19. Rally Hokkaido - JRC 2020
11. 9. – 13. 9. 2020, Obihiro city, Hokkaido • AG Members Sports Club Hokkaido (AG MSC) • gravel 107.70 km • total distance including road sections - 874.06 km • Other years
SS10 PAWSE KAMUY 1 - 10.40 km
- 13. 9. 07:27
1. |
#55 |
Kamada Takuma - Suzuki Hiroshi Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 | 5:53.7 | 105.9 | |
2. |
#52 |
Arai Hiroki - Kosaka Noritaka Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 | 5:55.4 |
+1.7 + 1.7 |
105.3 0.16 |
3. |
#51 |
Arai Toshihiro - Tanaka Naoya Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 | 5:55.8 |
+2.1 + 0.4 |
105.2 0.20 |
4. |
#53 |
Nutahara Fumio - Sato Tadayoshi Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
JN-1 | 5:57.7 |
+4.0 + 1.9 |
104.7 0.38 |
5. |
#54 |
Katsuta Norihiko - Ishida Yuichi Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 | 5:57.9 |
+4.2 + 0.2 |
104.6 0.40 |
6. |
#1 |
Fukunaga Osamu - Saida Misako Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
RC2 | 6:19.3 |
+25.6 + 21.4 |
98.7 2.46 |
7. |
#57 |
Hotta Makoto - Kawanishi Haruo Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
JN-1 | 6:25.3 |
+31.6 + 6.0 |
97.2 3.04 |
8. |
#2 |
Imai Satoshi - Iseya Taku Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
RC2 | 6:28.1 |
+34.4 + 2.8 |
96.5 3.31 |
9. |
#5 |
Koide Kumiko - Akima Tadayuki Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX |
RC2 | 6:31.2 |
+37.5 + 3.1 |
95.7 3.61 |
10. |
#58 |
Uehara Jun - Urushido Ayumi Honda Civic Type-R FN2 |
JN-2 | 6:34.4 |
+40.7 + 3.2 |
94.9 3.91 |
11. |
#60 |
Nakahira Katsuya - Ishikawa K. Toyota GT86 CS-R3 |
JN-2 | 6:38.9 |
+45.2 + 4.5 |
93.9 4.35 |
12. |
#62 |
Yamamoto Yuta - Yamamoto Mami Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 | 6:39.9 |
+46.2 + 1.0 |
93.6 4.44 |
13. |
#59 |
Nakamura Eiichi - Oya Keita Toyota Vitz GRMN |
JN-2 | 6:41.0 |
+47.3 + 1.1 |
93.4 4.55 |
14. |
#6 |
Yoshitani Hisatoshi - Takada S. Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX |
RC2 | 6:42.3 |
+48.6 + 1.3 |
93.1 4.67 |
15. |
#63 |
Sone Takahito - Takehara Shizuka Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 | 6:42.7 |
+49.0 + 0.4 |
93.0 4.71 |
16. |
#75 |
Amano Tomoyuki - Inoue Yukiko Toyota Vitz III RS |
JN-5 | 6:45.9 |
+52.2 + 3.2 |
92.2 5.02 |
17. |
#69 |
Furukawa Hiroshi - Hirota Sachiko Suzuki Swift Sport MK6 |
JN-4 | 6:46.1 |
+52.4 + 0.2 |
92.2 5.04 |
18. |
#80 |
Kohama Yuki - Azuma Shungo Toyota Yaris IV |
JN-5 | 6:46.3 |
+52.6 + 0.2 |
92.1 5.06 |
19. |
#84 |
Matsukura Takuro - Iwabuchi Ako Mazda 2 Demio IV |
JN-5 | 6:46.4 |
+52.7 + 0.1 |
92.1 5.07 |
