2014 European Rally Championship

Last updated July 01, 2023

The 2014 European Rally Championship season was the 62nd season of the FIA European Rally Championship, the European continental championship series in rallying. The season was also the second following the merger between the European Rally Championship and the Intercontinental Rally Challenge.

In addition to the championship title, the series introduced three additional trophies, with one for each surface type. The "Ice Master" trophy was awarded to the driver who scores the most points on snow events, while the "Gravel Master" trophy was presented to the driver who scores the most points on gravel rallies, and the driver who scores the most points on tarmac events won the "Asphalt Master" trophy.^[1]

For the Ice Master were accounted the result of winter rallies in Austria and Latvia. The Gravel Masters was composed by Acropolis (2nd sector only), Azores, Estonia and Cyprus while the Asphalt Master was contested in Acropolis (1st sector only), Ireland, Ypres, the Czech Republic, Valais and Corsica.^[1]^[2]

Calendar

The calendar for the 2014 season initially featured twelve rallies.^[2]

Round	Dates	Rally name	Surface	Mini-Series
1	3–5 January	Internationale Jänner Rallye	Mixed	Ice Master
2	31 January–2 February	Rally Liepāja–Ventspils	Mixed	Ice Master
3	28–30 March	Acropolis Rally	Mixed	Gravel Master
4	17–19 April	/ Circuit of Ireland	Tarmac	Asphalt Master
5	15–17 May	Rallye Açores	Gravel	Gravel Master
6	19–21 June	Ypres Rally	Tarmac	Asphalt Master
7	17–19 July	Rally Estonia	Gravel	Gravel Master
8	29–31 August	Barum Czech Rally Zlín	Tarmac	Asphalt Master
9	19–21 September	Cyprus Rally	Mixed	Gravel Master
10	9–11 October¹	Sibiu Rally Romania	Gravel	Gravel Master
11	23–25 October	Rallye International du Valais	Mixed	Asphalt Master
12	6–8 November	Tour de Corse	Tarmac	Asphalt Master

Notes:

^1 – Sibiu Rally Romania was supposed to be run in late February, but was postponed due to the weather conditions for October, and later was cancelled.

Calendar Changes

The 2014 European Rally Championship saw the addition of the Acropolis Rally, recently dropped from the 2014 World Rally Championship season in favour of the Rally Poland.^[2]
The Sibiu Rally Romania was originally to be run in February, to become the third and final event in the newly created Winter Challenge mini-series.^[2] However, bad weather conditions in the country and the roads being inaccessible caused the rally to be postponed in October as a fully gravel event. Later, the rally was cancelled.^[3]
The Tour de Corse changed its date, and became the season finale.^[2]
The Rally Islas Canarias El Corte Inglés, the Croatia Rally and the Rallye Sanremo were dropped from the championship.^[2]

Selected entries

Icon	Cup
L	Ladies Trophy
J	ERC Junior Cup
2WD	ERC 2WD Cup
P	ERC Production Cup

Notable entry list
Constructor	Car	Team	Driver	Co-driver	Rounds
Ford	Ford Fiesta RRC	RK M-Sport World Rally Team	Robert Kubica	Maciek Szczepaniak	1
		Autotek Motorsport	Nasser Al-Attiyah	Giovanni Bernacchini	9
		Yazeed Racing	Yazeed Al Rajhi	Michael Orr	9
		GP Racing Team	Bryan Bouffier	Xavier Panseri	11
		First Motorsport	Stéphane Sarrazin	Jacques-Julien Renucci	11
	Ford Fiesta S2000	Sport Racing Technologies	Vasiliy Gryazin	Dmitry Chumak	1–2
	Ford Fiesta R5	Lotos Rally Team	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	Jarosław Baran	1–3, 5, 8–11
	Ford Fiesta R5	MM Motorsport	Ott Tänak	Raigo Mõlder	7
Peugeot	Peugeot 207 S2000	Stohl Racing	Andreas Aigner	Barbara Watzl	1
		Delta Rally	Robert Consani	Vincent Landais	1–4
		Delta Rally	Bruno Magalhães	Carlos Magalhães	3, 5–6
		Peugeot Rally Academy	Craig Breen	Scott Martin	2
	Peugeot 208 T16 R5	Peugeot Rally Academy	Craig Breen	Scott Martin	3–6, 8–11
		Peugeot Rally Academy	Kevin Abbring	Sebastian Marshall	3–6, 8, 10–11
		Delta Rally	Bruno Magalhães	Carlos Magalhães	8–11
Mini	Mini John Cooper Works S2000	EuroOil Invelt Team	Václav Pech	Petr Uhel	1, 8
Škoda	Škoda Fabia S2000	Czech National Team	Jaromír Tarabus	Daniel Trunkát	1–3, 7–8, 11
		Škoda Motorsport	Esapekka Lappi	Janne Ferm	2–4, 6–8, 10–11
		Škoda Motorsport	Sepp Wiegand	Frank Christian	2–4, 6–8, 10–11
		Simpsons Škoda	Neil Simpson	Claire Mole	4, 6, 8
		Simpsons Škoda	Neil Simpson	Elliott Edmondson	10
		DP Autosport	Luca Rossetti	Matteo Chiarcossi	6
		Autostal Duindistel	Freddy Loix	Johan Gitsels	6
Citroën	Citroën DS3 RRC	PH Sport	Bryan Bouffier	Xavier Panseri	2–3
	Citroën DS3 RRC	Abu Dhabi Racing	Khalid Al Qassimi	Chris Patterson	9
	Citroën DS3 R5	Top Teams by MY Racing	Sébastien Chardonnet	Thibault de la Haye	7

