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    The 2014 Drive DMACK Cup season was the first season of the Drive DMACK Cup, an auto racing championship recognized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, running in support of the World Rally Championship. It used Ford Fiesta R2s, and was a cost-effective series within the Championship which offered a prize drive of a full WRC-2 season in a Ford Fiesta R5 car in 2015.

    The inaugural championship was won by Estonia's Sander Pärn, winning three of the five events to be held. Pärn finished 19 points clear of his nearest rival, Tom Cave, who won Rallye Deutschland, and like Pärn took four top-two finishes during the season. Quentin Gilbert finished third in the championship, after Yeray Lemes was given a 25-point penalty for missing the final round of the season. Gilbert won the most stages during the season with 27, which allowed him to advance up the championship as each stage win counted for a point in the drivers' championship. The only other driver to win a rally was Nil Solans, who won his home event at the Rally de Catalunya. Pärn's co-driver James Morgan won the co-drivers' championship by a similar margin to his driver, over Cave's co-driver Craig Parry.

    Calendar

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    The final 2014 Drive DMACK Cup calendar consisted of five European events, running as part of the 2014 World Rally Championship season.

    RoundDatesRally nameRally headquartersSurface
    13–6 AprilPortugal 48º Vodafone Rally de PortugalFaro, AlgarveGravel
    227–29 JunePoland 71st LOTOS Rally PolandMikołajki, Warmia-MasuriaGravel
    31–3 AugustFinland 64th Neste Oil Rally FinlandJyväskylä, Keski-SuomiGravel
    422–24 AugustGermany 32. ADAC Rallye DeutschlandTrier, Rhineland-PalatinateTarmac
    524–26 OctoberSpain 50º Rally RACC Catalunya – Costa DauradaSalou, TarragonaMixed

    Drivers

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    The following drivers took part in the championship.[1]

    No.DriverCo-driverRounds
    101Spain Yeray Lemes[2]Spain Rogelio Peñate[2]1–4
    102Spain José Antonio Suárez[2]Spain Pablo Marcos Secades[2]1–2
    Spain Borja Rozada3
    103France Quentin Gilbert[2]Belgium Renaud Jamoul[2]All
    104United Kingdom Tom Cave[2]United Kingdom Craig Parry[2]All
    105Estonia Sander Pärn[2]United Kingdom James Morgan[2]All
    106Norway Marius Aasen[2]Norway Marlene Engan[2]1–3
    107Belgium Ghislain de Mevius[2]Belgium Johan Jalet[2]All
    108Spain Nil Solans[2]Spain Miquel Ibáñez Sotos[2]All
    109Finland Max Vatanen[2]Finland Mikko Lukka[2]All
    110Canada Leonid Urlichich[2]United Kingdom Andrew Roughead[2]1
    Republic of Ireland Darragh Mullen2
    United Kingdom Darren Garrod3
    United Kingdom Michael Gilbey4–5
    111Lebanon Nicolas Amiouni[2]Spain Carlos del Barrio[2]1
    Lebanon Joseph Matar2–5
    112Poland Szymon Kornicki[2]Poland Przemyslaw Mazur[2]All

