Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
1 INTRODUCTION 2
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2 CONTACT DETAILS 3
2.1 Permanent contact details / Key Officials
2.2 Rally HQ
2.3 Media contact details
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3 PROGRAMME 4
3.1 Schedule before the rally week
3.2 Schedule during the rally week
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4 ENTRY DETAILS 5
4.1 Titles for which the rally counts
4.2 Criteria for acceptance of entries
4.3 Entry fees
4.4 Entry packages 6
4.5 Other fees 6
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5 SERVICE PARK 6
5.1 Information about the service park
5.2 Facilities at service park 7
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6 TYRES 7
6.1 Tyre Supplier
6.2 Tyres for Testing 8
6.3 Tyres for the Event 8
6.4 Number of Tyre changes during the event 8
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7 RECONNAISSANCE 9
7.1 Registration
7.2 Participation in reconnaissance only
7.3 Schedule
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8 SHAKEDOWN 10
8.1 Location - Stage length
8.2 Schedule
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9 MEDIA INFORMATION 11
9.1 Contact details before the event
9.2 Accreditation principles
9.3 Electronic Media and websites 13
9.4 Accreditation form 13
9.5 Facilities 13
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10 TWO-WAY RADIO 14
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11 FUEL 14
11.1 Fuel / Refuelling regulations
11.2 Order procedure / Cost of FIA fuel
11.3 Refuel zones
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12 HOSPITALITY ARRANGEMENTS 14
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13 HELICOPTERS 15
13.1 Registration procedure / information
13.2 National helicopter companies
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14 IMPORT OF VEHICLES AND CUSTOMS 15
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15 HOTEL ACCOMMODATION 16
Contact details for reservations
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16 GENERAL FACTS 16
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1. INTRODUCTION - WELCOME
Following last year’s 55th Acropolis Rally and only a few days before the first WRC round of 2009, a lot has happened in Greece,
across the world, as well as in the structure and operation of the WRC. The global economic crisis is affecting our lives, making
us more sceptical and more cautious of our future choices and decisions.
What has not been affected and must not change is the desire and constant effort to improve our quality of life. Keeping this goal
in mind, the Organisers of the Acropolis Rally are persistently improving, modifying and finding alternative ways to organise one
of the most classical rounds of the World Rally Championship. Every year we wish to bring-in elements and choices that will
make the Acropolis Rally more interesting for everyone involved. More challenging and fast for our competitors, yet spectacular
and easy to follow for the thousands of guest spectators, as well as the millions of TV viewers.
It is for this reason, that immediately after the conclusion of the 55th Acropolis Rally, the Organisers declared a contest between
five candidate-cities that could host next year’s event. The town of Loutraki was finally chosen, giving the option-among other
things, to use several special stages in the region of the Peloponnese. A region of Greece, that in the 1980’s hosted some of the
most well-known and reputable special stages of the WRC.
The town of Loutraki will host the Rally Headquarters, as well as the Media Centre and the Service Park. However, during the first
day of the event, competitors will move north towards some already familiar and respectable stages, but yet quite far from the
main Service Park, therefore a Remote Service Zone will be organised in the town of Itea (an area known from previous Acropolis
Rallies). This choice was essential in order for the thousands of fans of the Acropolis Rally, to spectate their favourite crews in
special stages like Evangelistria, Bauxites, and Drossohori!
Rest assured that we, the Organisers of the Acropolis Rally, the Mayor, the Local Council and the people of the town of Loutraki
will do our best to accommodate you in a region that embraces all the essentials of a Greek holiday destination, during a time of
year when the Greek weather and sea are at their very best!
As always, we remain at your disposal for any further information you may need, and we look forward to welcoming you to the
56th Acropolis Rally!