Full entry list
Constructor	Car	Team	Driver	Co-driver	Cup	Rounds
Ford	Ford Fiesta RRC	RK M-Sport World Rally Team	Robert Kubica	Maciek Szczepaniak		1
		Keltech Motorsport	Sam Moffett	James O'Reilly		4
		AT Rally Team	Bernardo Sousa	Hugo Magalhães		5
		Autotek Motorsport	Nasser Al-Attiyah	Giovanni Bernacchini		9
		Yazeed Racing	Yazeed Al Rajhi	Michael Orr		9
		Puma Rally Team	Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari	Killian Duffy		9
		GP Racing Team	Bryan Bouffier	Xavier Panseri		11
		First Motorsport	Stéphane Sarrazin	Jacques-Julien Renucci		11
	Ford Fiesta S2000	Sport Racing Technologies	Vasiliy Gryazin	Dmitry Chumak		1–2
		Sport Racing Technologies	Vasiliy Gryazin	Dmitry Eremeev		3, 5–6
		AT Rally Team	Oleksiy Tamrazov	Andriy Nikolaiev		2
		AT Rally Team	Martin Kangur	Andres Ots		7
		Kobus Tuning Rally Team	Hermen Kobus	Erik de Wild		6
	Ford Fiesta R5	Lotos Rally Team	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	Jarosław Baran		1–3, 5, 8–11
		Delimax Team	Pavel Valoušek	Martina Škardová		1
		TRT Czech Rally Sport	Roman Odložilík	Martin Tureček		1, 8
		Napoca Rally Academy	Marco Tempestini	Lucio Baggio		2
		Napoca Rally Academy	Marco Tempestini	Nicola Arena		7
		MM Motorsport	Timmu Kõrge	Erki Pints		2, 7
			Raul Jeets	Andrus Toom		2, 7
			Ott Tänak	Raigo Mõlder		7
		J-Motorsport	Jourdan Serderidis	Frédéric Miclotte		3
		CA1 Sport Ltd	Robert Barrable	Stuart Loudon		4, 8
		ARC Sport	Ricardo Moura	Sancho Eiró		5
		ARC Sport	Diogo Salvi	Paulo Babo		5
		P&B Racing	João Barros	Jorge Henriques		5
		ACSM Rallye Team	Xavier Pons	Álex Haro		6
		Autostal Duindistel	Bernd Casier	Pieter Vyncke		6
		Autostal Duindistel	Philip Cracco	Wim Soenens		6
		Royale Ecurie Ardennes	Cédric Cherain	André Leyh		6
		Autostal Atlantic	Didier Duquesne	Filip Cuvelier		6
		Drive DMACK	Kristian Sohlberg	Peter Flythström		7
		Drive DMACK	Ott Tänak	Raigo Mõlder		8
		C-Rally	Jarosław Kołtun	Ireneusz Pleskot		7
		C-Rally	Tomasz Kasperczyk	Damian Syty		7
		Rufa Sport	Tomáš Kostka	Miroslav Houšť		8
		Qafac Rally Team	Abdullah Al-Kuwari	Nicola Arena		9
		D-Max Swiss	Olivier Burri	Jean-Jacques Ferrero		10
		Lugano Racing Team	Jean-Philippe Radoux	Jean-Noël Gregoire		10
		Team 2B Yacco	Julien Maurin	Nicolas Klinger		11
		J-Motorsport	Jean-Mathieu Leandri	Fabrice Gordon		11
Peugeot	Peugeot 207 S2000	Stohl Racing	Andreas Aigner	Barbara Watzl		1
		Delta Rally	Robert Consani	Vincent Landais		1–4
			Robert Consani	Maxime Vilmot		5–11
			Jean-Michel Raoux	Sabrina de Castelli		1
			Jean-Michel Raoux	Laurent Magat		2
			Bruno Magalhães	Carlos Magalhães		3, 5–6
			Giacomo Costenaro	Justin Bardini		3, 5
		Peugeot Rally Academy	Craig Breen	Scott Martin		2
		Munaretto Sport	Jean-Michel Raoux	Laurent Magat		3, 5
		Tagai Racing Technology	László Vizin	Gábor Zsíros		4, 6, 9–10
		Autostal Duindistel	Davy Vanneste	Eddy Snaet		6
		Autostal Duindistel	Melisa Debackere	Cindy Cokelaere	L	6
		TAIF Rally Team	Radik Shaymiev	Maxim Tsvetkov		7
		D-Max Swiss	Sébastien Carron	Lucien Revaz		10
		Rally Jeunes FFSA	Eric Camilli	Benjamin Veillas		11
	Peugeot 208 T16 R5	Peugeot Rally Academy	Craig Breen	Scott Martin		3–6, 8–11
