldcup ( "FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies" ) is an annual off-road rally under the supervision of the FIA .

The first season was held in 1993 under the name "FIA Cross-Country Rally World Cup". Since the 2011 season, the existing "FIA Cross-Country Rally World Cup" has been merged with the "FIA International Cup for Cross-Country Bajas".

In addition to the factory teams from Mitsubishi and Volkswagen , small teams such as BMW X-Raid and countless private individuals with heavily modified off-road vehicles also take part in the World Cup. The marathon rallies of the World Cup are the Manateq Qatar Cross Country Rally, the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, the Turkmen Desert Race, the Rally Kazakhstan and the Rallye du Maroc.

Between 2001 and 2003 an attempt was made to organize a World Cup run in Germany as well, this was called " Baja Germany ". Due to the lack of a lobby, this event was held “under the supervision” of the FIA, but was never considered a “real” World Cup run by the stewards. From 2008 to 2017, Baja Germany took place as a license-free rally raid race.

run

Since 2011, a distinction has been made between the following events, which are combined into a common World Cup:

  • Cross Country Rally : The event is between 1,200 and 3,000 kilometers long and lasts a maximum of 8 days, including acceptance tests and prologue.
  • Cross Country Marathon : The event is at least 5,000 kilometers long and lasts a maximum of 21 days, including approvals and prologue.
  • Cross Country Baja : The event is 600 to 1,000 kilometers long, the rally lasts 1 to 2 days, minus acceptance tests and prologue.

The World Cup is open to vehicles from groups T1 (rally prototypes), T2 (near-series rally vehicles), T3 (special rally vehicles) & T4 (rally raid trucks). Vehicles of group T4 are allowed to start, but do not collect World Cup points.

master

Picture of a Citroën ZX rally raid that was successful between 1993 & 1997.
A BMW X3 CC X-raid, during the 2009 Baja España-Aragón.
A Mini All4 Racing X-Raid, during the 2012 Baja Poland.
year driver Co-driver vehicle
1993 FranceFrance Pierre Lartigue FranceFrance Michel Périn Citroën ZX rally raid
1994 FranceFrance Pierre Lartigue FranceFrance Michel Périn Citroën ZX rally raid
1995 FranceFrance Pierre Lartigue FranceFrance Michel Périn Citroën ZX rally raid
1996 FranceFrance Pierre Lartigue FranceFrance Michel Périn Citroën ZX rally raid
1997 FinlandFinland Ari Vatanen United KingdomUnited Kingdom Fred Gallagher Citroën Citroën ZX rally raid
1998 FranceFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser FranceFrance Philippe Monnet Schlesser X 202
1999 FranceFranceJean-Louis Schlesser FranceFrance Philippe Monnet Schlesser X 301
2000 FranceFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser FranceFrance Henry Magne Schlesser X 301
2001 FranceFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser FranceFrance Henry Magne Schlesser X 301
2002 FranceFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser FranceFrance Henry Magne Schlesser X 431
2003 FranceFrance Carlos Sousa FranceFrance Henry Magne Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution
2004 United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates Khalifa Al-Mutaiwei FranceFrance Alain Guehennec BMW X5
2005 FranceFrance Bruno Saby FranceFrance Michel Périn Volkswagen Race Touareg
2006 RussiaRussia Sergey Shmakov RussiaRussia Konstantin Meshcheryakov ZIL buggy
2007 SpainSpain Carlos Sainz FranceFrance Michel Périn Volkswagen Race Touareg
2008 QatarQatar Nasser Al-Attiyah SwedenSweden Tina Thörner BMW X3 CC X-raid
2009 FranceFrance Guerlain Chicherit SwedenSweden Tina Thörner BMW X3 CC X-raid
2010 RussiaRussia Leonid Novitskiy GermanyGermany Andreas Schulz BMW X3 CC X-raid
2011 RussiaRussia Leonid Novitskiy GermanyGermany Andreas Schulz BMW X3 CC X-raid
2012 United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates Khalifa Al-Mutaiwei GermanyGermany Andreas Schulz Mini All4 Racing X-Raid
2013 PolandPoland Krzysztof Holowczyc GermanyGermany Andreas Schulz Mini All4 Racing X-Raid
2014 RussiaRussia Vladimir Vasilyev RussiaRussia Konstantin Zhiltsov Mini All4 Racing X-Raid
2015 QatarQatarNasser Al-Attiyah FranceFrance Mathieu Baumel Mini All4 Racing X-Raid
2016 QatarQatar Nasser Al-Attiyah FranceFrance Mathieu Baumel Toyota Hilux 4x4
2017 QatarQatar Nasser Al-Attiyah FranceFrance Mathieu Baumel Toyota Hilux 4x4
2018 PolandPoland Jakub Przygonski BelgiumBelgium Tom Colsoul Mini John Cooper Works WRC
2019 FranceFrance Stéphane Peterhansel GermanyGermany Andrea Peterhansel Mini John Cooper Works WRC

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ FIA press release on merging the two Worlcups in the Internet Archive
  2. ↑ https://www.fia.com/events/world-cup-cross-country-rallies/season-2019/events-calendar
  3. ↑ Information on the various rally runs
  4. ^ Result of the 1995 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  5. ^ Result of the 1995 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  6. ^ Result of the 1996 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  7. ^ Result of the 1996 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  8. ^ Result of the 1997 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  9. ^ Result of the 1997 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  10. ↑ Information on the winning vehicle of the Cross-Country Rally World Cup 1999
  11. ^ Result of the 1999 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  12. ^ Result of the 1999 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  13. ↑ Information on the winning vehicle of the Cross-Country Rally World Cup 1999
  14. ^ Result of the 2000 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  15. ^ Result of the 2000 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  16. ↑ Information on the winning vehicle of the Cross-Country Rally World Cup 2000
  17. ^ Result of the 2001 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  18. ^ Result of the 2001 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  19. ↑ Information on the winning vehicle of the Cross-Country Rally World Cup 2001
  20. ^ Result of the 2002 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies, for drivers, in the Internet Archive
  21. ^ Result of the 2002 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies, for co-drivers, in the Internet Archive
  22. ↑ Information on the winning vehicle of the Cross-Country Rally World Cup 2002
  23. ^ Result of the 2003 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies in the Internet Archive
  24. ^ Result of the 2009 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies in the Internet Archive
  25. ^ Result of the 2011 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies in the Internet Archive
  26. ↑ Khalifa Al Mutaiwei wins the 2012 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallys  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.x-raid.de  
  27. ^ Result of the 2013 FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies
  28. ^ Result of the 2014 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies
  29. ^ Result of the 2015 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies
  30. ^ Result of the 2016 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies
  31. ↑ Result of the 2017 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies
  32. ↑ Result of the 2018 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies
  33. ↑ Result of the 2019 FIA Worldcup for Cross Country Rallies