1993 Telecom Rally Australia

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Results and entry list
Route
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Rally Australia was held on September 18-21, based in Perth.

World Rally Championship Round 10

Asia Pacific Rally Championship Round 4

Australian Rally Championship Round 12 (coeff 20)

This was the sixth Rally Australia and the fifth as a round of the WRC, but the first to be included in the ARC under new coefficient system.

Juha Kankkunen and Nicky Grist ran out clear winners in the factory Celica, more than 5 minutes clear of Ari Vatanen and Bruno Berglund in a Subaru Legacy.

The ARC round was won by Ross Dunkerton and Fred Gocentas in a Lancer, finishing a fantastic fourth outright.

The event was marred by the fatal crash of Possum Bourne and Rodger Freeth in which Freeth was killed.

Results and entry list

Place	Driver	Ctry/St	Co-driver	Ctry/St	Car	Time	ARC
1	Juha Kankkunen	Fin	Nicky Grist	UK	Toyota Celica ST185	5:19:58
2	Ari Vatanen	Fin	Bruno Berglund	Swe	Subaru Legacy RS	5:25:50
3	François Deleour	Fr	Daniel Grataloup	Fr	Ford Escort RS	5:43:42
4	Ross Dunkerton	WA	Fred Gocentas	ACT	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo1	5:46:18	1
5	Sepp Haider	Austria	Klaus Wendel	Germamy	Audi Coupe S2	5:49:08
6	Colin McRae	UK	Derek Ringer	UK	Subaru Legacy RS	5:56:33
7	Ed Ordynski	SA	Mark Stacey	SA	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo1	5:58:42	2
8	Neal Bates	ACT	Coral Taylor	NSW	Toyota Celica ST185	6:04:50	3
9	Kiyoshi Inoue	Jap	Satoshi Hayashi	Jap	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo1	6:09:04
10	David Officer	Vic	Kate Officr	Vic	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo1	6:11:42	4
11	John Macara	WA	Paul Helm	WA	Mitsubishi Galant VR-4	6:13:40	5
12	Michael Guest	NSW	Duncan Jordon	NSW	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo1	6:15:12	6
13	Mark Griffith	Qld	Tom Smith	Qld	Mitsubishi Ga;ant VR-4	6:21:08	7
14	Jacqueline Dines	WA	Barbara Clews	WA	Mitsubishi Galant VR-4	6:21:13	8
15	Allan McCarthy	NSW	Chris Randell	NSW	Subaru Legacy RS	6:25:28	9
16	Ledi Jurnadi	Indo	Raphael Arioseno	Indo	Mitsubishi Galant VR-4	6:28:40
17	Gerry McGroarty	WA	Bob McGowan	WA	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo1	6:30:13	10

Stage results

Route

The event was run over four days commencing with the Langley Park super special on a wet Saturday morning. The super special was repeated on Saturday and Sunday evenings. There were 34 special stages totalling 550 km of competition.