DMACK World Rally Team

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Full nameDMACK World Rally Team
Base Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Great Britain
Tyres DMACK
World Rally Championship history
Debut 2012
Last season 2017
Manufacturers' Championships 0
Drivers' Championships 0
Rally wins0

DMACK World Rally Team was a team that competed in the World Rally Championship since 2012 until 2017. [1]

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History

Beginning with the 2011 season, DMACK began supplying tyres for the Scottish Rally Championship [2] and the Production World Rally Championship. [3] The company made its World Rally Championship debut at the 2011 Wales Rally GB on the car of Ott Tänak. [4]

In 2017, DMack did not enter as a team, but M-Sport WRT driver Elfyn Evans drove with DMack tyres. He won the 2017 Wales Rally GB.

The team was disbanded by end of 2017. [1]

WRC results

YearEntrantCarDriver1234567891011121314WRCPointsTeamsPoints
2012 - Ford Fiesta RS WRC Flag of Finland.svg Jari Ketomaa MON SWE
Ret
MEX POR
9
ARG GRE NZL
11
FIN
8
GER GBR FRA ITA ESP 23rd6--
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Prokop MON SWE MEX POR ARG
4
GRE NZL FIN GER GBR FRA ITA ESP
13
9th46
Flag of Russia.svg Evgeny Novikov MON SWE MEX POR ARG GRE NZL FIN GER GBR FRA ITA ESP
10
6th88
2013 Dmack - Autotek Ford Fiesta R5 Flag of Finland.svg Jari Ketomaa MON SWE MEX POR ARG GRE ITA FIN
7
GER AUS FRA ESP GBR
9
18th8--
2014 Drive Dmack Ford Fiesta R5 Flag of Estonia.svg Ott Tänak MEX
15
ARG
17
ITA
21
POL
11
FIN
12
GER
10
AUS
Ret
FRA ESP 15th17--
Ford Fiesta RS WRC GBR
7
2016 DMACK World Rally Team Ford Fiesta RS WRC Flag of Estonia.svg Ott Tänak MON
7
SWE
5
MEX
6
ARG
15
POR
Ret
ITA
5
POL
2
FIN
Ret
GER
23
CHN
C
FRA
10
ESP
6
GBR
2
AUS
7
8th886th98

WRC2 results

YearEntrantCarNoDriver1234567891011121314WRC2PointsTeamsPoints
2013 Dmack - Autotek Ford Fiesta RRC 47 Flag of Norway.svg Eyvind Brynildsen MON SWE
Ret
MEX POR ARG GRE ITA 26th138th61
Ford Fiesta R5 FIN
10
GER
Ret
AUS FRA ESP GBR
4
88 Flag of Finland.svg Jari Ketomaa MON SWE MEX POR ARG GRE ITA FIN
1
GER AUS FRA ESP GBR
2
11th43
2014 Drive Dmack Ford Fiesta R5 Flag of Finland.svg Jari Ketomaa MON SWE
2
MEX POR
2
ARG
11
ITA POL
2
FIN
2
GER AUS
2
FRA ESP GBR
1
2nd1151st183
Flag of Estonia.svg Ott Tänak MON SWE MEX
4
POR ARG
8
ITA
8
POL
1
FIN
3
GER
2
AUS
Ret
FRA ESP GBR 6th78
2015 Drive Dmack Ford Fiesta RRC Flag of Norway.svg Eyvind Brynildsen MON SWE
2
MEX ARG POR ITA POL FIN
Ret
GER AUS FRA ESP GBR 20th183rd113
Ford Fiesta R5 Flag of Finland.svg Jari Ketomaa MON SWE
1
MEX
3
ARG
3
POR
Ret
ITA POL
4
FIN GER AUS FRA ESP
12
GBR
WD
6th67
Flag of Peru.svg Nicolás Fuchs MON SWE MEX ARG
Ret
POR ITA POL FIN GER AUS FRA ESP GBR
6
12th46
Flag of Estonia.svg Sander Pärn MON SWE MEX ARG POR
9
ITA POL
9
FIN
12
GER AUS FRA ESP GBR 41st4
Drive DMACK 2 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Scott Pedder MON SWE MEX ARG POR ITA POL FIN GER AUS
6
FRA ESP GBR 18th2019th15
2016 Drive Dmack Ford Fiesta R5 Flag of Estonia.svg Sander Pärn MON SWE
Ret
MEX ARG POR
Ret
ITA POL FIN GER CHN
C
FRA ESP
7
GBR AUS 36th64th87
Flag of Norway.svg Marius Aasen MON SWE
8
MEX ARG POR
3
ITA
7
POL
Ret
FIN
6
GER CHN
C
FRA ESP
6
GBR
5
AUS 9th51
Flag of Estonia.svg Karl Kruuda MON SWE MEX ARG POR ITA
3
POL
10
FIN
Ret
GER CHN
C
FRA ESP GBR AUS 20th16
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Osian Pryce MON SWE MEX ARG POR ITA POL FIN GER CHN
C
FRA ESP GBR
Ret
AUS -0
2017 Drive DMACK Trophy Team Ford Fiesta R5 Flag of Finland.svg Max Vatanen MON SWE MEX FRA ARG POR
12
ITA POL FIN GER ESP GBR
WD
AUS -09th31
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Osian Pryce MON SWE MEX FRA ARG POR ITA POL
Ret
FIN
4
GER ESP GBR AUS 23rd12
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jon Armstrong MON SWE MEX FRA ARG POR ITA POL FIN GER
14
ESP
9
GBR AUS 39th2

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References

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