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- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally abstract "The 1973 Monte Carlo Rally was the 42nd running of the Monte Carlo Rally, one of the world's oldest and most well-known automobile rallies. Run in late January and hosted in the principality of Monaco, the 1973 rally was notable for being the first rally on the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile's (FIA) new World Rally Championship (WRC) inaugural season, making it the first ever WRC event to be held.At this time, the Monte-Carlo rally was structured as a concentration rally, with teams beginning competition in some nine different cities, with the first objective of the rally being to reach Monte Carlo, followed by two legs of competitive special stages around Monaco and southeastern France. Traditionally run on tarmac roads commonly covered in snow and ice, especially at higher altitudes, bad weather did force cancellation of two special stages in 1973.In 1973, and for several years afterward, only manufacturers were given points for finishes in WRC events. Alpine Renault dominated the event, a portent of their further success during the season with their Alpine-Renault A110 1800 car. They would take all three podium positions and five of the top six places.".
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- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally car Alpine_A110.
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally car "Alpine Renault A110 1800".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally championship "1973".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally driver "Jean-Claude Andruet".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally driver "Jean-Pierre Nicolas".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally driver "Ove Andersson".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally enddate "1973-01-29".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally finish Monte_Carlo.
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- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally name "42".
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- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally overallkm "4800".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally round "1".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally stagekm "420".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally stages "18".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally start "Various cities".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally startdate "1973-01-19".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally surface "Tarmac".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally teamsfinish "44".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally teamsstart "278".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally subject Category:1973_World_Rally_Championship_season.
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally subject Category:Monte_Carlo_Rally.
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally comment "The 1973 Monte Carlo Rally was the 42nd running of the Monte Carlo Rally, one of the world's oldest and most well-known automobile rallies.".
- 1973_Monte_Carlo_Rally label "1973 Monte Carlo Rally".
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