Rally Germany 2017

**Rally Germany 2017**
Racing data
	10th of 13 rounds of the 2017 World Rally Championship
Surname:	ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2017
Date:	August 16-20, 2017
Begin:	Saarbrücken
Exams:	21 tests over 309.17 km
Distance:	1165.25 km
Covering:	asphalt
Podium
First:	Ott Tänak; ( M-Sport )
Second:	Andreas Mikkelsen; ( Citroën )
Third:	Sébastien Ogier; ( M-Sport )

Section of the Super Special Stage on August 16 on the Wilhelm-Heinrich-Brücke in Saarbrücken

Winner Ott Tänak at the driver presentation on August 16 in Saarbrücken

The 35th Rally Germany will be held from August 16 to 20, 2017 in Saarland and Rhineland-Palatinate . A total of 21 special stages were driven in the tenth round of the 2017 World Rally Championship . For the first time, the Rally Germany started in Saarbrücken with a Super Special Stage on the Wilhelm-Heinrich-Brücke.

Registration list

No.	driver	Co-driver	team	automobile	class
1	France Sébastien Ogier	France Julien Ingrassia	United Kingdom M-Sport World Rally Team	Ford Fiesta WRC	WRC RC1
2	Estonia Ott Tanak	Estonia Martin Järveoja			WRC RC1
3	United Kingdom Elfyn Evans	United Kingdom Daniel Barritt			WRC RC1
4th	New Zealand Hayden Paddon	United Kingdom Sebastian Marshall	Germany Hyundai Motorsport	Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC	WRC RC1
5	Belgium Thierry Neuville	Belgium Nicolas Gilsoul			WRC RC1
6th	Spain Dani Sordo	Spain Marc Martí			WRC RC1
7th	United Kingdom Kris Meeke	Ireland Paul Nagle	France Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT	Citroën C3 WRC	WRC RC1
8th	Ireland Craig Breen	United Kingdom Scott Martin			WRC RC1
9	Norway Andreas Mikkelsen	Norway Jæger is different			WRC RC1
10	Finland Jari-Matti Latvala	Finland Miikka Anttila	Japan Toyota GAZOO Racing WRC	Toyota Yaris WRC	WRC RC1
11	Finland Juho Hänninen	Finland Kaj Lindström			WRC RC1
12	Finland Esapekka Lappi	Finland Janne Ferm			WRC RC1
14th	Germany Armin Kremer	Germany Pirmin Winklhofer	United Kingdom M-Sport World Rally Team	Ford Fiesta WRC	WRC RC1
22nd	France Jean-Michel Raoux	France Isabelle Galmiche	Privatier	Citroën DS3 WRC	WRC RC1
23	Greece Jourdan Serderidis	Belgium Frédéric Miclotte	Privatier	Citroën DS3 WRC	WRC RC1

Icon	class
WRC	WRC works teams and private teams registered for manufacturer points
WRC	Factory teams and private teams registered for non-manufacturer points
WRC-2	Registered for WRC-2
WRC-3	Registered for WRC-3 (JWRC)

classification

rank	driver	Co-driver	team	time	Residue	class	Points
1.	Estonia Ott Tanak	Estonia Martin Järveoja	M-Sport World Rally Team	2: 57: 31.7 h		WRC	25th
2.	Norway Andreas Mikkelsen	Norway Jæger is different	Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT	2: 57: 48.1 hours	+16.4	WRC	18th
3.	France Sébastien Ogier	France Julien Ingrassia	M-Sport World Rally Team	2: 58: 02.1 h	+30.4	WRC	15 + 2
4th	Finland Juho Hänninen	Finland Kaj Lindström	Toyota GAZOO Racing WRC	2: 59: 20.9 h	+1: 49.2	WRC	12
5.	Ireland Craig Breen	United Kingdom Scott Martin	Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT	2: 59: 33.2 h	+2: 01.5	WRC	10 + 1
6th	United Kingdom Elfyn Evans	United Kingdom Daniel Barritt	M-Sport World Rally Team	2: 59: 35.1 h	+2: 03.4	WRC	8th
7th	Finland Jari-Matti Latvala	Finland Miikka Anttila	Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	3: 01: 29.9 h	+3: 58.2	WRC	6 + 3
8th.	New Zealand Hayden Paddon	United Kingdom Sebastian Marshall	Hyundai Motorsport	3:02:04, 1 h	+4: 32.4	WRC	4th
9.	Germany Armin Kremer	Germany Pirmin Winklhofer	M-Sport World Rally Team	3: 07: 51.1 h	+10: 19.4	WRC	2
10.	France Eric Camilli	France Benjamin Veillas	M-Sport World Rally Team	3:08:16 h	+10: 44.3	WRC-2	1

