1959 Monte Carlo Rally

The 1959 Monte Carlo Rally was the 28th Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo. It was won by Paul Coltelloni.^[1]

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Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Time
1	176	Paul Coltelloni	Citroën DS 19
2	211	Andre' Thomas	Simca Aronde
3	158	Pierre Surles	Panhard HBR 5
4	187	Henri "Ido" Marang	Citroën DS 19
5	232	Ronnie Adams	Sunbeam Rapier
6	263	Gunnar Bengtsson	Volvo 122
7	132	Siegfried Eikelmann	DKW 1000
8	82	George Parkes	Jaguar Mark 2
9	111	Philip Walton	Jaguar Mark 2
10	208	Pat Moss-Carlsson	Austin A35
11	347	Michel Grosgogeat	DKW 1000
12	162	Fernand Schlichler	Renault Dauphine
13	115	Jeffrey MacAndrew	Ford Zephyr
14	175	"Gino"	DKW 900
14	201	John Sprinzel	Austin Healey Sprite
16	293	Ivor Bueb	Sunbeam Rapier
17	357	René Trautmann	Citroën ID 19
18	56	Alexandre Gacon	Porsche 356
19	28	Jacques Blavet	AC Ace
20	149	Hans Klinken	Volkswagen Coccinelle
21	3	Günther Kolwes	Volvo PV 444
22	236	Bengt Martenson	Volvo PV 544
23	44	Henri Ziegler	Sunbeam Rapier
24	248	Hans Ingier	Volvo 122
25	67	Ian "Tiny" Lewis	Standard Super Ten
26	221	Jean-Louis Lemerle	Jaguar Mark 2
27	138	Walter Schock	Standard Super Ten
28	233	Gunnar Andersson	Volvo 122
29	214	Maurice Peyrot	Citroën ID 19
30	230	Carl Bremer	Saab 93
31	297	Leif Vold Johansen	DKW 1000
32	287	Rudolf Van Bennekum	Porsche 356 A
33	286	Arne Ingier	Volvo 122
34	275	Cuth Harrison	Ford Zephyr
35	69	Arthur Meredith-Owens	Riley 1.4L
36	337	Wolfgang Levy	DKW 1000
37	95	Eric Brinkman	Jaguar Mark 3
38	165	Jean-Claude Mothe	Renault Dauphine
39	302	Rob Dooijes	DKW 1000
40	19	Jacques Beylot	DKW 1000
41	282	Edward Harrison	Ford Zephyr
42	80	Brian Waddilove	Jaguar 3.4L
43	260	Laurence Handley	Ford Zodiac
44	55	Garcia-Fernandez	Alfa Romeo Giulietta Berlina
45	344	Ovidio Capelli	Fiat 1200
46	57	Guy Jouanneaux	Citroën ID 19
47	131	Hans Tak	Mercedes 220 S
48	343	Marcel Pretre	Porsche 356 A 1600
49	143	Fausto Meyrat	DKW 1000
	281	Per Nystrom	Volvo 122
51	74	John Banks	Vauxhall Velox
52	102	George Faulkner	Ford Zodiac
53	277	Rudolf Rottbol-Orum	NSU Prinz 1

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