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43ème Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo

Round 1 of the FIA World Rally Championship 1975
Start:	15 January 1975 in various European cities
Finish:	23 January 1975 in Monte Carlo
Distance:	6200 km including 472 km over 22 special stages
Special stage surface:	Asphalt occasionally covered with snow and ice
Participants:	96 teams at the start, 30 at the finish

Final classification
Pos	Nr	Driver	Nation	Car	Group	Pos	Total time
		Codriver	Nation	Entrant	Class	Pos	Behind winner
1	14	Sandro Munari	Ita	Lancia Stratos HF	4	1	6:25.59
		Mario Mannucci	Ita				0.00
2	2	Hannu Mikkola	Fin	Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye	4	2	6:29.05
		Jean Todt	Fra				3.06
3	10	Markku Alén	Fin	Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye	4	3	6:29.46
		Ilkka Kivimäki	Fin				3.47
4	12	Fulvio Bacchelli	Ita	Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye	4	4	6:47.02
		Bruno Scabini	Ita				21.03
5	20	Jean-François Piot	Fra	Renault 17 Gordini	2	1	6:51.15
		Jean De Alexandris	Fra				25.16
6	28	Jacques Henry	Fra	Alpine-Renault A110 1800	4	5	6:52.12
		Maurice Gelin	Fra				26.13
7	56	Jean-Pierre Rouget	Fra	Porsche 911	3	1	7:25.00
		Patrice Chonez	Fra				59.01
8	40	Guy Fréquelin	Fra	Alfa Romeo 2000GTV	1	1	7:33.30
		Christian Delferrier	Bel				1:07.31
9	41	Noël Labaune	Fra	Porsche 911	3	2	7:46.25
		Jean Maurin	Fra				1:20.26
10	30	Christian Dorche	Fra	BMW 2002 TII	1	2	7:49.25
		Pierre Gertosio	Fra				1:23.26
11	103	Michel André-Poyaud	Fra	Alpine-Renault A110 1800	3	3	7:58.28
		Jacques Penon	Fra				1:32.29
12	48	Maciej Stawowiak	Pol	Polski Fiat 125p	2	2	7:58.35
		Jan Czyżyk	Pol				1:32.36
13	26	Claude Laurent	Fra	Citroën GS	2	3	8:01.55
		Jacques Marché	Fra				1:35.56
16	45	Marian Bień	Pol	Polski Fiat 125p	2		8:12.29
		Andrzej Turczyński	Pol				1:46.30
36R	78	Freiherr von der Leyen	Frg	Alpine-Renault A110 1600	3
		Peter Diekmann	Frg

Retirements
SS	Nr	Driver	Nation	Car	Group		Reason
		Codriver	Nation	Entrant	Class
R6	1	Jean-Claude Andruet	Fra	Lancia Stratos HF	4		Accident
		Yves Jouanny	Fra
R0	3	Amilcare Ballestrieri	Ita	Lancia Beta Coupé	4		Engine
		Piero Sodano	Ita
R7	4	Walter Röhrl	Frg	Opel Ascona	2		Engine
		Jochen Berger	Frg
R5	5	Jean-Luc Thérier	Fra	Alpine-Renault A310	4		Accident
		Michel Vial	Fra
R4	6	Bernard Darniche	Fra	Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye	4		Engine
		Alain Mahé	Fra
R12	8	Jean-Pierre Nicolas	Fra	Alpine-Renault A110 1800	4		Accident
		Vincent Laverne	Fra
R14	9	Lars Carlsson	Swe	Opel Ascona	2		Punctures
		Bob de Jong	Ned
R4	11	Achim Warmbold	Frg	Alpine-Renault A310	4		Accident
		John Davenport	Gbr
R6	17	Raffaele Pinto	Ita	Lancia Stratos HF	4		Accident
		Arnaldo Bernacchini	Ita
R5	23	Jean Ragnotti	Fra	Alpine-Renault A110 1800	4		Accident
		Pierre Thimonier	Fra
R6	24	Anders Kulläng	Swe	Opel Ascona	2		Road accident
		Claes-Göran Andersson	Swe
R	33	Marek Varisella	Pol	Polski Fiat 125p	2		Halfshaft
		Janina Jedynak	Pol
R	38	Robert Mucha	Pol	Polski Fiat 125p	2		Engine
		Ryszard Żyszkowski	Pol
R	52	Ryszard Nowicki	Pol	Polski Fiat 125p	2		Engine
		Wojciech Schramm	Pol
R	55	Tomasz Ciecierzyński	Pol	Polski Fiat 125p	2		Engine
		Jacek Rózański	Pol

Rally notes

Special Stage winners: Munari 9, Mikkola 6, Nicolas 4, Alén 3.
Rally leaders: SS 1-22 Munari.
Positions after Leg 1 (4 of 22 stages): 1 Munari 38.59; 2 Alén +1.55; 3 Bacchelli +2.35; 4 Mikkola +2.46; 5 Röhrl +2.53; 6 Darniche +2.57; 7 Nicolas +3.07; 8 Ragnotti +3.30; 9 Thérier +4.15; 10 Henry +5.13; 11 Kulläng 5.17; 12 Piot +7.11; 13 Fréquelin +7.25; 14 Rouget +7.43; 15 Ambrogetti +7.45.
Positions after Leg 2 (13 of 22 stages): 1 Munari 3:32.09; 2 Alén +3.23; 3 Mikkola +4.16; 4 Bacchelli +9.31; 5 Henry +16.58; 6 Piot +19.13; 7 Fréquelin +28.44; 8 Ambrogetti +31.49; 9 Dorche +31.53; 10 Rouget +32.56.
Drivers who retired during the final leg - the 'Parcours complémentaire' - were still officially classified. In total 43 drivers were officially classified.

Rally route

Concentration run from 1 African (Agadir) and 4 European cities (Athens, Monte Carlo, Stockholm and Warszawa) to Gap.
Leg 1 (Parcours Sélectif)	Gap - Monte Carlo	4 stages over 86.5 km
Leg 2 (Parcours Commun)	Monte Carlo - Vals-les-Bains - Digne - Monte Carlo	9 stages over 234.5 km
Leg 3 (Parcours Complémentaire)	Monte Carlo - Monte Carlo	9 stages over 151 km

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