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Mikko Hirvonen (FIN), BP Ford Focus RS WRC 07. Jordan Rally, April 24-27th 2008.

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Sunday, 27th April 2008

Drivers / co-drivers: Mikko Hirvonen and Jarmo Lehtinen (BP Ford Abu Dhabi WRT), Dani Sordo and Marc Marti, (Citroen Total WRT) and Chris Atkinson and Stephane Prevot (Subaru WRT).

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MH:
Some sections of stages are the same nature of Cyprus, slow and twisty. Then it opens up like Finland, fast and flowing, but there are no trees and ditches. The surface is different so the rally is really unique.

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WRC » Full report from Mexico: Loeb takes win 02/03/08

WRC » Atkinson talks to Crash ahead of Sweden 05/02/08

» Result - Rally of Turkey.

» Result - Acropolis Rally of Greece [updated].

» Result - Rally d'Italia Sardegna.

» Result - Jordan Rally.

» Result - Rally Argentina.

» Turkey - day 3: Tactical win for Hirvonen.

» Turkey - day 2: Mikko capitalises on tactical ploy

» Turkey - day 1: Ford trio hand Loeb lead.

» Greece - day 3: Acropolis win puts Loeb back top.

» Greece - day 2: Loeb survives, field decimated.