    Rally summaries

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    RoundRally namePodium finishersStatistics
    Pos.DriverTeamTimeStagesLengthStartersFinishers
    1Portugal 48° Rally de Portugal
    (3–6 April) — Results    		1Estonia Sander Pärn
    United Kingdom James Morgan    		Estonia Sander Pärn
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		4:14:19.8(16)
    14    		(339.46 km)
    290.83 km    		128
    2United Kingdom Tom Cave
    United Kingdom Craig Parry    		United Kingdom Tom Cave
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		4:14:40.6
    3Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
    Belgium Johan Jalet    		Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		4:17:58.9
    2Poland 71st Rally Poland
    (26–29 June) — Results    		1Estonia Sander Pärn
    United Kingdom James Morgan    		Estonia Sander Pärn
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:05:21.5(24)
    21    		(336.64 km)
    304.98 km    		128
    2United Kingdom Tom Cave
    United Kingdom Craig Parry    		United Kingdom Tom Cave
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:05:51.5
    3Spain Yeray Lemes
    Spain Rogelio Peñate    		Spain Yeray Lemes
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:08:38.8
    3Finland 64th Rally Finland
    (1–3 August) — Results    		1Estonia Sander Pärn
    United Kingdom James Morgan    		Estonia Sander Pärn
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:30:13.026360.94 km128
    2France Quentin Gilbert
    Belgium Renaud Jamoul    		France Quentin Gilbert
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:32:13.4
    3Spain Yeray Lemes
    Spain Rogelio Peñate    		Spain Yeray Lemes
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:35:35.9
    4Germany 32. Rallye Deutschland
    (22–24 August) — Results    		1United Kingdom Tom Cave
    United Kingdom Craig Parry    		United Kingdom Tom Cave
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:41:31.9(18)
    17    		(324.31 km)
    313.23 km    		108
    2Estonia Sander Pärn
    United Kingdom James Morgan    		Estonia Sander Pärn
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:44:49.0
    3Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
    Belgium Johan Jalet    		Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		3:45:19.7
    5Spain 50º Rally RACC Catalunya – Costa Daurada
    (24–26 October) — Results    		1Spain Nil Solans
    Spain Miquel Ibáñez    		Spain Nil Solans
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		4:26:52.817372.96 km99
    2United Kingdom Tom Cave
    United Kingdom Craig Parry    		United Kingdom Tom Cave
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		4:28:55.0
    3Poland Szymon Kornicki
    Poland Przemysław Mazur    		Poland Szymon Kornicki
    (Ford Fiesta R2)    		4:31:50.4

    Championship standings

    [edit]

    FIA Drive DMACK Cup for Drivers

    [edit]
    Pos.DriverPOR
    Portugal    		POL
    Poland    		FIN
    Finland    		DEU
    Germany    		ESP
    Spain    		Points
    1Estonia Sander Pärn119162151120
    2United Kingdom Tom Cave224771223101
    3France Quentin GilbertRet1Ret1288671155
    4Finland Max VatanenRet242415451
    5Poland Szymon Kornicki6584349
    6Belgium Ghislain de Mevius3Ret53648
    7Spain Nil SolansRet7671146
    8Spain Yeray Lemes543331Ret831
    9Lebanon Nicolas AmiouniRet6Ret6820
    10Russia Leonid Urlichich8RetRetRet96
    11Spain José Antonio Suárez45Ret1Ret1−31
    12Norway Marius Aasen7281Ret2−35
    Pos.DriverPOR
    Portugal    		POL
    Poland    		FIN
    Finland    		DEU
    Germany    		ESP
    Spain    		Points
    Key
    ColourResult
    GoldWinner
    Silver2nd place
    Bronze3rd place
    GreenPoints finish
    BlueNon-points finish
    Non-classified finish (NC)
    PurpleDid not finish (Ret)
    BlackExcluded (EX)
    Disqualified (DSQ)
    WhiteDid not start (DNS)
    Cancelled (C)
    BlankWithdrew entry from
    the event (WD)

    FIA Drive DMACK Cup for Co-Drivers

    [edit]
    Pos.Co-driverPOR
    Portugal    		POL
    Poland    		FIN
    Finland    		DEU
    Germany    		ESP
    Spain    		Points
    1United Kingdom James Morgan119162151120
    2United Kingdom Craig Parry224771223101
    3Belgium Renaud JamoulRet1Ret1288671155
    4Finland Mikko LukkaRet242415451
    5Poland Przemysław Mazur6584349
    6Belgium Johan Jalet3Ret53648
    7Spain Miquel Ibáñez SotosRet7671146
    8Spain Rogelio Peñate543331Ret831
    9Lebanon Joseph Matar6Ret6820
    10Spain Pablo Marcos Secades45Ret118
    11United Kingdom Andrew Roughead84
    12United Kingdom Michael GilbeyRet92
    Spain Carlos del BarrioRet0
    Republic of Ireland Darragh MullenRet0
    United Kingdom Darren GarrodRet0
    Norway Marlene Engan7281Ret2−35
    Spain Borja RozadaRet1−49
    Pos.Co-driverPOR
    Portugal    		POL
    Poland    		FIN
    Finland    		DEU
    Germany    		ESP
    Spain    		Points

    References

    [edit]
    1. ^ "Twelve competitors selected for Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy". Retrieved 12 February 2014.
    2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x "Rally Portugal Entry List". rallydeportugal.pt. rallydeportugal.pt. Retrieved 13 March 2014.
    [edit]
    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2014_Drive_DMACK_Cup&oldid=804992018"
      ‹ The template Motorsport season is being considered for merging. ›

      The 2014 Drive DMACK Cup season was the first season of the Drive DMACK Cup, an auto racing championship recognized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, running in support of the World Rally Championship. It used Ford Fiesta R2s, and was a cost-effective series within the Championship which offered a prize drive of a full WRC-2 season in a Ford Fiesta R5 car in 2015.

