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Rally Australia Standings

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  • Thursday, September 3, 2009 2:35pm
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Thursday at Murwillumbah, Australia

Through the opening two special stages

1. Sebastien Ogier, France, Citroen, 3 minutes, 35.1 seconds.

2. Henning Solberg, Norway, Ford, 3.5 seconds behind.

3. Sebastien Loeb, France, Citroen, 4.3.

4. Dani Sordo, Spain, Citroen, 5.0.

5. Jari-Matti Latvala, Finland, Ford, 5.1.

6. Mikko Hirvonen, Finland, Ford, 8.1.

7. Matthew Wilson, Britain, Ford, 13.3.

8. Federico Villagra, Argentina, Ford, 13.5.

9. Khalid Al Qassimi, United Arab Emirates, Ford, 14.4.

10. Conrad Rautenbach, Finland, Ford, 19.8.

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