1973 Tour de Corse

February 2022 July 2022 1973 Tour de Corse 3020 50 Alpine-Renault A110 1800 France Alpine-Renault France Jean-Pierre NicolasFrance Michel Vial 1973 World Rally Championship season Tarmac 17th Tour de Corse 1179.80 21 2 December 1973 1 December 1973 CorsicaCorsica, France 1973 RAC Rally 13 France 22 The 1973 Tour de Corse (formerly the 17th Tour de Corse) was the 13th round of the inaugural World Rally Championship season. It started in December in the County of Corsica in France, and the rally was run primarily on the road. Jean-Pierre Nicolas won the round with co-driver Michel Vial.André Oliveira https://www.ewrc-results.com/final/13891-tour-de-corse-rallye-de-france-1973/ 17. Tour de Corse - Rallye de France 1973 17 November 2013 eWRC-results.com 14 July 2022 Report In 1973, the World Rally Championship finished with the Tour de Corse in Corsica. The race had 22 rounds, with Jean-Pierre Nicolas winning most of them. thumb|left|Jean-Luc Thérier driving in an Alpine-Renault A110 1800 Alpine, Ford, Opel, Porsche, Alfa Romeo, and Audi finished in the points. Results 1973 Tour de Corse results Finish Totaltime Group Car # DriverCo-driver Car Mfr.points Overall Ingroup 1 1 5 h : 06 m : 31 s 4 1 France Jean-Pierre Nicolas France Michel Vial France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 20 2 2 5 h : 14 m : 37 s 4 5 France Jean-François Piot France Jean de Alexandris France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 3 3 5 h : 18 m : 46 s 4 7 France Jean-Luc Thérier France Marcel Callawaert France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 4 4 5 h : 21 m : 33 s 2 France Guy Chasseuil France Christian Baron United Kingdom Ford Escort RS1600 10 5 5 5 h : 24 m : 37 s 4 11 France Francis Serpaggi France Félix Mariani France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 6 6 5 h : 27 m : 31 s 4 9 France Jean-Pierre Manzagol France Pierre Alessandri France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 7 7 5 h : 52 m : 11 s 1 France Henri Greder Belgium Christine Beckers Germany Opel Commodore GS/E 4 8 8 5 h : 54 m : 13 s 3 40 France Gérard Dantan-Merlin France Vincent Laverne Germany Porsche 911 3 9 9 6 h : 07 m : 48 s 1 21France Jean-Claude Lagniez France Michel Thiery Italia Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV 2 10 10 6 h : 17 m : 14 s 2 42France Yves Évard France Gilbert CarrazGermany Audi 80 1 11 11 6 h : 18 m : 43 s 1 52France Bernard Picone France Davini Alex Germany Opel Ascona 12 12 6 h : 22 m : 31 s 4 25France Robert Simonetti France Jean-Michel SimonettiFrance Alpine-Renault A110 1800 13 13 6 h : 26 m : 45 s 1 58France Jérôme Chevanne France Lionel BoutinGermany Opel Ascona 14 14 6 h : 37 m : 38 s 2 64France Jean Colombo France Daniel DazinGermany Opel Ascona 15 15 6 h : 46 m : 33 s 1 53France Pascal Santini France VivarelliGermany Opel Ascona 16 16 6 h : 58 m : 35 s 1 22France Jean-Louis Barailler France Jean-Paul PogginiGermany Opel Ascona SR 17 17 7 h : 05 m : 34 s 1 19France Claude Ballot-Léna France Jean-Claude MorenasItalia Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV 18 18 7 h : 07 m : 17 s 3 33France Christian Gardavot France Jean AnceyFrance Alpine-Renault A110 1800 19 19 7 h : 19 m : 36 s 3 36France Michel Gordon France Mario BastelicaFrance Alpine-Renault A110 1800 20 20 7 h : 27 m : 19 s 3 32France Jean-Claude Torre France Jean-Paul