      The inaugural championship was won by Estonia's Sander Pärn, winning three of the five events to be held. Pärn finished 19 points clear of his nearest rival, Tom Cave, who won Rallye Deutschland, and like Pärn took four top-two finishes during the season. Quentin Gilbert finished third in the championship, after Yeray Lemes was given a 25-point penalty for missing the final round of the season. Gilbert won the most stages during the season with 27, which allowed him to advance up the championship as each stage win counted for a point in the drivers' championship. The only other driver to win a rally was Nil Solans, who won his home event at the Rally de Catalunya. Pärn's co-driver James Morgan won the co-drivers' championship by a similar margin to his driver, over Cave's co-driver Craig Parry.

      Calendar

      The final 2014 Drive DMACK Cup calendar consisted of five European events, running as part of the 2014 World Rally Championship season.

      RoundDatesRally nameRally headquartersSurface
      13–6 AprilPortugal 48º Vodafone Rally de PortugalFaro, AlgarveGravel
      227–29 JunePoland 71st LOTOS Rally PolandMikołajki, Warmia-MasuriaGravel
      31–3 AugustFinland 64th Neste Oil Rally FinlandJyväskylä, Keski-SuomiGravel
      422–24 AugustGermany 32. ADAC Rallye DeutschlandTrier, Rhineland-PalatinateTarmac
      524–26 OctoberSpain 50º Rally RACC Catalunya – Costa DauradaSalou, TarragonaMixed

      Drivers

      The following drivers took part in the championship.[1]

      No.DriverCo-driverRounds
      101Spain Yeray Lemes[2]Spain Rogelio Peñate[2]1–4
      102Spain José Antonio Suárez[2]Spain Pablo Marcos Secades[2]1–2
      Spain Borja Rozada3
      103France Quentin Gilbert[2]Belgium Renaud Jamoul[2]All
      104United Kingdom Tom Cave[2]United Kingdom Craig Parry[2]All
      105Estonia Sander Pärn[2]United Kingdom James Morgan[2]All
      106Norway Marius Aasen[2]Norway Marlene Engan[2]1–3
      107Belgium Ghislain de Mevius[2]Belgium Johan Jalet[2]All
      108Spain Nil Solans[2]Spain Miquel Ibáñez Sotos[2]All
      109Finland Max Vatanen[2]Finland Mikko Lukka[2]All
      110Canada Leonid Urlichich[2]United Kingdom Andrew Roughead[2]1
      Republic of Ireland Darragh Mullen2
      United Kingdom Darren Garrod3
      United Kingdom Michael Gilbey4–5
      111Lebanon Nicolas Amiouni[2]Spain Carlos del Barrio[2]1
      Lebanon Joseph Matar2–5
      112Poland Szymon Kornicki[2]Poland Przemyslaw Mazur[2]All