20. |
#67 |
Kamano Kenji - Kageyama Satoshi Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 | 6:47.8 |
+54.1 + 1.4 |
91.8 5.20 |
21. |
#4 |
Ito Satoru - Kihara Masahiko Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
RC2 | 6:49.9 |
+56.2 + 2.1 |
91.3 5.40 |
22. |
#64 |
Nagasaki Masashi - Akita Noriaki Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 | 6:51.2 |
+57.5 + 1.3 |
91.1 5.53 |
= |
#73 |
Ogura Masatoshi - Hirayama Mari Daihatsu Boon X4 |
JN-4 | 6:51.2 |
+57.5 + 0.0 |
91.1 5.53 |
24. |
#77 |
Ishikawa Syohei - Takeyabu Hideki Toyota Vitz III RS |
JN-5 | 6:53.5 |
+59.8 + 2.3 |
90.5 5.75 |
25. |
#70 |
Yamaguchi Takatoshi - Yamada M. Daihatsu Boon X4 |
JN-4 | 6:55.0 |
+1:01.3 + 1.5 |
90.2 5.89 |
26. |
#78 |
Okura Satoshi - Toyoda Koji Toyota Vitz CVT |
JN-5 | 6:55.1 |
+1:01.4 + 0.1 |
90.2 5.90 |
27. |
#76 |
Okada Koichi - Ishida Kazuki Mazda 2 Demio |
JN-5 | 6:58.5 |
+1:04.8 + 3.4 |
89.5 6.23 |
28. |
#74 |
Sudo Hiroshi - Arai Masakazu Suzuki Swift Sport MK6 |
JN-4 | 6:58.8 |
+1:05.1 + 0.3 |
89.4 6.26 |
29. |
#66 |
Tsutsui Katsuhiko - Matsumoto Y. Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 | 7:09.3 |
+1:15.6 + 10.5 |
87.2 7.27 |
30. |
#71 |
Nishikawa Shintaro - Harada K. Suzuki Swift Sport MK6 |
JN-4 | 7:11.7 |
+1:18.0 + 2.4 |
86.7 7.50 |
31. |
#61 |
Yamamura Takayuki - Izawa M. Citroën DS3 |
JN-2 | 7:12.0 |
+1:18.3 + 0.3 |
86.7 7.53 |
32. |
#85 |
Matsubara Hisashi - Wada Yoshiaki Mazda 2 Demio IV |
JN-5 | 7:14.2 |
+1:20.5 + 2.2 |
86.2 7.74 |
33. |
#83 |
Nakanishi Masato - Takeo Marika Mazda RX-8 |
JN-5 | 7:15.2 |
+1:21.5 + 1.0 |
86.0 7.84 |
34. |
#81 |
Ogawa Tsuyoshi - Kajiyama T. Honda Fit GK5 |
JN-5 | 7:21.6 |
+1:27.9 + 6.4 |
84.8 8.45 |
35. |
#92 |
Masui Kazuhiro - Ishimaru Yuka Renault Clio Sport |
Open | 7:28.7 |
+1:35.0 + 7.1 |
83.4 9.13 |
36. |
#91 |
Arai Yuichi - Koizumi Masayuki Mazda 2 Demio III |
Open | 7:29.6 |
+1:35.9 + 0.9 |
83.3 9.22 |
37. |
#86 |
Taguchi Shinji - Takahashi Takumi Toyota Vitz III RS |
JN-5 | 7:31.9 |
+1:38.2 + 2.3 |
82.9 9.44 |
38. |
#82 |
Washio Shunichi - Inoue Sota Mazda 2 Demio IV |
JN-5 | 7:32.2 |
+1:38.5 + 0.3 |
82.8 9.47 |
39. |
#87 |
Meiji Shintaro - Satonaka Kenta Toyota Vitz CVT |
JN-6 | 7:48.8 |
+1:55.1 + 16.6 |
79.9 11.1 |
40. |
#88 |
Mizuhara Arisa - Takeshita Noriko Toyota Yaris IV CVT |
JN-6 | 7:52.0 |
+1:58.3 + 3.2 |
79.3 11.4 |
41. |
#89 |
Ebihara Takayoshi - Endo Akira Toyota Aqua I (NHP) |
JN-6 | 8:03.9 |
+2:10.2 + 11.9 |
77.4 12.5 |
42. |
#93 |
Nakayama Toru - Tachikui Kazuko Subaru BRZ (ZC6) |
Open | 8:22.1 |
+2:28.4 + 18.2 |
74.6 14.3 |
Overall
