Chassis
Wheelbase: 2,489m
Length: 3,958m
Width: 1,820m
Weight: 1,200kg

Transmission
M-Sport / Xtrac six speed
sequential gearbox with AP clutch

Power
280 BHp / 8000 rpm

Torque
260 Nm at 6500 rpm

Suspension
MacPherson struts with Reiger external reservoir dampers

Brakes
Brembo ventilated discs
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Date: Tuesday February 07, 2012
Next WRC Event: ADAC Rallye Deutschland

IRC 2010 Drivers Championship Standings

IRC points are allocated to the top ten finishers on every round on a 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. If two or more drivers have the same number of points (including zero), their positions are fixed according to the quality of their finishes.

 Drivers Rallye Monte Carlo Rally Brazil Rally Argentina Rally Spain Rally Italy Sardegna Rally Belgium Rally Portugal Azores Rally Portugal Madeira Rally Czech Republic Zlin Italy San Remo Scotland Cyprus Total
1.Juho Hanninen / Mikko Markkula86108100648
2.Jan Kopecky / Petr Stary4561068031
3.Bruno Magalhaes / Carlos Magalhaes2434431027
4.Guy Wilks / Phil Pugh388600025
5.Kris Meeke / Paul Nagle0100500823
6.Mikko Hirvonen / Jarmo Lehtinen10---10
7.Gabriel Pozzo / Daniel Stillo005-5
8.Stephane Sarrazin / Benjamin Veillas500-5
9.Federico Villagra / Perez J. Companc004-4
10.Eduardo Scheer / Geferson Pavinatto-3R-3
11.Alberto Hevia / Alberto Iglesias33
12.Daniel Oliveira / Carlos Del Barrio-2R-2
13.Nicolas Madero / Guillermo Piazzano--2-2
14.Diego Dominguez / Edgardo Galindo--1-1
15.Jean-S. Vigion / Stephane Prevot1---1
16.Marcos Tokarski / Laercio Reginatto-1--1
17.Sergio Vallejo / Diego Vallejo11

IRC table notes
(E) Excluded; (R) Retired; (-) Passed; (DNS) Did Not Start.

IRC 2010 Manufactures Championship

Teams nominate drivers for rally to score points for them. Points are allocated to the top ten nominated cars on a 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.

 Manufacturers Rallye Monte Carlo Rally Brazil Rally Argentina Rally Spain Rally Italy Sardegna Rally Belgium Rally Portugal Azores Rally Portugal Madeira Rally Czech Republic Zlin Italy San Remo Scotland Cyprus Total
1.Skoda141418181618686
2.Peugeot714391391864
3.M-Sport Ford10-4106520
4.Ralliart033200614
5.Subaru005050111

If two or more manufacturer teams have the same number of points (including zero), their positions in the championship are fixed according to the quality of their finishes. Under this system one first place is better than any number of second places, one second place is better than any number of third places, and so on.

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Chassis
Wheelbase: 2,486m
Length: 3,992m
Width: 1,798m
Weight: 1,200kg

Transmission
Xtrac six speed sequential gearbox

Power
265 BHp / 8250 rpm

Torque
245 Nm at 7000 rpm

Suspension
MacPherson

Brakes
Brembo ventilated discs