2011 Silk Way Rally Explained
The 2011 Silk Way Rally is the third running of the event. The event started in Moscow, Russia, on July 10, and ran through Russia to finish in Sochi on July 16.[1]
Stages
Stage | Date | Depart | Arrive | | | Cars | Trucks |
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| | Winner | Winner |
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1 | 10 July | Moscow | Lipetsk | 260,57 | 572,75 | Alexander Zheludov | Eduard Nikolajev |
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2 | 11 July | Lipetsk | Volgograd | 483,68 | 849,69 | Stéphane Peterhansel | Firdaus Kabirov |
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3 | 12 July | Volgograd | Astrakhan | 431,51 | 589 | Krzysztof Holowczyc | Ayrat Mardeev |
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4 | 13 July | Astrakhan | Astrakhan | 399,53 | 419,67 | Stéphane Peterhansel | Aleš Loprais |
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5 | 14 July | Astrakhan | Stavropol | 689,13 | 764,94 | Krzysztof Holowczyc | Firdaus Kabirov |
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6 | 15 July | Stavropol | Maykop | 167,82 | 424,65 | Vladimir Vasiljev | Ayrat Mardeev |
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7 | 16 July | Maykop | Sochi | 16,23 | 360,62 | Stage cancelled | Stage cancelled |
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Total | | | | 3981,32 | 2448,47 | Krzysztof Holowczyc | Aleš Loprais |
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Final standings
Cars
Pos. | Driver | Navigator | Make | Time | Difference |
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1 | | | BMW | 29h 11' 27" | + 00' 00" |
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2 | | | Mini | ? | + 1h 59' 28" |
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3 | | | Nissan | 51h 49' 11" | + 3h 24' 33" |
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4 | | | Mitsubishi | ? | + 3h 58' 13" |
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5 | | | BMW | ? | + 4h 20' 58" |
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Trucks
Pos. | Driver | Navigator | Mechanic | Make | Time | Difference |
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1 | | | | Tatra | 32h 23' 15" | + 00' 00" |
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2 | | | | Kamaz | 32h 39' 56" | + 16' 41" |
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3 | | | | Kamaz | 33h 01' 51" | + 38' 36" |
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4 | | | | Iveco | 33h 25' 45" | + 1h 02' 30" |
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5 | | | | Kamaz | 34h 30' 24" | + 2h 07' 09" |
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Notes and References
- Web site: History of Silk Way Rally . 2016-01-05 . https://web.archive.org/web/20151204230642/http://www.silkwayrally.com/en/history.html . 2015-12-04 . dead .