WRC FORUM8 ACI Rally Monza

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Date & Time
Sun 21st November 2021 Local
Sun 21st November 2021 12:00am UTC

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WRC

Season
2021

Round
Round 12

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Monza Circuit

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Description

Italy’s ACI Rally Monza will host a spectacular finale to the 2021 FIA World Rally Championship for a second straight season.
The asphalt event will take place on 19 - 21 November and will be based at the famous Autodromo Nazionale de Monza race circuit near Milan, in the north of the country. It will form the 12th and last round of the year.
ACI Rally Monza will replace FORUM8 Rally Japan which was cancelled last week due to the continued effects of the pandemic in the country.
The rally will include stages at the ‘Temple of Speed’ circuit featuring famous Monza corners such as Michele Alboreto, Lesmo and Curva Grande. There will also be demanding closed public road stages in the mountains to the north of the circuit.
The rally has been held since 1978 and will be the second Italian counter of the season. June’s gravel road Rally Italia Sardegna formed the fifth round of the championship and was won by Ogier.

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Result List

01	Sébastien Ogier	Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	2:39:08.6
02	Elfyn Evans	Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	+7.3
03	Dani Sordo	Hyundai Shell World Rally Team	+21.3
04	Thierry Neuville	Hyundai Shell World Rally Team	+32.0

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WRC Final Standings
1 /Sebastien Ogier /230
2 /Elfyn Evans /207
3 /Thierry Neuville /176
4 /Kalle Rovanpera /142
5 /Ott Tanak /128
6 /Dani Sordo /81
7 /Takamoto Katsuta /78
8 /Craig Breen /76
9 /Gus Greensmith /64
10 /Adrien Fourmaux /42

Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia swept to a remarkable eighth FIA World Rally Championship title in nine seasons in Italy on Sunday afternoon.
The Frenchmen ended their careers together in style with victory at FORUM8 ACI Rally Monza after a thrilling showdown with Toyota Gazoo Racing team-mate Elfyn Evans.
The lead changed hands six times across three days of challenging speed tests in the foothills of the Italian Alps and at Monza’s iconic Temple of Speed circuit.
The outcome was decided when Evans spun in the penultimate speed test, allowing Ogier to win by 7.3sec in a Yaris World Rally Car. Ogier will step back from full-time driving next year while this marked Ingrassia’s final rally.

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