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2001 Race of Champions
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Motorsports competition
January 2010
2001 Race of Champions 2000 2002
The 2001 Race of Champions took place on December 7 to 9 at Gran Canaria. It was the 14th running of the event, and the 10th running at Gran Canaria. There was a slight format change for this year – The International Masters event was replaced by the Junior Masters event, open to rally drivers under the age of 30. Seeding for the main Race of Champions event was no longer awarded on the basis of having won a WRC title, but places were awarded for having posted the fastest times in the Nations Cup.
The vehicles used were the Peugeot 206 WRC, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI WRC, the SEAT Córdoba WRC, the Saab 93 Rallycross car and the ROC Buggy.
The individual competition was won by Harri Rovanpera, whilst the Nations Cup was won by Spain with Fernando Alonso, Jesús Puras and Rubén Xaus.
Participants
Race of Champions
DriverReason for QualificationFIN Marcus GrönholmWorld Rally champion in 2000SWE Stig BlomqvistWinner in the Legends RaceBEL François DuvalWinner in the Junior MastersITA Valentino RossiInvitationFIN Juha KankkunenSeededGER Armin Schwarz Best times among Rally Drivers in Nations' CupFIN Harri RovanperaFRA Gilles PanizziGBR Alister McRaeUSA Jeff GordonFastest Racing Driver in Nations' CupESP Rubén XausFastest Motorcycle Racer in Nations' CupESP Flavio AlonsoWinner in the Spanish Masters
Nations' Cup
CountryRacing DriverRally DriverMotorcycle RacerFranceFRA Paul BelmondoFRA Gilles PanizziFRA Olivier JacqueUnited StatesUSA Robby GordonUSA Rhys MillenUSA Shaun PalmerGreat BritainGBR Johnny HerbertGBR Alister McRaeGBR James DobbFinlandFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Marcus GrönholmFIN Kari TiainenSpainESP Fernando AlonsoESP Jesús PurasESP Rubén XausItalyITA Emanuele PirroITA Miki BiasionITA Valentino RossiGermanyGER Frank BielaGER Armin SchwarzGER Katja PoensgenAll-StarsDEN Tom KristensenFIN Harri RovanperaAUS Troy Bayliss
Legends Race
Antonio Zanini was a late substitute for Hannu Mikkola.
Group A
DriverWinsLossesBest TimeSWE Stig Blomqvist201'59.88FIN Timo Salonen111'59.82SWE Björn Waldegård022'00.84
Group B
DriverWinsLossesBest TimeITA Miki Biasion212'09.65SWE Per Eklund112'11.91ESP Antonio Zanini022'13.13
SWE Stig Blomqvist 2 SWE Per Eklund 0 ITA Miki Biasion 0 FIN Timo Salonen 2 SWE Stig Blomqvist 2 FIN Timo Salonen 0
Junior Rally Masters
DriverWinsLossesBest TimeBEL François Duval302'13.10FRA Sébastien Loeb212'16.23ARG Gabriel Pozzo122'16.69POR Miguel Campos032'15.80
BEL François Duval 1 FRA Sébastien Loeb 0
Race of Champions
Heat A
DriverWinsLossesBest TimeGER Armin Schwarz211'56.13FIN Harri Rovanpera211'56.60FIN Juha Kankkunen211'56.85ESP Fernando Alonso031'56.69
Heat B
DriverWinsLossesBest TimeGBR Alister McRae301'56.63USA Jeff Gordon211'55.21FRA Gilles Panizzi121'56.82ESP Rubén Xaus031'59.61
FIN Marcus Grönholm 0 FIN Harri Rovanpera 2 SWE Stig Blomqvist 0 BEL François Duval 2 GBR Alister McRae 2 ITA Valentino Rossi 0 GER Armin Schwarz 2 USA Jeff Gordon 0 FIN Harri Rovanpera 2 BEL François Duval 1 GBR Alister McRae 0 GER Armin Schwarz 2 FIN Harri Rovanpera 2 GER Armin Schwarz 1
Nations Cup
Group A
TeamMatch WinsHeat WinsBest Total TimeSpain255'44.53UN All-Star245'46.17GBR UK155'48.53ITA Italy145'43.19
Group B
TeamMatch WinsHeat WinsBest Total TimeUSA265'44.95France245'51.20FIN Finland145'46.01DEU Germany145'56.24
Spain 3 France 1 USA 0 UN All-Star 3 Spain 3 UN All-Star 1
References
External links
https://web.archive.org/web/20020926050008/http://www.carreradecampeones.org/
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