			Kevin Abbring	Sebastian Marshall		3–6, 8, 10–11
			Siim Plangi	Marek Sarapuu		7
		Peugeot Belgium Luxembourg	Pieter Tsjoen	Eddy Chevaillier		6
		ME3 Rally Team	Karl Kruuda	Martin Järveoja		7
		Munaretto Sport	Jean-Michel Raoux	Laurent Magat		7
		Delta Rally	Bruno Magalhães	Carlos Magalhães		8–11
		HRT Rally Team	Jonathan Hirschi	Vincent Randais		10–11
	Peugeot 208 R2	Peugeot Sport Slovenia	Rok Turk	Enej Loznar	2WD	1
		Czech National Team	Jan Černý	Pavel Kohout	2WDJ	2, 4–6, 8
		Peugeot Rally Academy	Stéphane Lefebvre	Thomas Dubois		2, 5–6, 8, 11
		Peugeot Rally Academy	Jean-Mathieu Leandri	Maxime Vilmot		2
		Napoca Rally Academy	Andrea Crugnola	Michele Ferrara		2, 4–6, 8, 10–11
		MSZ Racing	Aleks Zawada	Cathy Derousseaux		2, 4–6, 8, 10–11
		ACI Team Italia	Fabrizio Andolfi	Andrea Casalini		2
		ACI Team Italia	Fabio Andolfi	Simone Scattolin		5–8, 10–11
		Peugeot Belgium Luxembourg	Gino Bux	Eric Borguet		4–6, 8, 11
		Peugeot UK	Chris Ingram	Gabin Moreau		8, 10
Mini	Mini John Cooper Works S2000	EuroOil Invelt Team	Václav Pech	Petr Uhel		1, 8
Škoda	Škoda Fabia S2000	BRR Baumschlager Rallye & Racing	Raimund Baumschlager	Klaus Wicha		1
		BRR Baumschlager Rallye & Racing	Henk Lategan	Klaus Wicha		3
		GPD Mit Metal Racing Team	Antonín Tlusťák	Ladislav Kučera		1, 8, 10–11
			Antonín Tlusťák	Jan Škaloud		2–3, 5–6, 9
			Jaroslav Orsák	David Šmeidler		2–3, 5–6, 8–10
			Tomáš Kurka	Karel Vajík		8, 10
		Czech National Team	Jaromír Tarabus	Daniel Trunkát		1–3, 7–8, 11
		Škoda Motorsport	Esapekka Lappi	Janne Ferm		2–4, 6–8, 10–11
		Škoda Motorsport	Sepp Wiegand	Frank Christian		2–4, 6–8, 10–11
		Napoca Rally Academy	Simone Tempestini	Dorin Pulpea		2
		Simpsons Škoda	Neil Simpson	Claire Mole		4, 6, 8
		Simpsons Škoda	Neil Simpson	Elliott Edmondson		10
		Škoda Bank	Pedro Meireles	Mário Castro		5
		DP Autosport	Luca Rossetti	Matteo Chiarcossi		6
		Autostal Duindistel	Freddy Loix	Johan Gitsels		6
		Adell Mogul Racing Team	Roman Kresta	Petr Starý		8
		CMM-Media Sport	Pavel Valoušek	Martina Škardová		8
		Lugano Racing Team	Nicolas Althaus	Alain Ioset		10
		Lugano Racing Team	Pascal Perroud	Quentin Marchand		10
		Eurosol Racing Team Hungary	János Puskádi	Barnabás Gódor		11
Subaru	Subaru Impreza WRX STi R4	Napoca Rally Academy	Simone Tempestini	Dorin Pulpea	P	1
		Stohl Racing	Hermann Neubauer	Bernhard Ettel		1–2
		ARC Sport	Adruzilo Lopes	Tiago Azevedo		5
		Jan Dohmen Rally Team	Kees Burger	Mikko Lukka		7
		Top Run SRL	Kyriakos Kyriakou	Christos Aristidou		9
		Lugano Racing Team	Florian Gonon	Michel Horgnies		10
	Subaru Impreza WRX STi	Subaru Czech Duck Racing	Jan Černý	Pavel Kohout		1
		Napoca Rally Academy	Ekaterina Stratieva	Carmen Poenaru	LP	2–3
		JRM Engineering	Mark Higgins	Carl Williamson	P	6, 8, 10
		JRM Engineering	Keith Cronin	Marshall Clarke		11
		Lugano Racing Team	Urs Hunziker	Mélanie Wahl		10
		Lugano Racing Team	Willian Winiger	Sophie Barras		10
Mitsubishi	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX R4	DiTech Racing Team	Beppo Harrach	Leopold Welsersheimb	P	1
		Arrabona Rally Club	Kornéi Lukács	Márk Mesterházi		2
		ACB Racing	Ruben Rodrigues	Estevão Rodrigues		5
			Martin Hudec	Petr Picka		6, 8, 11