Special stages

Day	WP number	WP name	length	driver	Manufacturer	time	Leader
Thursday	SS1	SSS Saarbrücken	02.05 km	Czech Republic Jan Kopecký	Škoda	02: 05.9 min	Czech Republic Jan Kopecký
Friday	SS2	SSS Wadern-Weiskirchen 1	09.27 km	Spain Dani Sordo	Hyundai	05: 12.2 min	Spain Dani Sordo
	SS3	Middle Moselle 1	22.00 km	Estonia Ott Tanak	ford	13:00, 3 min	Estonia Ott Tanak
	SS4	County 1	18.35 km	Norway Andreas Mikkelsen	Citroën	10: 50.3 min	Norway Andreas Mikkelsen
	SS5	SSS Wadern-Weiskirchen 2	09.27 km	Belgium Thierry Neuville	Hyundai (2)	05: 15.9 min
	SS6	Middle Moselle 2	22.00 km	Estonia Ott Tanak (2)	Ford (2)	13: 31.5 min
	SS7	County 2	18.35 km	Estonia Ott Tanak (3)	Ford (3)	11: 15.4 min	Estonia Ott Tanak
	SS8	SSS Wadern-Weiskirchen 3	09.27 km	Finland Jari-Matti Latvala	Toyota	05: 54.9 min
Saturday	SS9	SSS Arena Panzerplatte 1	02.87 km	Estonia Ott Tanak (4)	Ford (4)	01: 45.5 min
	SS10	Armor plate 1	41.97 km	Finland Juho Hänninen	Toyota (2)	24: 39.7 min
	SS11	Freisen 1	14.78 km	Estonia Ott Tanak (5)	Ford (5)	08: 59.9 min
	SS12	Römerstrasse 1	12.28 km	Norway Andreas Mikkelsen (2)	Citroën (2)	06: 13.9 min
	SS13	SSS Arena Panzerplatte 2	02.87 km	Spain Dani Sordo (2)	Hyundai (3)	01: 43.3 min
	SS14	SSS Arena Panzerplatte 3	02.87 km	Spain Dani Sordo (3)	Hyundai (4)	01: 43.4 min
	SS15	Armor plate 2	41.97 km	Spain Dani Sordo (4)	Hyundai (5)	23: 52.0 min
	SS16	Free travel 2	14.78 km	France Sébastien Ogier	Ford (6)	08: 44.8 min
	SS17	Römerstrasse 2	12.28 km	Finland Jari-Matti Latvala (2)	Toyota (3)	06: 12.0 min
Sunday	SS18	Losheim am See 1	13.02 km	Finland Juho Hänninen (2)	Toyota (4)	06: 32.0 min
	SS19	St. Wendeler Land 1	12.95 km	Finland Esapekka Lappi	Toyota (5)	06: 22.5 min
	SS20	Losheim am See 2	13.02 km	Ireland Craig Breen	Citroën (3)	06: 29.4 min
	SS21	St. Wendeler Land 2 (Power Stage)	12.95 km	Spain Dani Sordo (5)	Hyundai (6)	06: 17.3 min

Web links

Commons : Rallye Deutschland 2017 - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Official website of the ADAC Rallye Deutschland ( adac-rallye-deutschland.de )
Results of the Rally Germany 2017 at motorsport-magazin.com

Racing data
10th of 13 rounds of the 2017 World Rally Championship
Surname:	ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2017
Date:	August 16-20, 2017
Begin:	Saarbrücken
Exams:	21 tests over 309.17 km
Distance:	1165.25 km
Covering:	asphalt
Podium
First:	Estonia Ott Tänak ( M-Sport )
Second:	Norway Andreas Mikkelsen ( Citroën )
Third:	France Sébastien Ogier ( M-Sport )