1. |
#52 |
Arai Hiroki - Kosaka Noritaka Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 |
55:50.1 |
98.0 | |
2. |
#51 |
Arai Toshihiro - Tanaka Naoya Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 |
55:51.1 |
+1.0 +1.0 | 98.0 0.01 |
3. |
#55 |
Kamada Takuma - Suzuki Hiroshi Subaru WRX STI |
JN-1 |
56:00.3 |
+10.2 +9.2 | 97.7 0.11 |
4. |
#53 |
Nutahara Fumio - Sato Tadayoshi Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
JN-1 |
56:29.2 |
+39.1 +28.9 | 96.9 0.43 |
5. |
#1 |
Fukunaga Osamu - Saida Misako Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
RC2 |
58:59.5 |
+3:09.4 +2:30.3 | 92.7 2.08 |
6. |
#57 |
Hotta Makoto - Kawanishi Haruo Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
JN-1 |
1:01:24.1 |
+5:34.0 +2:24.6 | 89.1 3.66 |
7. |
#2 |
Imai Satoshi - Iseya Taku Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
RC2 |
1:02:06.6 |
+6:16.5 +42.5 | 88.1 4.13 |
8. +1
|
#58 |
Uehara Jun - Urushido Ayumi Honda Civic Type-R FN2 |
JN-2 |
1:02:32.2 |
+6:42.1 +25.6 | 87.5 4.41 |
9. −1
|
#62 |
Yamamoto Yuta - Yamamoto Mami Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 |
1:02:32.3 |
+6:42.2 +0.1 | 87.5 4.41 |
10. |
#5 |
Koide Kumiko - Akima Tadayuki Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX |
RC2 |
1:02:58.6 |
+7:08.5 +26.3 | 86.9 4.70 |
11. −1
|
#63 |
Sone Takahito - Takehara Shizuka Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 |
1:03:10.1 |
+7:20.0 +11.5 | 86.6 4.83 |
12. |
#6 |
Yoshitani Hisatoshi - Takada S. Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX |
RC2 |
1:03:12.9 |
+7:22.8 +2.8 | 86.5 4.86 |
13. +1
|
#60 |
Nakahira Katsuya - Ishikawa K. Toyota GT86 CS-R3 |
JN-2 |
1:03:34.5 |
+7:44.4 +21.6 | 86.1 5.09 |
14. −1
|
#80 |
Kohama Yuki - Azuma Shungo Toyota Yaris IV |
JN-5 |
1:03:39.0 |
+7:48.9 +4.5 | 86.0 5.14 |
15. |
#78 |
Okura Satoshi - Toyoda Koji Toyota Vitz CVT |
JN-5 |
1:03:51.5 |
+8:01.4 +12.5 | 85.7 5.28 |
16. |
#84 |
Matsukura Takuro - Iwabuchi Ako Mazda 2 Demio IV |
JN-5 |
1:03:56.2 |
+8:06.1 +4.7 | 85.6 5.33 |
17. |
#75 |
Amano Tomoyuki - Inoue Yukiko Toyota Vitz III RS |
JN-5 |
1:04:08.6 |
+8:18.5 +12.4 | 85.3 5.47 |
18. |
#69 |
Furukawa Hiroshi - Hirota Sachiko Suzuki Swift Sport MK6 |
JN-4 |
1:04:17.9 |
+8:27.8 +9.3 | 85.1 5.57 |
19. |
#73 |
Ogura Masatoshi - Hirayama Mari Daihatsu Boon X4 |
JN-4 |
1:04:25.7 |
+8:35.6 +7.8 | 84.9 5.65 |
20. |
#64 |
Nagasaki Masashi - Akita Noriaki Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 |
1:04:31.0 |
+8:40.9 +5.3 | 84.8 5.71 |
21. +2
|
#59 |
Nakamura Eiichi - Oya Keita Toyota Vitz GRMN |
JN-2 |
1:05:12.4 |