		Island Motorsport	Marco Cavigioli	Monica Fortunato		8
		Topp Auto 2010 Kft.	Péter Ranga	Janek Czakó		9
	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X R4	The Boar – Proracing	Vitaliy Pushkar	Ivan Mishyn		1–3, 5–11
		Juta Racing	Vytautas Švedas	Žilvinas Sakalauskas		2
		Printsport Racing	Inessa Tushkanova	Sergei Larens	LP	2
		Andy Lefevere Rallysport	Andy Lefevere	Andy Vangheluwe	P	6
		Ecurie Basilisk	Ruedi Schmidlin	Erich Götte		10
		Érdi Team Kft.	Tibor Érdi	Attila Táborszki		11
	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX	GPD Mit Metal Racing Team	Martin Hudec	Petr Picka		1–3, 5, 9–10
		Érdi Team Kft.	Tibor Érdi	Attila Táborszki		3, 6
		Combilift Rallying	Josh Moffett	John Rowan		4
		Teodósio Motorsport	Ricardo Teodósio	José Teixeira		5
		ARC Sport	Luís Miguel Rego	António Costa		5
		Carglass Motorsport	Rainer Aus	Simo Koskinen		7
	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X	Vorobjovs Racing	Janis Vorobjovs	Andris Mālnieks		2, 7
		Vorobjovs Racing	Alexey Mersiyanov	Georgiy Troshkin		2
		G.M.Racing SK	Siim Plangi	Marek Sarapuu		2
		EAMV – RPM	Alexey Lukyanuk	Alexey Arnautov		7
		Kaur Motorsport	Egon Kaur	Erik Lepikson		7
		The Boar – Proracing	Yuriy Kochmar	Volodymyr Shcherbakov		7
Citroën	Citroën DS3 RRC	PH Sport	Bryan Bouffier	Xavier Panseri		2–3
	Citroën DS3 RRC	Abu Dhabi Racing	Khalid Al Qassimi	Chris Patterson		9
	Citroën DS3 R5	Autostal Duindistel	Vincent Verschueren	Veronique Hostens		6
		Top Teams by MY Racing	Sébastien Chardonnet	Thibault de la Haye		7
		Gemini Clinic Rally Team	Miroslav Jakeš	Jaroslav Novák		8
	Citroën DS3 R3T	Napoca Rally Academy	Simone Tempestini	Dorin Pulpea	2WD	3, 7–8
	Citroën DS3 R3T	PH Sport	Quentin Giordano	Valentin Sarreaud	2WD	7
	Citroën C2 R2	Rangelov Motorsport	Ekaterina Stratieva	Angel Bashkehayov	L2WD	1
		Napoca Rally Academy	Ekaterina Stratieva	Carmen Poenaru	L2WD	5–6, 8
		Napoca Rally Academy	Florin Tincescu	Iulian Nicolaescu	2WDJ	2, 5, 8, 10–11
		Immonen Motorsport	Risto Immonen	Mikko Lukka	2WDJ	2
		Immonen Motorsport	Risto Immonen	Jani Salo	2WDJ	5
Porsche	Porsche 997 GT3	Richard Tuthill	François Delecour	Dominique Savignoni		11
Porsche	Porsche 997 GT3	RD Rallye Team	Romain Dumas	Denis Giraudet		11
Honda	Honda Civic Type-R R3	Eurosol Racing Team Hungary	Zoltán Bessenyey	Yulianna Nyírfás	2WD	1, 3–4, 7–11
		Honda Racing Team JAS	Eli Evans	Glen Weston		7
		Honda Racing Team JAS	Stavros Achilleos	Andreas Chrysostomou		9
Suzuki	Suzuki Swift S1600	Suzuki Team Austria	Michael Böhm	Katrin Becker	2WD	1
Opel	Opel Adam R2	ADAC Opel Rallye Junior Team	Marijan Griebel	Alexander Rath	2WDJ	2, 6, 8
		ADAC Opel Rallye Junior Team	Fabian Kreim	Josefine Beinke	2WD	6
		Opel Motorsport	Bruno Thiry	Johny Blom	2WD	6
Renault	Renault Mégane RS	Renault Sport Technologies	Jean Matheo Antonini	Cédric Santini	P	11
			Eric Filippi	Guy Mizael		11
			Laurent Lacomy	Sébastien Mattei		11
	Renault Twingo RS R2		Chris Ingram	Gabin Moreau	2WDJ	2, 4–6
	Renault Clio RS R3T		Michaël Burri	Anderson Levratti	2WD	10
			Laurent Reuche	Jean Deriaz		10–11
			Yannick Vivens	Christophe Valibouze		11
	Renault Clio R3		Pierre-Antoine Guglielmi	Jean-Noël Vesperini		11

