57. Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo 1989
21. 1. – 26. 1. 1989, Monte Carlo • asphalt - snow 613.25 km • total distance including road sections - 2872.00 km • Other years
Rally drivers Lars-Erik Torph and Bertil Rehnfeldt were killed when spectating after the accident of Alex Fiorio.
#82
Peugeot 205 GTI 
303***
303***
A7
Final results
79. overall
5. class A7
79. WRC
Stage results
| 1. leg | Time | Pos. | km/h s/km |
Overall | Pos. after |
| SS1 St Bonnet le Froid (25.65 km) | |||||
| SS2 Lalouvesc (19.15 km) | |||||
| SS3 Le Moulinon (37.00 km) | |||||
| SS4 Burzet (45.00 km) | |||||
| 2. leg | |||||
| SS5 Chateau Boulogne (30.00 km) | |||||
| SS6 St Jean en Royans (28.25 km) | |||||
| SS7 St Nazaire (23.65 km) | |||||
| SS8 Montauban (31.33 km) | |||||
| SS9 Sisteron (36.81 km) | |||||
| SS10 Col de Corobin (19.00 km) | |||||
| SS11 Pont de Villaron (18.64 km) | |||||
| SS12 Trigance (28.38 km) | |||||
| SS13 Les Quatres Chemins 1 (33.47 km) | |||||
| SS14 Loda 1 (16.46 km) | |||||
| 3. leg | |||||
| SS15 Col de la Madone 1 (18.38 km) | |||||
| SS16 Col de Turini 1 (22.55 km) | |||||
| SS17 Pont des Miolans (23.32 km) | |||||
| SS18 Les Quatres Chemins 2 (33.47 km) | |||||
| SS19 Loda 2 (16.46 km) | |||||
| SS20 Col de la Madone 2 (18.38 km) | |||||
| SS21 Col de Turini 2 (22.55 km) | |||||
| SS22 Col de la Couillole (22.11 km) | |||||
| SS23 Puget Théniers (26.78 km) | |||||
| SS24 Loda 3 (16.46 km) |