Programme for spectators brings You in just one place all the most important information about 8. INA Rally Kumrovec. Besides precise map of Special Stages, you can also find attractive spectator's places. Likewise we bring You information on accommodation and hospitality, as well as instructions on safety of spectators during the competition.

 

Programme for spectators can be found in the menu "Spectators", same as Google maps for spectators, where it can be downloaded to Your computer or browse it page by page.

 

Click here to download Entry List and Entry Confirmation with included Schedule of administrative checks and scrutineering.

 

On the Virtual notice board you can download forms for safety equipment, shakedown and recce, GPS tracking instructions and Bulletin 1.

On the official website you can find Rally Maps and sketch od service park, parc ferme, regrouping and holding zone.

 

Document can be downloaded under the Competitors menu.

On the official website you can find: Supplementary Regulations, Itinerary and Entry form.

All documents can be downloaded under the Competitors menu.

 

The 7th INA Rally Kumrovec started off with an attractive prologue at Terme Tuhelj, 56 crews had applied, but 40 of them were at start.

 

After first prologue the Croatian crew Krisztian Hideg and Istvan Kerek are leading with time of 2:30,6. They are followed Stefan Fritz and Bernhard Ettle from Austria, who are behind by 0:06.9.

 

Ranked third are another Austrian crew Niki Meyer-Melnhoh i Thomas Zeiser, who clocked in at 2:38.6.

 

Day one of the Kumrovec Rally has come to a close with the end of the second prologue in Tuhelj. Crowds of thousands have gathered for the Friday afternoon spectacle, which amassed an all time high 70 crews from six countries.

 

Antal Kovacs and Gergo Istovics placed first in their Ford Fiesta R5 coming in at 4:44.00, while their countrymen Zoltan Lencse and Tamas Hofbauer, who drive a Ford Fiesta R5 as well placed second. They came in 3.9 seconds later. Slovenians Rok Turk and Martina Lazar in a Peugeot 208 R2 placed third.

 

While they didn’t maximise their “home field advantage”, Croatians Janos Szilagy and Katarina Husnjak of Autoklub Delta Sport did fairly well coming in fourth.

 

Of the 70 participating crews, ten of them did not finish today’s prologue. Seven of them retired, while three did not start.

 

The octane spectacle that Rally Kumrovec has to offer is set to move to Kumrovec today, where four special stages await. A ceremonial start is scheduled for 9:31AM, while the special stages’ actual start is scheduled for 11:09AM.

 

The specificity of Kumrovec stages lies in a narrow track with many linked curves and crests. Often lots of gravel gets on the asphalt which is put out of the roadside as drivers select the ideal line. For years, the audience recognizes Rally Kumrovec as an event that brings attractive rides with lots of jumps. In the previous four rallies Hungarian driver Janos Szilagyi was the best in such conditions. He has won three times, and in 2013 he had to withdraw after half of the rally due to illness of his co-driver while he held the lead. Daniel Šaškin of Porec has one victory in Kumrovec.