El Rallye Valeo de 1985, celebrado los días 16 y 17 de noviembre en la Comunidad de Madrid, marcó el cierre de la temporada del Campeonato de España de Rallyes. Esta prueba, disputada sobre asfalto con un recorrido de 229,70 km cronometrados, fue decisiva para definir el subcampeonato nacional y destacó por la participación de figuras emblemáticas del automovilismo español.
🏁 Clasificación Final – Top 10 Equipos
Salvador Servià / Jordi Sabater – Lancia 037 Rally – 2:17:44
Beny Fernández / José López Orozco – Opel Manta 400 – 2:18:24
Carlos Sainz / Antonio Boto – Renault 5 Maxi Turbo – 2:19:43
Genito Ortiz / Ramón Mínguez – Renault 5 Turbo Tour de Corse – 2:21:24
Josep Arqué / Xavier Muntañola – Opel Manta 400 – 2:24:26
Josep Bassas / María Pilar Mas – Renault 11 Turbo – 2:39:44
"Rizos" / Javier Robledano – BMW 323i E30 – 2:40:41
Eduardo Augustin / María Jesús Cabal – Opel Corsa SR – 2:40:42
Alfonso Loza / Manuel Larrarte – Opel Corsa SR – 2:41:19
Evangelino Otero / Eduardo Piñón Giráldez – Opel Corsa SR – 2:42:21
🔥 Momentos Destacados
El rally fue testigo de una intensa lucha por el subcampeonato entre Carlos Sainz y Beny Fernández. Sainz, al volante de un Renault 5 Maxi Turbo, lideró inicialmente la prueba, pero un pinchazo y problemas eléctricos le relegaron al tercer puesto final. Por su parte, Salvador Servià consolidó su dominio en la temporada al obtener la victoria, sumando otro triunfo con su Lancia 037 Rally.
La prueba también destacó por la participación de numerosos pilotos en diversas copas monomarca, como el Desafío Peugeot, la Ford Fiesta Cup, la Ibiza Cup Tarmac y el Trofeo Opel, lo que aportó una gran diversidad y competitividad al evento.
🏆 Impacto en el Campeonato
Con esta victoria, Salvador Servià cerró una temporada excepcional, reafirmando su posición como campeón nacional. Carlos Sainz, a pesar de los contratiempos en esta prueba, aseguró el subcampeonato, mostrando su creciente talento y determinación en el automovilismo español.
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🏁 Rallye Valeo 1985 – Full Review and Highlights
The 1985 Rallye Valeo, held on November 16-17 in Madrid, Spain, was the thrilling final round of the 1985 Spanish Rally Championship. Taking place on tarmac stages totaling 229.70 competitive kilometers, this event was crucial in deciding the national vice-champion and featured an impressive lineup of top Spanish rally drivers.
🏆 Final Standings – Top 10 Teams
Salvador Servià / Jordi Sabater – Lancia 037 Rally – 2:17:44
Beny Fernández / José López Orozco – Opel Manta 400 – 2:18:24
Carlos Sainz / Antonio Boto – Renault 5 Maxi Turbo – 2:19:43
Genito Ortiz / Ramón Mínguez – Renault 5 Turbo Tour de Corse – 2:21:24
Josep Arqué / Xavier Muntañola – Opel Manta 400 – 2:24:26
Josep Bassas / María Pilar Mas – Renault 11 Turbo – 2:39:44
"Rizos" / Javier Robledano – BMW 323i E30 – 2:40:41
Eduardo Augustin / María Jesús Cabal – Opel Corsa SR – 2:40:42
Alfonso Loza / Manuel Larrarte – Opel Corsa SR – 2:41:19
Evangelino Otero / Eduardo Piñón Giráldez – Opel Corsa SR – 2:42:21
🔥 Key Highlights
The rally witnessed an intense battle between Carlos Sainz and Beny Fernández for the vice-championship.
Initially leading the event in his powerful Renault 5 Maxi Turbo, Sainz suffered a puncture and electrical problems that dropped him to third place overall.
Meanwhile, Salvador Servià, driving the legendary Lancia 037 Rally, delivered a flawless performance to claim victory and cap off a dominant season.
The Rallye Valeo 1985 also showcased strong competition across various one-make series like the Peugeot Challenge, Ford Fiesta Cup, Ibiza Cup Tarmac, and Opel Trophy, providing even more excitement and diversity on the stages.
🛣️ Stage and Road Conditions
The event combined technical and fast tarmac stages that tested both the driving skill and mechanical endurance of the cars.
Variable weather conditions further increased the challenge, making tire choice and driving adaptability crucial factors for success.
🏆 Impact on the Spanish Rally Championship
Salvador Servià crowned his 1985 campaign with another victory, securing his position as the Spanish Rally Champion.
Despite mechanical setbacks, Carlos Sainz showcased his emerging talent, finishing the season as vice-champion, a sign of the brilliant career that awaited him internationally.
🎥 Watch the Full Action!
Relive all the thrills of the 1985 Rallye Valeo in this video: from the dramatic stage battles to the unforgettable moments that made this event a true classic in Spanish motorsport history.
Whether you’re a fan of historic rallying, Group B legends, or just love to see iconic cars like the Lancia 037 Rally and Renault 5 Maxi Turbo in action, this is a must-watch!
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