Sporting Digest: Rallying
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Your support makes all the difference.RALLY OF NEW ZEALAND Final leading positions: 1 C McRae and D Ringer (GB) Subaru 6hr 12min 31sec; 2 F Delecour and D Grataloup (Fr) Ford 6.12:58; 3 D Auriol and B Occelli (Fr) Toyota 6.13:00; 4 C Sainz and L Moya (Sp) Lancia 6.14:38; 5 J Kankkunen (Fin) and N Grist (GB) Toyota 6.15:26; 6 P Bourne and R Freeth (NZ) Subaru 6.20:46; 7 G Trelles (Urug) and J Del Buono (Arg) Lancia 6.23:48; 8 N Allport and J Robb (NZ) Mazda 6.36:58; 9 J McAndrew and B Haldane (NZ) Subaru 6.43.29; 10 Y Fujimoto and H Ichino (Japan) Mitsubishi 6.43:58. World drivers' championship (after eight rounds): 1 Kankkunen 71pts; 2 Delecour 70; 3 M Biasion (It) Ford 66; 4 Auriol 59; 5 McRae 44; 6 Sainz 35; 7 M Alen (Fin) Subaru 25; 8 Trelles 22; 9 A Aghini (It) Lancia 22; 10 M Jonsson (Swe) Toyota 20. Manufacturers' championship: 1= Ford, Toyota 111pts; 3 Lancia 67; 4 Subaru 56; 5 Mitsubishi 47.
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