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The list of fatal World Rally Championship accidents consists of drivers and co-drivers who have died at FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) rallies. The list also includes fatal accidents in the International Championship for Manufacturers (IMC), the predecessor to the World Rally Championship, which was contested from 1970 to 1972.
Stirling Stages Rally - West Australia Rally Championship Australia Daytona Sportscar: Rally Douglas Briese Driver 29 October 2004 East Coast Targa Australia Porsche 911: Rally Peter Knights Driver 18 June 2006 Eden Valley Rally - South Australia Rally Championship Australia Reconnaissance Peter Brock: Driver 8 September 2006 Targa West: Australia
Rally Car Asturias Rally Championship (Campeonato de Asturias de Rallyes) Asturias, Spain: Rally Villa de Tineo Race The car left the road and crashed into a tree [38] Timothy Cathcart (GBR) 2014-08-15 Rally car Citroën DS3: British Rally Championship: Todds Leap Ulster Rally: Ulster Rally Race Lost control, left the road and crashed [129]
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In addition to his rally cars, Block also competed in motocross and skateboarding. He amassed 16 wins in 60 Rally America starts from 2005-14 and scored five medals in the X Games.
In his second start in the Dakar Rally, a non-entrant Peugeot 205 crashed into Kaneko's motorcycle at 01:30 on Thursday, 2 January 1986, about eight kilometres before the harbour of Sète, killing him instantly. The unnamed driver of the car was believed to have been driving under the influence of alcohol. Kaneko was 41 years of age. [7] [12] 5