Key Officials
President Organising Committee Mr Vassilis Despotopoulos e-mail: president@elpa.gr
Clerk of the Course Ms Anita Passalis e-mail: elpa@acropolisrally.gr
e-mail: anpass@acropolisrally.gr
Secretary Ms Helen Fertakis e-mail: elpa@acropolisrally.gr
e-mail: helen.fertakis@acropolisrally.gr
Media director Mr Stratis Hatzipanayiotou e-mail: press.office@acropolisrally.gr
Press Officer Ms Helen Xenakis e-mail: hxenakis@acropolisrally.gr
Accreditations Officer Ms Effie Giannousopoulou e-mail: accreditations@acropolisrally.gr
Chief Scrutineer Mr Nassos Papakostas e-mail: nassos.papakostas.ext@siemens.com
Accommodation Officers Ms Maria Apostolou e-mail: altis@altis.gr
Mr Stavros Mouzakitis e-mail: smouzakitis@altis.gr & altis@altis.gr
2.2 Rally HQ
Venue: Club Hotel Casino Loutraki
Location: 110 km west from Athens Airport, 140 km east from the Port of Patras. Telephone / fax numbers TBA
Friday June 12
08:30 - Rally Start (Day 1), Service Park exit
23:00 - Publication of the start list for Day 2 Official notice board
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Saturday June 13
22:30 - Publication of the start list for Day 3 Official notice board
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Sunday June 14
14:30 - Prize-Giving - Finish Podium Loutraki
15:30 - Post-Rally FIA Press Conference Media Centre
15:30 - Final Scrutineering TBA
18:30 - Publication of the provisional final classification Official notice board
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Monday June 15
09:30 - 11:30 - Rally Office will be open
09:30 - 11:30 - Media Centre will be open
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4. ENTRY DETAILS
4.1 TITLES FOR WHICH THE RALLY COUNTS
— World Rally Championship for Drivers & Co-drivers
— World Rally Championship for Manufacturers
— FIA Production Car World Rally Championship for Drivers & Co-Drivers
4.3.2 Entry fee for Drivers registered in the Production Car World Rally Championship
Carrying the optional advertising (per car) 3650,00 euros
Not carrying the optional advertising (per car) 5000,00 euros
Not carrying optional advertising (per car) Private Entrant 4000,00 euros
Legal Entrant 7000,00 euros
— Private entrant: Car entered by a member of the crew who competes under his/her own name.
— Legal entrant: Car entered by a team (not a Manufacturer or a Manufacturer Team), or a company or other legal
entity, holding a legal entrant’s licence.
— Private, Legal and P-WRC entrants not carrying the organiser’s optional advertising must notify it on their entry
form.
— Personal cheques will not be accepted.
— Please note that all charges incurred by the bank must be charged to the sender.
— Entry applications will be accepted only if accompanied by the total entry fees.
When paying by bank transfer, competitors must fax details to the organisers to certify their payment (fax +30
210 6068983).
— Advertising of tobacco or products of tobacco is forbidden. Advertising of alcoholic beverages’ brand names
and/or logos is permitted.
Vehicle Plates
ñ Service plates 6 9 2 4 6 1 2 2
ñ Auxiliary plates 12 15 4 8 10 2 2 1
ñ Guest plates 10 12 4 8 10 1 0 0
ñ Service Reconnaissance car 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Passes
ñ Team Guest passes 40 50 10 30 38 0 0 0
ñ Team passes 30 40 15 25 33 4 10 6
5. SERVICE PARK
5.1 INFORMATION ABOUT THE SERVICE PARK
- The service park is located at the outskirts of the town of Loutraki, towards the Athens - Corinth motorway, approx.
900 from the HQ. The area is fenced, however the actual service park is not. The surface will be tarmac for all
competitors.
- P1 and P3 entrants will be allocated the area recommended by the FIA. All other entrants will be allocated 10 x
10m.
- Should a competitor requires more space (only in length), he must contact the organisers no later than Friday
May 29. The width for any competitor’s private area will not be more than 10 m.
- Competitors must leave from the service park no later than Monday June 15, 12:00 hrs
b. Private security
Competitors requiring this service must contact the organisers directly. (Request form will be available upon request
from the secretariat).
c. Power:
The electricity current is 220V. Sockets are continental european type.
Power will be available as follows: 1x35A (1 phase), 3x35A (3 phase), 3x50A (3 phase). Teams must provide their own
cables to access this service.
Should competitors need to access this facility they must inform the organisers no later than Wednesday May 20.
Relevant request form will be available on the official website www.acropolisrally.gr/ competitors/forms, or may be
requested from the secretariat: elpa@acropolisrally.gr.