Results

Round	Rally name	Podium finishers
Round	Rally name	Rank	Driver	Car	Time
1	Internationale Jänner Rallye (3–5 January) — Results	1	Robert Kubica	Ford Fiesta RRC	2:26:42.4
		2	Václav Pech	Mini John Cooper Works S2000	2:27:02.3
		3	Raimund Baumschlager	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:28:21.3

2	Rally Liepāja–Ventspils (31 January–2 February) — Results	1	Esapekka Lappi	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:13:11.5
		2	Vasiliy Gryazin	Ford Fiesta S2000	2:13:46.2
		3	Craig Breen	Peugeot 207 S2000	2:14:48.3

3	Acropolis Rally (28–30 March) — Results	1	Craig Breen	Peugeot 208 T16 R5	2:21:20.2
		2	Bryan Bouffier	Citroën DS3 RRC	2:21:28.3
		3	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	Ford Fiesta R5	2:22:02.3

4	/ Circuit of Ireland (17–19 April) — Results	1	Esapekka Lappi	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:06:15.5
		2	Sepp Wiegand	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:08:05.5
		3	Robert Barrable	Ford Fiesta R5	2:08:13.0

5	Rallye Açores (15–17 May) — Results	1	Bernardo Sousa	Ford Fiesta RRC	2:43:56.7
		2	Kevin Abbring	Peugeot 208 T16	2:44:02.9
		3	Jean-Michel Raoux	Peugeot 207 S2000	2:51:48.6

6	Ypres Rally (19–21 June) — Results	1	Freddy Loix	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:43:13.7
		2	Cédric Cherain	Ford Fiesta R5	2:44:23.6
		3	Sepp Wiegand	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:45:27.9
7	Rally Estonia (17–19 July) — Results and report	1	Ott Tänak	Ford Fiesta R5	1:49:36.4
		2	Alexey Lukyanuk	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	1:50:23.5
		3	Timmu Kõrge	Ford Fiesta R5	1:50:31.8

8	Barum Czech Rally Zlín (29–31 August) — Results and report	1	Václav Pech	Mini John Cooper Works S2000	2:16:28.7
		2	Sepp Wiegand	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:17:20.2
		3	Tomáš Kostka	Ford Fiesta R5	2:17:20.4

9	Cyprus Rally (19–21 September) — Results and report	1	Yazeed Al-Rajhi	Ford Fiesta RRC	3:03:44.4
		2	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	Ford Fiesta R5	3:04:33.3
		3	Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari ^[4]	Ford Fiesta RRC	3:05:14.9

10	Rallye International du Valais (23–25 October) — Results and report	1	Esapekka Lappi	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:46:22.4
		2	Craig Breen	Peugeot 208 T16	2:47:04.4
		3	Sepp Wiegand	Škoda Fabia S2000	2:49:26.5

11	Tour de Corse (6–8 November) — Results and report	1	Stéphane Sarrazin	Ford Fiesta RRC	2:36:48.4
		2	Bryan Bouffier	Ford Fiesta RRC	2:37:07.3
		3	Kevin Abbring	Peugeot 208 T16	2:38:26.6

Championship standings

Drivers' Championship

For the drivers' championship, only the best four results from the first six rallies and the best four results from the remaining six rallies could be retained by each driver.^[5]
Points for final position are awarded as in following table

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
Points	25	18	15	12	10	8	6	4	2	1

