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The full results for Class C are...

1. Andy Player - Subaru Impreza - 84.78 seconds*
2. Alan Wilkinson - Renault Mégane - 85.26 seconds
3. Sebastian Birchmore - Mitsubishi Lancer - 85.50 seconds
4. Alan Birchmore - Citroën C4 - 88.03 seconds
5. Graham Edwards - Renualt Clio - 88.51 seconds
6. Craig Jones - Citroën DS3 - 89.11 seconds
7. Phil Field - Citroën C4 - 89.27 seconds
8. Phil Barry - Porsche 914 - 90.23 seconds
9. Kevin Veitch - Nissan 350Z - 94.31 seconds
10. Leo Capaldi - Lancia Delta S4 - 94.39 seconds
11. Steve Jones - Fiat 131 - 98.43 seconds
12. Dylan Passell - Seat Ibiza - 99.80 seconds
13. Noah Passell - Escort RS1800 - 104.6 seconds
14. Rebecca Shtasel - Subaru BRZ - 104.9 seconds
15. Duncan Skelt - Ford RS200 - 108.5 seconds
16. Doug Passell - Ferrari F40 - 109.0 seconds
17. Clive Mills - Alpine A110 - 110.7 seconds
18. David Passell - Lancia 037 - 114.7 seconds
19. Ade Child - Ford RS200 - 115.3 seconds
20. Paul Cooper - Lancia Delta Integrale - 115.4 seconds
21. Simon Kendall - Mini WRC - 122.8 seconds
22. Pete Burley - Ford Capri RS2600 - 123.2 seconds
23. Gill Child - Ford Escort Cosworth - 124.6 seconds
24. Simon Coombes - BMW M1 - 131.1 seconds
25. Mike Scott - Toyota Celica - 158.3 seconds

*As host, Andy gets the median stage time for the overall standings = 104.6 seconds

There were some delightful cars to drive - including many of the SCX and Scalextric runners in the 'midfield'. However, some will do a lot better away from the off-road track. Mike's Celica struggled horribly on the rough stuff... it will get better Mike

Here's the overall Stage One podium...

   

Off to cook something to eat now... and then I'll get the official results published. It has been a long afternoon - but great fun. Rebecca has enjoyed it too, jotting down the stage times and helping refine the race sheets to pass on to the other hosts. And the LapTracker timing app never missed a beat. We only had one track invasion too...

   

A successful first day of the event 

[Mike174]

It’s my first rally and the Celica was thrown together at the last minute, i’m Just happy it got to the end of the stage. Never had to set a car up for ‘rough stuff!’ Onwards and upwards! 

[BAracer]

Ditto, my first rally as well. No idea what makes a competitive car!

[Mike174]

Ditto, my first rally as well. No idea what makes a competitive car!

Not what have done to mine that’s for sure! Fingers crossed they go better next stage!

[AdeC]

Great work getting all the cars through 
Ha! 8 laps in and I'm already 30 seconds off the pace.  Did always think I'd struggle over the bumps though... Here's hoping for a tarmac comeback!

[PaulCooper]

Glad my cars got through ok ?????thanks for setting this all up?brilliant job ?

[Nonfractal]

Better than I expected, much better.
To be fair, my home track is Ninco, albeit without the snow sections.

When we get to other surfaces, I would not be surprised if it all went badly wrong.
Andy, Thanks for keeping us all entertained by setting this event up.

AlanW

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Oh yes, for those happy - or not so happy - with their first stage... there is still a long way to go!

Here are the results for Stage One to look at (click on the image to make it bigger)...

   

And also as a pdf to save, print out or whatever...

Winter Rally Sprint 2021 - Stage One Results.pdf Size: 43.18 KB  Downloads: 220

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And here are the overall results - slightly different to the stage results because of the Hosts' Rule we added to give the host the median class time...

   

And there's also a pdf version for your records...

Overall Standings after SS1.pdf Size: 43.23 KB  Downloads: 256

[Scuderia_Turini]

Cheers Andy, thank you for the commitment of your time and efforts in running the 46 cars.  Congratulations on establishing a fair way to handle the hosts hone-advantage, hopefully other proxy organisers will pick up this concept.

Leo