Competitors, who will make use of TOPLAK, are requested to inform the organisers.
The organisers will invoice each competitor according to their request.
5.2.3 P2 and non-priority competitors are requested to inform the organisers whether they wish to have consecutive service
areas no later than Friday May 29 (Relevant request form will be available on the official website www.acropolisrally.gr/
competitors/forms, or may be requested from the secretariat: elpa@acropolisrally.gr).
6. TYRES
The use of any device for maintaining the full performance of the tyre with an internal pressure to or less than
atmospheric pressure is forbidden (WRC art. 65.5)
Fabio Di Claudio
Tel: +39 0118956118, Mobile: +39 335 1854172. E-mail: fabio.diclaudio@pirelli.com
The type of tyre to be used (testing and event) is SCORPION WRC 205/65 R15 hard gravel and is stated in Appendix
V, of the WRC regulations.
— The cost of testing tyres (max. 26) is 210,00 euros/tyre (net of VAT).
— Tyres must be ordered at least 30 days prior the date indicated by the competitor for the relevant testing.
— Competitors must pay the above mentioned sums within 30 days of the relevant invoice date. The relevant
invoices will be issued by Pirelli or by Pirelli Tyre Europe (S.A.) after each supply of Tyres.
— The competitor shall be responsible for all transportation, delivery and fitting expenses.
— Testing tyres will be collected from Pirelli warehouse, c/o SAIMA AVANDERO, Via dell'Industria 2, 28060 San
Pietro Mosezzo, Novara, Italy.
— Payment, either by:
a. Credit Card
b. Anticipated money transfer on the following bank account:
UNICREDIT BANCA D’IMPREZA SPA filiale Milano Cordusio
Iso IT20 abi 03226 cab 01604 cin X c/c 000005283897 SWIFT: UNCRIT2V
— PIRELLI will be present and ready to fit tyres by 09.00 am on Tuesday June 9 and remain available to do so
throughout the event. During the event Pirelli shall also dispatch to the event site, a reasonable number of Pirelli's
technical staff and cause such staff to furnish the competitor, at the Rally site, assistance concerning tyres, and
namely in mounting and dismounting the tyres on the wheels made available by the competitor, balancing when
necessary and pressure control.
— Event tyres are “hired” from Pirelli. After the finish of the rally, all collected event tyres, used or unused, must be
returned to Pirelli (service park).
— The cost for “hiring” each tyre is 240,00 euros, net of VAT.
— After the event competitors shall, at their own expenses, collect and return to the Tyre Distribution Centre all tyres
delivered by Pirelli hereunder.
— Tyres supplied to the competitor for use in the event, used by the competitor in the event and returned to Pirelli,
at the end of the event, shall be invoiced according to the above event tyre price.
The invoice must be settled by credit card, at the end of the event, before departure from the service park.
— There shall be no charge in respect of tyres supplied to the competitor for use in the event, not used by the
competitor in the event and returned to Pirelli at the end of the event.
— Any tyre not returned to Pirelli by the competitor at the end of the event - whether used or not - will be considered
sold to the competitor for use in testing. In respect of any such non-returned tyres, Pirelli will invoice the
competitor according to the testing tyre prices specified in above art. 6.2.
Shakedown
GROUP 2
P3 & NON-PRIORITY drivers
Tuesday 9 June / 08:00 - 20:00 hrs
SS 13/16 Loutraki - SS 14/17 Aghii Theodori 8.98 km + 33.00 km 41.98 km x 2 passes
SS 7/10 Klenia Mycenae 17.25 km x 2 passes
SS 8/11 Ghymno 26.28 km x 2 passes
SS 9/12 Kefalari 24.15 km x 2 passes
Distance between the Service Park Exit and the Shakedown Start: 6.00 km
Length of the actual Shakedown: 3.10 km
Distance from the Shakedown Finish back to the Start: 4.33 km
Distance from the Shakedown Finish to Service IN: 8.50 km
8.2 SCHEDULE
The shakedown will take place on Thursday 11 June.