Bonus points awarded for position in each Leg

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th
Points	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Top 10
Pos	Driver	JÄN	LIE	ACR	IRL	AZO	YPR	BEST 4	EST	ZLÍ	CYP	VAL	COR	Points
1	Esapekka Lappi		1²⁵⁺¹⁴	4¹²⁺⁸	1²⁵⁺¹⁴		Ret⁰⁺⁵	103	5¹⁰⁺⁶	Ret⁰⁺⁵		1²⁵⁺¹³	Ret	162
2	Sepp Wiegand		5¹⁰⁺⁷	Ret⁰⁺³	2¹⁸⁺¹⁰		3¹⁵⁺⁷	70	7⁶⁺²	2¹⁸⁺⁸		3¹⁵⁺⁹	Ret	128
3	Craig Breen		3¹⁵⁺¹⁰	1²⁵⁺¹³	Ret⁰⁺⁶	Ret	Ret⁰⁺¹	70		Ret	Ret⁰⁺⁴	2¹⁸⁺¹²		104
4	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	Ret	4¹²⁺⁷	3¹⁵⁺¹⁰		Ret⁰⁺⁴		48		6⁸⁺⁷	2¹⁸⁺¹³	Ret⁰⁺⁶	Ret	100
5	Václav Pech	2¹⁸⁺¹²						30		1²⁵⁺⁸				63
6	Kevin Abbring			Ret	Ret	2¹⁸⁺¹³	Ret⁰⁺⁷	38		Ret		Ret	3¹⁵⁺¹⁰	63
7	Bryan Bouffier		Ret	2¹⁸⁺¹³				31					2¹⁸⁺¹²	61
8	Bruno Magalhães			5¹⁰⁺⁴		Ret⁰⁺⁴	Ret	18		10¹	3¹⁵⁺¹⁰	Ret	6⁸⁺²	54
9	Vasiliy Gryazin	7⁶⁺¹	2¹⁸⁺¹²	6⁸⁺³		21⁰⁺⁵	Ret	53						53
10	Robert Consani	9²	23	10¹⁺¹	4¹²⁺⁶	4¹²⁺³	Ret	37	Ret	Ret⁰⁺²	Ret	6⁸⁺³	Ret	50

Key
Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	2nd place
Bronze	3rd place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Did not finish (Ret)
Black	Excluded (EX)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
White	Cancelled (C)
Blank	Withdrew entry from the event (WD)

