Final results Rally del Brunello 2022

1. Rally del Brunello 2022

Italy Gravel #6 [coef 1.5]

10. 12. – 11. 12. 2022, Montalcino • Scuderia Etruria • gravel 63.71 km • total distance including road sections - 235.96 km • Other years

Stage results

All

Italy Gravel

All

A5

A7

Female

N2

N3

N4

N5

Over 55

R1T 4x4 Naz

R3

R4

R5/Rally2

Ra5H

Ra5N

Rally4

Rally5

RS 1.6

RS 1.6 Plus

Under 25

Final results

Retirements
SS7	#77		Corti Matteo - Piazzini Marco		Suzuki Swift Sport Hybrid Valdera Corse		Ra5H		Retired

Added by: Enzo Mahinc [11. 12. 2022]

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1. Rally del Brunello 2022

Final results

Retirements

Drivers keen on Rally USA – but not at México’s expense

Why distant fourth actually boosts Rovanperä’s title defense

The one making sure M-Sport runs like clockwork

Lappi could’ve forced Hyundai’s hand in México

Ogier sees life differently and is driving better for it