+9:22.3 +41.4 | 83.9 6.17 |
22. −1
|
#77 |
Ishikawa Syohei - Takeyabu Hideki Toyota Vitz III RS |
JN-5 |
1:05:18.1 |
+9:28.0 +5.7 | 83.8 6.23 |
23. +1
|
#67 |
Kamano Kenji - Kageyama Satoshi Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 |
1:05:23.0 |
+9:32.9 +4.9 | 83.7 6.28 |
24. −2
|
#74 |
Sudo Hiroshi - Arai Masakazu Suzuki Swift Sport MK6 |
JN-4 |
1:05:27.6 |
+9:37.5 +4.6 | 83.6 6.33 |
25. |
#70 |
Yamaguchi Takatoshi - Yamada M. Daihatsu Boon X4 |
JN-4 |
1:06:02.9 |
+10:12.8 +35.3 | 82.8 6.72 |
26. |
#76 |
Okada Koichi - Ishida Kazuki Mazda 2 Demio |
JN-5 |
1:06:19.4 |
+10:29.3 +16.5 | 82.5 6.90 |
27. |
#66 |
Tsutsui Katsuhiko - Matsumoto Y. Toyota GT86 |
JN-3 |
1:06:53.8 |
+11:03.7 +34.4 | 81.8 7.28 |
28. |
#71 |
Nishikawa Shintaro - Harada K. Suzuki Swift Sport MK6 |
JN-4 |
1:07:14.7 |
+11:24.6 +20.9 | 81.4 7.51 |
29. |
#61 |
Yamamura Takayuki - Izawa M. Citroën DS3 |
JN-2 |
1:07:32.9 |
+11:42.8 +18.2 | 81.0 7.71 |
30. +1
|
#85 |
Matsubara Hisashi - Wada Yoshiaki Mazda 2 Demio IV |
JN-5 |
1:08:05.0 |
+12:14.9 +32.1 | 80.4 8.06 |
31. −1
|
#81 |
Ogawa Tsuyoshi - Kajiyama T. Honda Fit GK5 |
JN-5 |
1:08:08.5 |
+12:18.4 +3.5 | 80.3 8.10 |
32. |
#83 |
Nakanishi Masato - Takeo Marika Mazda RX-8 |
JN-5 |
1:09:30.8 |
+13:40.7 +1:22.3 | 78.7 9.00 |
33. |
#82 |
Washio Shunichi - Inoue Sota Mazda 2 Demio IV |
JN-5 |
1:09:51.4 |
+14:01.3 +20.6 | 78.3 9.23 |
34. |
#92 |
Masui Kazuhiro - Ishimaru Yuka Renault Clio Sport |
Open |
1:10:47.5 |
+14:57.4 +56.1 | 77.3 9.84 |
35. |
#86 |
Taguchi Shinji - Takahashi Takumi Toyota Vitz III RS |
JN-5 |
1:11:50.4 |
+16:00.3 +1:02.9 | 76.2 10.5 |
36. |
#91 |
Arai Yuichi - Koizumi Masayuki Mazda 2 Demio III |
Open |
1:11:56.1 |
+16:06.0 +5.7 | 76.1 10.6 |
37. |
#87 |
Meiji Shintaro - Satonaka Kenta Toyota Vitz CVT |
JN-6 |
1:13:41.5 |
+17:51.4 +1:45.4 | 74.2 11.8 |
38. |
#88 |
Mizuhara Arisa - Takeshita Noriko Toyota Yaris IV CVT |
JN-6 |
1:14:53.4 |
+19:03.3 +1:11.9 | 73.1 12.5 |
39. +1
|
#4 |
Ito Satoru - Kihara Masahiko Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X |
RC2 |
1:15:17.4 1:10 |
+19:27.3 +24.0 | 73.8 12.8 |
40. −1
|
#89 |
Ebihara Takayoshi - Endo Akira Toyota Aqua I (NHP) |
JN-6 |
1:16:01.9 |
+20:11.8 +44.5 | 72.0 13.3 |
41. |
#93 |
Nakayama Toru - Tachikui Kazuko Subaru BRZ (ZC6) |
Open |
1:22:12.4 |
+26:22.3 +6:10.5 | 66.5 17.4 |
Info
It is not too bad. OTOFUKE stage is wet and slippery so I have to be careful, but PAWSE KAMUY is comfortable and I think I am doing all right. There is no need to push hard, so I will make sure to finish the rally and bring the car to the podium.