11th – 84th Classification
Pos	Driver	JÄN	LIE	ACR	IRL	AZO	YPR	BEST 4	EST	ZLÍ	CYP	VAL	COR	Points
11	Ott Tänak							0	1²⁵⁺¹³	7⁶				44
12	Jaromír Tarabus	5¹⁰⁺⁷	Ret	9²⁺¹				20	11	5¹⁰⁺⁷		Ret	8⁴	41
13	Robert Kubica	1²⁵⁺¹⁴						39						39
14	Stéphane Sarrazin							0					1²⁵⁺¹⁴	39
15	Yazeed Al-Rajhi							0			1²⁵⁺¹⁴			38
16	Bernardo Sousa					1²⁵⁺¹²		37						37
17	Freddy Loix						1²⁵⁺¹²	37						37
18	Alexey Lukyanuk							0	2¹⁸⁺¹²					30
19	Cedric Cherain						2¹⁸⁺⁹	27						27
20	Timmu Kõrge		Ret					0	3¹⁵⁺¹¹					26
21	Jaroslav Orsák		Ret	7⁶			10¹	7		4¹²⁺⁷	Ret	Ret		26
22	Robert Barrable				3¹⁵⁺¹⁰			25						25
23	Raimund Baumschlager	3¹⁵⁺⁹						24						24
24	Tomáš Kostka							0		3¹⁵⁺⁹				24
25	Jean-Michel Raoux	16	Ret	8⁴		3¹⁵⁺³		22	Ret					22
26	Beppo Harrach	4¹²⁺⁸						20						20
27	Eric Camilli							0					4¹²⁺⁸	20
28	Christos Demosthenous							0			6¹²⁺⁷			19
29	Jonathan Hirschi							0				4¹²⁺⁵	12	17
30	Hermen Kobus						4¹²⁺⁵	17						17
31	Rainer Aus							0	4¹²⁺⁵					17
32	Luca Rossetti						5¹⁰⁺⁷	17						17
33	Stavros Antoniou							0			7¹⁰⁺⁵			15
34	Neil Simpson				5¹⁰⁺⁴		Ret	14		11		Ret		14
35	Olivier Burri							0				5¹⁰⁺⁴		14
36	Romain Dumas							0					5¹⁰⁺⁴	14
37	Vitaliy Pushkar	Ret	7⁶	Ret			16	6	13	Ret	9⁶⁺²	16	17	14
38	Andreas Aigner	6⁸⁺⁴						12						12
39	Karl Kruuda							0	6⁸⁺³					10
40	Luís Rêgo					5¹⁰		10						10
41	Janis Vorobjovs		6⁸⁺²					10	Ret					10
42	Antonin Tlusták	13	29	12		8⁴	Ret	4		9²	10⁴	11	14	10
43	Petros Panteli							0			8⁸⁺²			10
44	Daniel McKenna				6⁸⁺¹			9						9
45	Davy Vanneste						6⁸⁺¹	9						9
46	Jean-Mathieu Leandri							0					7⁶⁺³	9
47	Ricardo Teodósio					6⁸		8						8
48	Josh Moffett				7⁶⁺²			8						8
49	Roman Odlozilik	8⁴⁺¹						5		Ret⁰⁺³				8
50	Ruben Rodrigues					7⁶		6						6
51	Andy Lefevere						7⁶	6						6
52	Nicolas Althaus							0				7⁶		6
53	Ricardo Moura					Ret⁰⁺⁶		6						6
54	Jan Černý	Ret	10¹		8⁴	Ret	Ret	5		29				5
55	Stanislav Travnikov		8⁴⁺¹					5						5
56	Pascal Perroud							0				8⁴⁺¹		5
57	Didier Duquesne						8⁴	4						4
58	Roland Murakas							0	8⁴					4
59	Martin Vlček							0		8⁴				4
60	Egon Kaur							0	Ret⁰⁺⁴					4
61	Martynas Samuitis		9²⁺¹					3	12					3
62	Julien Maurin							0					Ret⁰⁺³	3
63	Sam Moffett				Ret⁰⁺³			3						3
64	Sebastien Carron							0				Ret⁰⁺³		3
65	Pedro Meireles					Ret⁰⁺³		3						3
66	Jonathan Greer				9²			2						2
67	Pedro Vale					9²		2						2
68	Melissa Debackere						9²	2						2
69	Sébastien Chardonnet							0	9²					2
70	Florian Gonon							0				9²		2
71	Pierre-Antoine Gugliemi							0					9²	2
72	Kyriacos Kyriacou							0			11²			2
73	Siim Plangi		Ret⁰⁺²					2	Ret					2
74	Bernd Casier						Ret⁰⁺²	2						2
75	João Barros					Ret⁰⁺²		2						2
76	Laurent Reuche							0				12	10¹	1
77	Stéphane Lefebvre		Ret			10¹	17	1						1
78	Zoltán Bessenyey			18	10¹			1	20					1
79	Hermaan Neubauer	10¹	26					1						1
80	Kristian Sohlberg							0	10¹					1
81	Jean-Philippe Radoux							0				10¹		1
82	Dimitri Papasavvas							0			12¹			1
83	Adruzilo Lopes					Ret⁰⁺¹		1						1
84	Mãrtins Svilis		Ret⁰⁺¹					1						1
Pos	Driver	JÄN	LIE	ACR	IRL	AZO	YPR	BEST 4	EST	ZLÍ	CYP	VAL	COR	Points

Other classifications

For the Masters, points are awarded for each special stage using a system of 10–6–4–2–1 with all stages counting.^[6]

Ice Masters

Pos	Driver	JÄN	LIE	Points
1	Robert Kubica	1¹²²		122
2	Václav Pech	2¹¹⁰		110
3	Esapekka Lappi		1⁹³	93
4	Raimund Baumschlager	3⁶⁸		68
5	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	Ret³⁶	4²³	59

Note: 14 more competitors have scored points for the Ice Masters

Gravel Masters

Pos	Driver	ACR	AZO	EST	CYP	Points
1	Kajetan Kajetanowicz	3²⁷	Ret⁵⁴		2¹¹⁰	191
2	Craig Breen	1⁴⁸	Ret⁶⁰		12⁵²	160
3	Ott Tänak			1¹²⁷		127
4	Yazeed Al Rajhi				1¹⁰⁶	106
5	Kevin Abbring		2⁹¹			91

Note: 30 more competitors have scored points for the Gravel Masters

Asphalt Masters

Pos	Driver	ACR	IRL	YPR	ZLÍ	VAL	COR	Points
1	Esapekka Lappi		1¹⁴⁴	Ret³²	Ret⁵⁰	1¹⁰⁴	Ret¹³	355
2	Craig Breen	1³⁷	Ret⁶⁸	Ret¹⁸	Ret¹¹	2¹³²	Ret¹⁷	283
3	Kevin Abbring	Ret³²	Ret²⁸	Ret¹⁰⁵	Ret³⁰	Ret⁵⁸	3²¹	274
4	Sepp Wiegand	Ret²	2⁸²	3²⁵	2¹⁶	3⁴⁶		170
5	Bryan Bouffier	2³²					2⁷⁶	108