08:00 - 10:00 Mandatory for P1 and P2 drivers entered by a manufacturer - Optional for other P2 drivers
10:00 - 12:00 Optional for P1, P2 and P3 drivers
Press Officer Ms Helen Xenakis e-mail: hxenakis@acropolisrally.gr mob: +30 697 9550850
Tel. +30 210 9792630, F +30 210 9792555
Accreditations Officer: Ms Effie Giannousopoulou e-mail: accreditations@acropolisrally.gr mob: +30 697 8998433
T +30 210 60 68 890, F +30 210 60 68 868, 210 60 68 982
Press office co-ordinator: Mr Matthew Mansolas e-mail: mansolas@acropolisrally.gr mob: +30 697 3030212
During the Event the Accreditation Office and the Media Centre will be settled at the HQ building, Club Hotel Casino.
Contact numbers during the rally will be provided in Rally Guide 2.
1. The FIA considers the "Media" pass to be a working tool to be used only by bona fide members of the press.
Publishers, marketing personnel, sub-editors, staff of the publication's secretariat, etc. cannot be accredited as
Media.
2. The FIA only accredits publications:
a) with a minimum circulation whose size and quality fulfil the criteria of the FIA
b) with a format and quality which fulfil the criteria of the FIA
c) which are on sale to the public via retail outlets (trade, club or internal company magazines will normally not
be accredited). However, at the sole discretion of the FIA, and where the quality and circulation criteria justify
their consideration, such magazines may be eligible for accreditation on a case by case basis.
3. TV and radio, websites and other electronic media must send their application to:
ISC Accreditation Service
Mayward House, 46-52 Pentonville Road, London N1 9HF, Great Britain
Tel (+44) 20 7584 7584/ Fax (+44) 20 7502 5621
4. Under no circumstances will advertising, public relations agencies or similar companies and organisations be
accredited as media, nor will the Organisers issue any accreditation to representatives (press officers or
otherwise) of sponsors, suppliers, engine suppliers, teams, drivers, etc.
5. The FIA WRC Media Delegate may accept requests from teams with seeded drivers for the accreditation of press
personnel, with a maximum of one person per team.
6. The FIA will only accredit press from outside the country in which the event is held. National press must apply
to the National Press Officer (e.g. Greek press applying for the Acropolis Rally of Greece should apply to the
National Press Officer, while press from countries other than Greece should apply to the FIA).
7. FIA Permanent Credential Holders requesting a Substitute and/or an Additional Pass must apply to the FIA.
8. The central and local offices of the major international press agencies (AP, AFP, Reuters, ANSA, UPI, DPA, LUSA,
BELGA, JIJI, KYODO, EFE, Press Association, SAPA, Australian AP, APA, etc.) will always be accredited by the FIA.
ACCREDITATION CRITERIA
The FIA will allocate annual permanent Media accreditation to publications intending to publish reports for every FIA
World Rally Championship event during the season.
Press passes can also be allocated on a rally-by-rally basis to general news, specialist, business and lifestyle
consumer publications that do not intend to publish conventional rally reports but whose coverage is considered to
be of promotional benefit to the sport.
Exceptionally, a maximum of three representatives (journalists and/or photographers) per publication may be
accredited for any one round of the FIA World Rally Championship. Agencies are subject to the same requirements
as publications.
- Quality
The highest standards of fairness and accuracy are expected as a minimum quality requirement from the press.
- Circulation
Accreditation decisions are based on the relative ‘media market’ in the country of the applicant. As such, the
usual minimum circulation for a national weekly or monthly publication is 20,000 copies. For a national daily the
minimum circulation is 50,000 copies.
Freelance journalists must apply for credentials via their own agencies. The onus is on the freelance applicant to
prove the supply of regular stories to at least five publications.
Photo agencies must be able to prove that the pictures have been regularly sold to publications matching the FIA
criteria and have been paid for at the normal commercial rate. A publication must be able to prove that the
pictures published are the original work of the publication's accredited photographer.
Accreditation decisions are made by the FIA WRC Media Delegate and Photographers’ Delegate according to the
following procedures:
1. Applications must be received at least three weeks (May 20) prior to the first day of the relevant event and should
be sent by registered post to the following address:
FIA Communications Department, Accreditation Unit (WRC)
8, Place de la Concorde, 75008 Paris, France
1a. Requests from national Press representatives must be send by post to the Organiser the latest May 13 2009.