Due to the troubles with the class leaders the gap from them are now narrowed down. I could mark almost my best results in the first section, and as I am now used to those stages I will do maximum attack in the second section and see how much more we can narrow the gap.
While we wait and see something might happen with the leaders while doing our best. I will keep doing my best in the afternoon, and aim to move up in the classification.
At the first stage of the day, OTOFUKE REVERSE we had a problem with the management system of the car and slowed down, but the next stage, PAWSE KAMUY was fast stage with dry surface, and it was good fit for both the car and myself, so I recovered the loss and still leading the class. We will keep this pace and aim to win the class in the afternoon.
Our pace is not bad, but Yaris was very fast. They had a trouble and slowed down, so we thought we may be able to catch up with them but we had puncture and we are now back in where we were. We will do what ever we can do to win in the next two stages and see if we can win. We will keep fully pushing in the afternoon.
Unlike NUPRIPAKE of Leg 1, we do not have stages where we have no hope for good battle with this car, and I think we are leaving competitive stage times with other rivals. Only Mr. Kohama marked bad time due to a trouble but it did not affect class standings, so I think we will go for the final section with a new settings for testing purpose.
Things are going as planned so far. On the stages where this car does not fit, I lost 5 seconds, but on the other stages I won by 5 seconds, so it balanced out.
I want the second section for the day to go in the same way. I think I can win the class only if I do not make mistakes, so I drive safe to win.
Now we have 40 seconds' lead against rivals, but I could keep my pace. I will control my pace in the afternoon, but if I slow down too much it may lead to troubles so I will be careful.
First stage of the day, OTOFUKE was in rain and wet, so it became even more slipper than usual. But FWD cars are faster on slippery condition than RWD cars. So my stage time there was so-so.
The second stage, PAWSE KAMUY was dry, so we went fast but it was slippery due to loose gravel. We will adjust the setting of the car for the latter section of the day.
(Suzuki, co-driver) The car is good, and so as the driver. But instead of narrowing the gap, it became larger and I am sad about that. All we can do in the afternoon section is to push hard, just like morning section.
We are not really good. I want to improve my pace but it is tough - and it just went that way. Our gap to the top group is too large, so I will go steadily to finish the rally.
We never know which of us will win - so I will keep pushing hard in the final section. Even though this battle is against my own father, we will fully push to win the rally.
(1 second behind the class leader, Hiroki Arai - his son) He does not give up easily, but same as I. So I will keep pushing hard till the end. I will do maximum attack again in the afternoon.
It’s raining but I am enjoying. I think my driving skill is improving. I will push a little more and finish the rally.
The stage time difference between Mr. Fukunaga and myself shows differences of our driving skills.
Road surface traction today is less than yesterday stages, but there is no difference from what I have to do. So we will drive in the same way.
We are driving steadily. As I had to sweep the loose gravel on the first loop, I would like to drive fast
enough to catch up with stage times of JRC competitors. Actually road condition differs depending on start order, so it may not have any meaning to compare with them. This time I have to finish the rally with 6 of Michelin tyres and I realized their tyres are amazing
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