Note: 30 more competitors have scored points for the Asphalt Masters

Production Cup

Pos	Driver	JÄN	LIE	ACR	AZO	YPR	BEST 4	EST	ZLÍ	CYP	VAL	COR	Points
1	Vitaliy Pushkar	Ret	2¹⁸⁺⁹	1²⁵⁺¹³	Ret⁰⁺⁶	7⁶⁺³	80	5¹⁰⁺³	Ret⁰⁺³	4¹²⁺⁹	3¹⁵⁺¹⁰	2¹⁸⁺¹⁰	167
2	Martin Hudec	6⁸⁺⁴	5¹⁰⁺³	2¹⁸⁺¹⁰	5¹⁰⁺⁴	4¹²⁺⁷	74		3¹⁵⁺⁸	7⁶⁺¹	5¹⁰⁺⁷	Ret⁰⁺⁶	127
3	Tibor Erdi	Ret⁰⁺⁴		Ret⁰⁺⁷		3¹⁵⁺¹⁰	36					4¹²⁺⁶	54
4	Jãnis Vorobjovs		1²⁵⁺¹¹				36	Ret⁰⁺⁴					40
5	Alexey Lukyanuk						0	1²⁵⁺¹⁴					39

Note: 63 more competitors have scored points for the Production Cup

ERC Juniors

The ERC Junior Championship is awarded to drivers who had scored the highest number of points from the best results made on 4 eligible rallies, including one gravel. Strike-out text means classification not accounted.

Pos	Driver	LIE	IRL	AZO	YPR	ZLÍ	VAL	COR	Points
1	Stéphane Lefebvre	~~Ret⁰⁺³~~		1²⁵⁺¹⁴	1²⁵⁺¹⁰	1²⁵⁺¹¹		2¹⁸⁺¹¹	140
2	Andrea Crugnola	5¹⁰⁺³	~~Ret~~	~~Ret~~	2¹⁸⁺¹¹	~~4¹²⁺¹¹~~	1²⁵⁺¹⁴	1²⁵⁺¹²	118
3	Jan Černý	1²⁵⁺¹⁴	1²⁵⁺¹³	~~Ret~~	Ret⁰⁺¹	6⁸⁺³			89
4	Gino Bux		~~6⁸⁺⁶~~	3¹⁵⁺⁸	4¹²⁺⁶	5¹⁰⁺⁵		4¹²⁺¹⁰	78
5	Aleksander Zawada	6⁸	5¹⁰⁺⁴	~~Ret~~	~~Ret⁰⁺⁵~~	3¹⁵⁺¹¹	3¹⁵⁺¹⁰	~~Ret~~	73

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References

1 2 "ERC creates three surface-based Masters mini-series for 2014". Matt Beer. Autosport.com. Retrieved 11 December 2013.
1 2 3 4 5 6 "European Rally Championship boosts snow rounds in 2014 revamp". Autosport . Haymarket Publications. 15 November 2013. Retrieved 17 November 2013.
↑ "ERC postpones Sibiu Rally until October due to snowfall". Autosport.com. Retrieved 2 February 2014.
↑ Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari (3rd) and Khalid Al Qassimi (4th) weren't eligible to score points in ERC
↑ "2014 FIA Regional Rally Sporting Regulations" (PDF). FIA.com. Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile. 7 December 2013. p. 13. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 February 2014. Retrieved 5 February 2014.
↑ http://www.fiaerc.com/standings Archived 2013-01-23 at the Wayback Machine http://www.fiaerc.com/standings-Ice%5B%5D Masters

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[Masters_mini-series-1] 1 2 "ERC creates three surface-based Masters mini-series for 2014". Matt Beer. Autosport.com. Retrieved 11 December 2013.

[Provisional_Calendar-2] 1 2 3 4 5 6 "European Rally Championship boosts snow rounds in 2014 revamp". Autosport . Haymarket Publications. 15 November 2013. Retrieved 17 November 2013.

[Sibiu_postponed-3] "ERC postpones Sibiu Rally until October due to snowfall". Autosport.com. Retrieved 2 February 2014.

[4] Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari (3rd) and Khalid Al Qassimi (4th) weren't eligible to score points in ERC

[5] "2014 FIA Regional Rally Sporting Regulations" (PDF). FIA.com. Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile. 7 December 2013. p. 13. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 February 2014. Retrieved 5 February 2014.

[6] ttp://www.fiaerc.com/standings Archived 2013-01-23 at the Wayback Machine http://www.fiaerc.com/standings-Ice%5B%5D Masters

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