Latest WRC standings - UPDATED.
Citroen's Sebastien Loeb opted to check in late at the final time control on the Rally GB so as not to retain his title in such tragic circumstances, following the fatal accident that killed Michael Park, Markko Martin's co-driver on SS15. Despite that however, the Frenchman's advantage at the top of the 2005 World Rally drivers' championship has been increased by 2 points following his third place finish. He is now 34 points ahead of Petter Solberg, who inherited the win.
In the Manufacturers' series Citroen are now 20 points ahead of Peugeot.
Citroen's Sebastien Loeb opted to check in late at the final time control on the Rally GB so as not to retain his title in such tragic circumstances, following the fatal accident that killed Michael Park, Markko Martin's co-driver on SS15. Despite that however, the Frenchman's advantage at the top of the 2005 World Rally drivers' championship has been increased by 2 points following his third place finish. He is now 34 points ahead of Petter Solberg, who inherited the win.
In the Manufacturers' series Citroen are now 20 points ahead of Peugeot.
In the Production Car WRC meanwhile Nasser Al-Attiyah goes top following his third place finish, one point up on Toshi Arai.
World Rally Drivers' Championship (after 12 of 16 rounds):
1. Sebastien LoebCitroen Xsara WRC99 points
2. Petter SolbergSubaru Impreza WRC65 points
3. Marcus GronholmPeugeot 307 WRC61 points
4. Markko MartinPeugeot 307 WRC53 points
5. Toni GardemeisterFord Focus RS WRC 0447 points
6. Harri RovanperaMitsubishi Lancer Evo WRC0527 points
7. Francois DuvalCitroen Xsara WRC24 points
8. Roman KrestaFord Focus RS WRC 0416 points
= Manfred StohlCitroen Xsara WRC16 points
10. Carlos SainzCitroen Xsara WRC11 points
11. Gigi GalliMitsubishi Lancer Evo WRC05 10 points
12. Henning SolbergFord Focus RS WRC 049 points
13. Mikko HirvonenFord Focus WRC 038 points
14. Gilles PanizziMitsubishi Lancer Evo WRC057 points
15. Antony WarmboldFord Focus RS WRC 044 points
= Daniel CarlssonPeugeot 307 WRC4 points
17. Chris AtkinsonSubaru Impreza WRC2 points
= Colin McRaeSkoda Fabia WRC2 points
19. Juuso PykalistoCitroen Xsara WRC1 point
= Stephane SarrazinSubaru Impreza WRC1 point
= Mark HigginsFord Focus WRC 031 point
World Rally Manufacturers' Championship (after 12 of 16 rounds):
1. Citroen 137 points
2. Peugeot 117 points
3. Ford 76 points
4. Subaru 72 points
5. Mitsubishi 54 points
6. Skoda 12 points
Production Car World Rally Championship (for drivers) (after 6 of 8 rounds):
1. Nasser Al-Attiyah Subaru Impreza31 points
2. Toshi Arai Subaru Impreza30 points
3. Marcos Ligato Subaru Impreza28 points
4. Xavier PonsMitsubishi Lancer20 points
5. Angelo Medeghini Mitsubishi Lancer19 points
6. Fabio Frisiero Subaru Impreza15 points
7. Sebastian BeltranSubaru Impreza13 points
= Aki Teiskonen Subaru Impreza 13 points
9. Brice TirabassiSubaru Impreza11 points
10. Hamed Al Wahaibi Subaru Impreza10 point
11. Fumio Nutahara Mitsubishi Lancer9 points
= Gabriel PozzoSubaru Impreza9 points
13. Luis RosselotMitsubishi Lancer6 points
14. Karamjit SinghProton Pert4 points
= Federico Villagra Mitsubishi Lancer4 points
= Riccardo Errani Mitsubishi Lancer4 points
17. Natalie BarrattMitsubishi Lancer2 points
Junior World Rally Championship (for drivers) (after 6 of 8 rounds):#
1. Guy Wilks Suzuki Ignis / Swift35 point
= Daniel Sordo Citroen C2 Super 160035 points
3. Per-Gunnar Andersson Suzuki Ignis / Swift30 points
4. Kris MeekeCitroen C2 Super 160029 points
5. Urmo Aava Suzuki Ignis22 points
6. Luca Betti Renault Clio17 points
= Kosti KatajamakiSuzuki Ignis17 points
8. Mirco BaldacciFiat Punto10 points
9. Martin ProkopSuzuki Ignis7 points
= Pavel Valousek Suzuki Ignis7 points
11. Alan Scorcioni Suzuki Ignis6 points
= Luca Cecchettini Fiat Punto6 points
13. Conrad Rautenbach Citroen C2 Super 16003 points
# - The Wales Rally GB did not count towards the Junior World Rally Championship.
