The final stage has been run in the 2008 Rallye Baie-Des-Chaleurs. Ken Block maintained his lead to win his first Canadian event, also the first Canadian event that he has ever managed to complete.
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As crews get into the shorter stages there seems to be less punishment to the top cars. While gaps are opening up near the top of the order, other battles are still raging further down the standings.
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Perhaps the most recognised image of the Rallye Baie-Des-Chaleurs is the jump at the end of the Camp Brule stage. The longest jump in North American rally, it is where heroes are made and dreams are dashed.
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The action at the 2008 Rallye Baie-Des-Chaleurs has started immediately for both competitors and fans alike.
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With such a leisurely start to the Rallye Baie-Des-Chaleurs, we’ve been rounding up some news for all you fans watching at home. So which do you want first, the good or the bad?
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Though the action on the stages is set to
start tomorrow, teams ventured out on the roads of the 2008 Rallye
Baie-Des-Chaleurs to conduct recce, and prepare notes for the next two days of
competition. The rally is the third stop on the Canadian Rally Championship and
has the deepest field of entries this year.
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This weekend is the thirty first running of the Rallye Baie-Des-Chaleurs, held in New Richmond, Quebec. The third round of the Canadian Rally Championship, the event spans over two days and the 2008 edition has the largest entry of any national event in Canada this year. Close to the US rally hotbed of New England, this event has a strong field of US drivers.
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