PogginiFrance Alpine-Renault A110 1800 21 21 7 h : 27 m : 41 s 2 47France Brancaleoni France MarchioniGermany Audi 80 22 22 8 h : 11 m : 43 s 3 39Japan Yuji Nishimura Japan TanakaJapan Datsun 240Z Retired (Differential) 4 3 France Bernard DarnicheFrance Alain Mahe France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 Retired 3 10 France Michel JullienFrance Bernard Pellegrin France Alpine-Renault A110 1600 Retired (Electrical Problem) 2 14 France Marie-Claude BeaumontFrance Marie-Odile Desvignes Germany Opel Ascona Retired (Motor) 2 15 France Guy FréquelinFrance Jean-Claude Marcoup Germany Audi 80 Retired (Suspension) 2 16 France Jean-Claude GametFrance Willy Huret United Kingdom Ford Escort RS1600 Retired (Transmission) 2 17 France Claude LaurentFrance Jacques Marché Netherlands DAF 66 Retired (Gear Box) 2 20 France Jean-Louis ClarrFrance Jacques Jaubert Germany Opel Ascona Retired 4 24 France Rolland D'Abel de LibranFrance Jean-François du Roure France Alpine-Renault A110 1600 Retired 4 26 France Gilbert CasanovaFrance Rolland France Alpine-Renault A110 Retired 4 28 Italy Angelo Corio Italy Emilio Corio Italy Fiat 124 Abarth Spider Retired 4 29 France Georges FantinoFrance Jean-Pierre Lehideux France Alpine-Renault A110 Retired 4 31 France Pierre-Louis MoreauFrance Patrice Baron France Alpine-Renault A110 1800 Retired 3 34 France Christian PiotFrance Mattei France Alpine-Renault A110 1600S Retired 3 37 France Gérard MorièreFrance Bernard Ferrand France Alpine-Renault A110 Retired 2 41 France Yves TillierFrance Hirtz United Kingdom Ford Capri Retired 2 43 France Jean-Claude BriavoineFrance Laplanche United Kingdom Ford Capri 2600 RS Retired 2 44 France Michel RobiniFrance Guarnieri Germany Opel Ascona Retired 2 45 France Philippe MercierFrance P. Alberola Germany Audi 80 Retired 2 46 France BonnetFrance Massoni Germany BMW 2002 Retired 2 48 Monaco Jean TaibiFrance Pierre Innocenti France Peugeot 304 Retired 2 50 France Jean-Paul MoreauFrance Jean-Paul Coquelet France Simca Rallye 2 Retired 2 51 France CharlotteFrance A. Hanriot France Renault 12 Gordini Retired 1 54 France PelliFrance Torre Germany Opel Retired 1 56 France DelserreFrance Robini Germany BMW 2002 Tii Retired 1 60 France Francis VincentFrance Bernard Bontaz Italy Alfa Romeo Retired 1 61 France Bernard DonguèsFrance Hauduc Italy Alfa Romeo Retired ??? 62 France Michel BourFrance Bruno Ferry France Alpine-Renault A110 Retired ??? 63 France Philippe FarjonFrance Sonati France Alpine-Renault A110 Championship standings 1973 World Rally Championship for Manufacturers points standings after round 13 After round 13 Team Season end Position Points Position Points 1 147 France Alpine Renault 1 147 2 84 Italy Fiat 2 84 3 76 UK Ford 3 76 4 44 Sweden Volvo 4 44 5 42 Sweden Saab 5 42 6 34 Japan Datsun 6 34 7 33 France Citroën 7 33 8 28 Germany BMW 8 28 9 27 Germany Porsche 9 27 10 25 Japan Toyota 10 25 11 25 Germany Opel 11 25 12 18 Poland Polski Fiat 12 18 13 17 Italy Lancia 13 17 14 15 East Germany Wartburg 14 15 15 14 Germany Volkswagen 15 15 16 13 France Peugeot 16 13 17 4 Japan Mitsubishi 17 4 18 3 Czechoslovakia Škoda 18 3 19 2 Italy Alfa Romeo 19 2 20 2 Germany Audi 20 2 References External links Official website 1973 Tour de Corse at Rallye-info (https://web.archive.org/web/20200627135750/http://www.rallye-info.com/ 2020-06-27 ) Category:Tour de Corse Tour de Corse Tour de Corse