DAY 1, THURSDAY, 25.06.2009
20:00 – Mikolajki, start of the rally
20:18 – SS-1 Mikolajki Super Special 2,50 km
Day one continues on Friday, June 26th with a further six timed special stages, featuring two runs through the Grabowka, Pianki and Paprotki stages. The opening day will feature a total of 113.20 competitive kilometres in a route of 304.99km.
DAY 1, FRIDAY, 26.06.2009
09:00 – Mikolajki, service A (15 min)
09:43 – SS-2 Grabowka 12,09 km
10:04 – SS-3 Pianki 11,34 km
10:25 – SS-4 Paprotki 33,17 km
12:30 – Mikolajki, service B (30 min)
13:28 – SS-5 Grabowka 12,09 km
13:49 – SS-6 Pianki 11,34 km
14:10 – SS-7 Paprotki 33,17 km
16:03 – Mikolajki, flexi service C (45 min)
16:48 – Mikolajki, parc ferme (last check in permitted at 20:00)
There will be a further six fast and flowing gravel stages, winding their way around beautiful lakes and forest terrain in the Mikolajki region on Saturday, June 27th, with teams set to tackle 149.84km of competition as part of a total second day route of 426.05km.
DAY 2, SATURDAY, 27.06.2009
09:00 – Mikolajki, service D (15 min)
10:13 – SS-8 Danowo 12,08 km
10:56 – SS-9 Gawliki 32,75 km
11:46 – SS-10 Wydminy 30,09 km
13:49 – Mikolajki, service E (30 min)
15:17 – SS-11 Danowo 12,08 km
16:00 – SS-12 Gawliki 32,75 km
16:50 – SS-13 Wydminy 30,09 km
18:41 – Mikolajki, flexi service F (45 min)
19:26 – Mikolajki, parc ferme (last check in permitted at 22:00)
The third and final day of the Orlen Platinum 66th Rally Poland features five further special stages, including two runs through the 27.07km Milki and 15.11km Tros specials and a final visit to the Mikolajki super special stage.
There will be 86.86km of competitive action during the final leg, giving Poland’s new WRC round a total of 352.40km of special stages in a total route of 1,039.86km.
DAY 3, SUNDAY, 28.06.2009
06:40 – Mikolajki, service G (15 min)
08:02 – SS-14 Milki 27,07 km
09:05 – SS-15 Tros 15,11 km
10:18 – Mikolajki, service H (30 min)
11:55 – SS-16 Milki 27,07 km
12:58 – SS-17 Tros 15,11 km
14:23 – SS-18 Mikolajki Super Special 2,50 km
14:56 – Mikolajki, finish of the rally
Rally Poland switched to an all-gravel format in 2005, after running the event for many years as a tarmac rally. This will be the fifth successive year that Rally Poland has been a gravel event. The switch to gravel surfaces coincided with the move to Mikolajki - the event had previously run in the south-west of the country.