2. Applications which are late, incomplete, or sent by fax may not be considered.
3. Requests must be sent with the accreditation form and a formal application letter written on the publication's
letterhead. This letter must be signed by the editor or a senior member of the editorial staff. Requests signed by
clerical staff will not be accepted.
This letter must include:
a) the name(s) of the representative(s) who will be covering the event(s);
b) the photocopy of the official national press card(s) (where applicable) of the representative(s) who will be
covering the event(s);
c) the job title(s) of the representative(s) (journalist(s) and/or photographer(s);
d) information on the publication (such as circulation, readership, frequency, etc);
e) an original copy of the publication;
f) photocopies or originals of material published following previous FIA World Rally Championship events;
g) a contact fax number;
h) a formal undertaking from the editor to publish a report related to the event concerned and an indication as
to when this report will be published;
i) an identity photo in electronic format (*jpeg or *tif) of the representative must be sent to the Accreditation Unit
(WRC) to the following email address: worldrally@fiacommunications.com
4. The FIA will fax or email the result of the application to the publication. If successful, an agreement will be included
for signature by the editor of the publication.
If the representative(s) is (are) unable to attend the event, the FIA Communications Department must be notified
as early as possible before the opening of the accreditation centre.
If a change of representative(s) is to be made, please notify the FIA Communications Department as early as
possible.
5. The representative(s) must produce the signed agreement which is sent with the confirmation when collecting the
credential at the event. NO ACCREDITATION CAN BE COLLECTED WITHOUT THIS DOCUMENT.
6. The application for a press pass must include written confirmation that the publication/agency or the
journalist/photographer to whom the credential has been allocated has not applied or will not apply for additional
FIA passes for any other purposes, including journalism for Television and Radio networks.
If a decision is disputed an individual application will be referred to the Director of Communications for final approval.
The FIA liaises closely with National Press Offices and National Sporting Authorities to confirm the validity of a given
application.
Priority is given to publications intending to publish a report related to the event for which the accreditation is
requested.
9.5 FACILITIES
— Private Telephone lines - PSTN or ADSL
Orders must be placed with the organisers, no later than ªonday 11 May. Relevant application form is available
on the official website www.acropolisrally.gr, or may be requested from the secretariat: elpa@acropolisrally.gr.
Radio licences will be collected from Rally control, during material collection, as long as the fee has been paid. The
relevant receipt of payment must be submitted to the organisers, unless faxed in advance.
11. FUEL
11.1 FUEL / REFUELLING REGULATIONS
All competitors must use the FIA fuel. The supplier appointed by the FIA is Petrochem Carless.
PETROCHEM CARLESS LTD
Fax 00 44 1981 241169
e-mail wrcfuelorder@vitalequipment.co.uk
Cars of all priority drivers must be fitted with FIA fuel sample couplings.
All competitors are required to fit refuel couplings, except non-priority drivers using a car that retains the standard tank.
The balance for the non-used fuel will be cleared after the rally.
Competitors should note that the above is subject to the exclusive fuel supply contract to be concluded between the FIA
and Petrochem Carless and will be confirmed in the supplementary regulations and in RG2.
Helicopter co-ordinator: Mr Doulis Karafil. He may be contacted: e-mail abiltd@otenet.gr, mobile +30 6932 205656.
— Only helicopters registered with the organisers will be permitted to fly within the airspace and land at the service
areas or other WRC sites during the rally.
— The procedure to be followed is that each interested party must duly fill in the application form, which must be sent
to the organisers the latest by Friday 29 May. The organisers will forward all applications to the Helicopter Co-
ordinator.
— All participating helicopters, regardless of their nationality, must have the required by the Hellenic Civil Aviation
Authorities (H.C.A.A) documents that verify the airworthiness of the aircraft and must also be fully insured (i.e.
certificate of airworthiness, certificate of registration, hull insurance, pilot insurance etc).
APPLICATION FORM
Application forms will be available upon request from the organiser: elpa@acropolisrally.gr and on the official
website: www.acropolisrally.gr/competitors/forms
14.2 There are no custom formalities for Teams whose country of origin is a member of the European Union and enter Greece
from a EU country.