      Rally summaries

      RoundRally namePodium finishersStatistics
      Pos.DriverTeamTimeStagesLengthStartersFinishers
      1Portugal 48° Rally de Portugal
      (3–6 April) — Results      		1Estonia Sander Pärn
      United Kingdom James Morgan      		Estonia Sander Pärn
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		4:14:19.8(16)
      14      		(339.46 km)
      290.83 km      		128
      2United Kingdom Tom Cave
      United Kingdom Craig Parry      		United Kingdom Tom Cave
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		4:14:40.6
      3Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
      Belgium Johan Jalet      		Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		4:17:58.9
      2Poland 71st Rally Poland
      (26–29 June) — Results      		1Estonia Sander Pärn
      United Kingdom James Morgan      		Estonia Sander Pärn
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:05:21.5(24)
      21      		(336.64 km)
      304.98 km      		128
      2United Kingdom Tom Cave
      United Kingdom Craig Parry      		United Kingdom Tom Cave
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:05:51.5
      3Spain Yeray Lemes
      Spain Rogelio Peñate      		Spain Yeray Lemes
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:08:38.8
      3Finland 64th Rally Finland
      (1–3 August) — Results      		1Estonia Sander Pärn
      United Kingdom James Morgan      		Estonia Sander Pärn
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:30:13.026360.94 km128
      2France Quentin Gilbert
      Belgium Renaud Jamoul      		France Quentin Gilbert
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:32:13.4
      3Spain Yeray Lemes
      Spain Rogelio Peñate      		Spain Yeray Lemes
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:35:35.9
      4Germany 32. Rallye Deutschland
      (22–24 August) — Results      		1United Kingdom Tom Cave
      United Kingdom Craig Parry      		United Kingdom Tom Cave
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:41:31.9(18)
      17      		(324.31 km)
      313.23 km      		108
      2Estonia Sander Pärn
      United Kingdom James Morgan      		Estonia Sander Pärn
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:44:49.0
      3Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
      Belgium Johan Jalet      		Belgium Ghislain de Mevius
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		3:45:19.7
      5Spain 50º Rally RACC Catalunya – Costa Daurada
      (24–26 October) — Results      		1Spain Nil Solans
      Spain Miquel Ibáñez      		Spain Nil Solans
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		4:26:52.817372.96 km99
      2United Kingdom Tom Cave
      United Kingdom Craig Parry      		United Kingdom Tom Cave
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		4:28:55.0
      3Poland Szymon Kornicki
      Poland Przemysław Mazur      		Poland Szymon Kornicki
      (Ford Fiesta R2)      		4:31:50.4

      Championship standings

      FIA Drive DMACK Cup for Drivers

      Pos.DriverPOR
      Portugal      		POL
      Poland      		FIN
      Finland      		DEU
      Germany      		ESP
      Spain      		Points
      1Estonia Sander Pärn119162151120
      2United Kingdom Tom Cave224771223101
      3France Quentin GilbertRet1Ret1288671155
      4Finland Max VatanenRet242415451
      5Poland Szymon Kornicki6584349
      6Belgium Ghislain de Mevius3Ret53648
      7Spain Nil SolansRet7671146
      8Spain Yeray Lemes543331Ret831
      9Lebanon Nicolas AmiouniRet6Ret6820
      10Russia Leonid Urlichich8RetRetRet96
      11Spain José Antonio Suárez45Ret1Ret1−31
      12Norway Marius Aasen7281Ret2−35
      Pos.DriverPOR
      Portugal      		POL
      Poland      		FIN
      Finland      		DEU
      Germany      		ESP
      Spain      		Points
      Key
      ColourResult
      GoldWinner
      Silver2nd place
      Bronze3rd place
      GreenPoints finish
      BlueNon-points finish
      Non-classified finish (NC)
      PurpleDid not finish (Ret)
      BlackExcluded (EX)
      Disqualified (DSQ)
      WhiteDid not start (DNS)
      Cancelled (C)
      BlankWithdrew entry from
      the event (WD)

      FIA Drive DMACK Cup for Co-Drivers

      Pos.Co-driverPOR
      Portugal      		POL
      Poland      		FIN
      Finland      		DEU
      Germany      		ESP
      Spain      		Points
      1United Kingdom James Morgan119162151120
      2United Kingdom Craig Parry224771223101
      3Belgium Renaud JamoulRet1Ret1288671155
      4Finland Mikko LukkaRet242415451
      5Poland Przemysław Mazur6584349
      6Belgium Johan Jalet3Ret53648
      7Spain Miquel Ibáñez SotosRet7671146
      8Spain Rogelio Peñate543331Ret831
      9Lebanon Joseph Matar6Ret6820
      10Spain Pablo Marcos Secades45Ret118
      11United Kingdom Andrew Roughead84
      12United Kingdom Michael GilbeyRet92
      Spain Carlos del BarrioRet0
      Republic of Ireland Darragh MullenRet0
      United Kingdom Darren GarrodRet0
      Norway Marlene Engan7281Ret2−35
      Spain Borja RozadaRet1−49
      Pos.Co-driverPOR
      Portugal      		POL
      Poland      		FIN
      Finland      		DEU
      Germany      		ESP
      Spain      		Points

      References

      1. ^ "Twelve competitors selected for Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy". Retrieved 12 February 2014.
      2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x "Rally Portugal Entry List". rallydeportugal.pt. rallydeportugal.pt. Retrieved 13 March 2014.
      • Official website of the World Rally Championship
      • Official website of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile
      Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2014_Drive_DMACK_Cup&oldid=804992018"