14.3 Teams or private competitors whose country of origin is NOT a member of the European Union, are required to provide
the Greek customs with either:
a. a CARNET ATA, which simplifies custom formalities
or
b. Teams must bring along a detailed list, signed by the accompanying person in charge, in two (2) copies.
This list should include:
1. Full name / address of the person in charge. If a company owns the vehicles, this list should include the details of
the company and must be signed by the authorised person.
2. Full name of each driver of each vehicle.
3. Value of all items to be imported.
4. Estimated period of stay in Greece.
5. Commercial description of all equipment carried in each imported vehicle (details about each vehicle, number and
type of tyres, spare parts etc).
Customs authorities will legalize both copies and will issue a V.F.P card, (VEHICLE FREE PASSAGE), for Greece in
two copies. One of these copies, attached to the legalized list, will be held at the customs office, the other copy will be
delivered to the person in charge.
In order that vehicles and equipment be released from customs, upon departure from Greece, the person in charge
must hand in these two documents to the customs authorities, which will verify that all items imported are actually
exported, even if they are damaged or destroyed, avoiding thus the payment of duties or taxes.
PASSPORTS
Citizens of the EU countries that have signed the Schengen Agreement may enter Greece with either an identity card or
a passport.
Citizens from all the other countries may enter Greece with their passport, and visa if required.
TRAFFIC RULES
— Drive on the right side, overtake on the left.
— Drivers and all passengers are required to use front and rear seat belts at all times and motorcyclists to wear helmets.
— Drivers must carry their driving license at all times.
— Drunk drivers are liable to heavy penalties that may go as far as imprisonment.
The legal blood alcohol limit for driving is 0.04 %. The police may stop motorists randomly to take a breath test. If you
are asked you should comply.
SPEED LIMITS
ñ Built up areas 50 km/h
ñ Main roads 90 km/h
ñ Motorways 130 km/h
CIRCULATION on the PATRAS - CORINTH - ATHENS and on the ATHENS - LAMIA - THESSALONIKI MOTORWAYS
During the summer and holidays, there are restrictions in force on the circulation of heavy vehicles, on the Athens -
Corinth - Patras and Athens - Lamia Motorways, as follows:
On Fridays, exiting Athens towards Corinth - Patras or Lamia, from 15:00 hrs to 21:00 hours
On Sundays, entering Athens from Patras - Corinth or Lamia, from 15:00 hrs to 21:00 hours
No restrictions are in force on Saturdays
Competitors must respect the above restrictions.
Competitors arriving from the port of Patras, who will drive directly to the service park, must exit the National Road and
follow the signs to Loutraki. Loutraki is on their left. Relevant road book willl be available in RG2 and on the official website.
AIRPORT INFORMATION
Athens airport is the “ELEFTHERIOS VENIZELOS INTERNATIONAL” (EL. VENIZELOS), located in the area of Spata.
The airport is about 110 km southeast from Loutraki.
For all International Airlines and Olympic Airlines please dial the Main Terminal, Tel: +30 210 35 30 000
The road book from the airport to the service park will be available on the official website and in Rally Guide 2.
Transportation from the airport to the city of Athens is by taxi, the suburban railway or by bus.
Transportation from the airport to the service park / HQ is either by taxi or private car. The Suburban railway to Corinth
may be used (every two hours from the airport) and then by taxi to Loutraki.
Passenger cars & light, 2,80 2,80 2,75 1,70 2,75 1,90 2,50 1,30 2,20 2,00 2,70
commercial vehicles,
small vans
Buses, Trucks 7,00 7,00 7,00 2,50 6,90 4,60 6,30 3,30 5,60 4,30 --
with 2 axles
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Trucks with 3 axles 7,00 7,00 7,00 2,80 6,90 4,60 6,30 3,30 5,60 4,30
over 3,5 tonnes --
Heavy trucks with 9,90 9,90 9,90 3,30 9,60 6,50 8,80 4.60 7,80 5,00 --
trailer
CLIMATE
The climate in June tends to be warm, especially during the day. Temperatures range from 20 - 35 degrees Celsius.
Ultraviolet radiation is very strong, particularly near mid-day. Suitable protection should be taken.
TIME ZONE
Greenwich Meantime GMT + 3 hours (end of March to end of October)
SUNRISE / SUNSET
June 12 06:02 20:48
June 13 06:02 20:48
June 14 06:02 20:49
LANGUAGE
Greek. English is spoken.
POWER
The electricity current is 220 V (volts).
Plugs and sockets are the same as in the continental countries of the European Union.
BANK
Bank trading hours are Monday to Thursday from 08:00 to 14:30 and Friday from 08.00 to 14:00.
All banks use ATM machines, open 24 hours a day.
Most banks display exchange rates on their windows. For most favourable rates change money either at the Athens
airport banking service, or in banks.
Banks are located along the main road of Loutraki, on Eleftheriou Venizelou Ave, in the town centre.
TAXI RATES
At start of meter - flat rate 1,05
Rate per km inside City limits 0,36
Rate per km outside City limits 0,68
Regular call for immediate service, fare plus 2,00
Appointment call, fare plus 2,80
Night tariff per km (24:00 h - 05:00 h) 0,68
Minimum fare 2,80
Waiting time per hour 9,60
Baggage over 10 kg / per piece 0,40
From and to the Airport, fare plus 3,50
From sea ports - railway station 1,00
TELEPHONES
Public telephones can be operated with either phone cards, (available at kiosks, in various values), coins or credit cards.
The International prefix for incoming calls is +30, then add the digit 2 in all area codes
e.g. Athens area code is 21X, from abroad this is +30 21X XXXXXXX.
Loutraki area code is 27440, from abroad this is +30 27440 XXXXX
The International prefix for outgoing calls is 00.
Mobile phones +30 69X XXXXXXX
MOBILE PHONES
Are not available to hire
There are pre-paid SIM cards available for mobile phones in various values. May be purchased at kiosks.
BREAKDOWN SERVICE
ELPA SERVICE Please dial 10400
HOSPITALS
ñ K.A.T. Hospital, Kifissia, Athens +30 210 6280000
ñ Thriassio, Elefsina +30 210 5534200
ñ Corinth General Hospital +30 27410 25711
ñ Thiva General Hospital +30 22620 24444
ñ Amfissa General Hospital +30 22650 22053
ñ AMPHITRION
T 210 9006000 F 210 9221119 / info@amphitrion.gr / www.amphitrion.gr
ñ BRITISH AIRWAYS - T 210 8906655, 80111756000 / Airport: T 210 3530452 - 3, 210 3531270
ñ EGYPT AIR - T 210 9212818, 820 / Airport: T 210 3531272, 210 3531273
AUSTRIA - Embassy
4, Vassilissis Sofias Ave, 106 74 Athens, T 210 7257270, F 210 7257292
BULGARIA - Embassy
33a, Stratigou Kalari St, 154 52 Psyhiko, T 210 6748106-8, F 210 6748130
CHINA - Embassy
2a, Krinon St, 154 52 Psyhiko, T 210 6723282, 210 6723283, F 210 6723819
CROATIA - Embassy
4, Tzavella St, 154 51 Psyhiko, T 210 6777049, 210 6777059, F 210 6711208
CYPRUS - Embassy
16, Herodotou St,106 75 Athens, T 210 7237883 - 210 7239377, 210 7232727, F 210 7231927
ESTONIA - Embassy
2 - 4 Messogion Ave, 115 27 Ambelokipi, T 210 7475660 - 665, F 210 7475661
FRANCE - Embassy
7, Vassilissis Sofias Ave, 10671 Athens, T 210 3391000, F 210 3391209
Consulate
5-7 Vassileos Kostantinou Ave 106 74 Athens, T 210 7253792, F 210 7225245
GEORGIA - Embassy
24, Agiou Dimitriou St, 154 52 Psyhiko, T 210 7489180, F 210 6716722
HUNGARY - Embassy
25 - 29 Karneadou str, Athens, T 210 7256800, F 210 7256841
INDIA - Embassy
3, Stamati Kleanthous St, 10674 Athens, T 210 7216481, F 210 7211252
IRELAND - Embassy
7, Vassileos Konstantinou Ave 106 74 Athens, T 210 7232771-2, F 210 7293383
ITALY - Embassy
2, Sekeri St, 106 74 Athens, T 210 3617260, F 210 3617330
KUWAIT - Embassy
27, Marathonodromon St, 154 52 Psyhiko, T 210 6743593, 594, 595, F 2106775875
LITHUANIA - Embassy
49, Vassilissis Sophias St, 106 76 Athens, T 210 7294356-7, F 210 7294347
LUXEMBOURG - Embassy
23A Vassilisis Sofias St, 106 74 Athens, T 210 7256400, F 210 7256405
MONACO - Consulate
4 - 6 Democratias Ave, NEO PSIHIKO, T 210 6744133 - 210 6740581, F 210 6747346
NORWAY - Consulate
23 Vasilisis Sofias ,St, 106 74 Athens, T 210 7246173, F 210 7244989
PERU - Embassy
2 Semitelou St, 115 28 Athens, T210 7792761, F 210 7792905
POLAND - Embassy
21, Kamelion St, 154 52 Psyhiko, T 210 6797700, 741, F 210 6797711
RUSSIA - Embassy
28, Nikiforou Lytra St, 154 52 Psyhiko, T 210 6725235- 210 6726130, F 210 6479708
SPAIN - Embassy
21, Dionissiou Areopagitou St, 107 42 Athens, T 210 9213123 - 210 9213237, F 210 9214264
SWEDEN - Embassy
7, Vassileos Konstantinou St, 106 74 Athens, T 210 7266100, F 210 7266150
SWITZERLAND - Embassy
2, Iassiou St, 115 21 Athens, T 210 7230364 - 6, F 210 7249209
URUGUAY - Embassy
1, Lykavitou St, 106 72 Athens, T 210 3602635, F 210 3613549
SECTION 1
SS 1 Harvati 25.00 08:48
SECTION 2
5 18.31 41.48 51’ 14:53
SS 5 Drossohori 23.68 14:56
Remote refuel Livadia (All competitors)
Refuel venue : 63.79 km after finish SS 5 RZ 4
Km to next refuel 23.76 147.15 170.91
6 110.67 134.35 2h 14 17:10
SS 6 Thiva 2 23.76 17:13
SECTION 3
7 35.48 35.48 44’ 09:29
SS 7 Klenia Mycenae 1 17.25 09:32
SECTION 4
11 36.65 53.90 1h 00’ 15:50
SS 11 Ghymno 2 26.28 15:53
Remote refuel Idoni (All competitors)
Refuel venue : 12.90 km after finish SS 11 RZ 8
Km to next refuel 24.15 81.80 105.95
12 36.23 62.51 1h 12’ 17:05
SS 12 Kefalari 2 24.15 17:08
12A Parc Fermé & Technical Zone In 58.47 82.62 1h 25’ 18:33
For all classified cars (except re-starting crews) TC 12C closes at 22:30
DAY 2 totals 135.36 333.66 469.02
SECTION 5
13 8.59 8.59 15’ 09:30
SS 13 Loutraki 1 8.98 09:33
SECTION 6
16 8.59 8.59 15’ 12:48
SS 16 Loutraki 2 8.98 12:51
MODIFIED STAGES
SS in 2009 SS Name
14 / 17 AGHII THEODORI The first 12.60 km same as SS 9/12 Kineta 2006, same
as SS10/14 Aghii Theodori 2007 and same as SS 8/11
Aghii Theodori 2008.
From 12.60 up to 26.26 km same as 9/12 Kineta 2006.
From 26.26 up to 26.95 new.
From 26.95 up to the finish = the last 6.10 km of SS
9/12 Pissia 2008.
NEW STAGES
SS in 2009 SS Name
1 HARVATI
3 EVANGELISTRIA
7 / 10 KLENIA MYCENAE
8 / 11 GHYMNO
9 / 12 KEFALARI
PWRC
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PRIVATEERS
AREA
WRC
AREA
APPENDIX 3
REFUEL
TYRES SP IN
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REGROUPING AREA
HQ
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32
SERVICE PARK CLUB HOTEL CASINO
HQ
SP HQ
APPENDIX 4
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ATHENS
LOUTRAKI
HQ /SP