The 1974 Rallye Sanremo(formally the 16th Rallye Sanremo)it's the fourth round of the 1974 World Rally Championship season. Was started between October 2 and ended on October 5.

1974 Rallye Sanremo 16th Rallye Sanremo
Round 4 of the 1974 World Rally Championship season ← Previous event Next event →
Host country	Italy
Rally base	Sanremo, Italy
Dates run	2 October – 5 October 1974
Stage surface	Tarmac/Gravel
Overall distance	1,805 km (1,122 miles) (approx.)
Statistics
Crews	113 at start, 33 at finish
Overall results
Overall winner	Sandro Munari Mario Mannucci Lancia

Report

The race took place in the city of Sanremo, in Liguria, Italy, and the Italian pilot Sandro Munari won. The race took place in 39 races, covered by the Italian Northwest, in Liguria. It started on the 2nd of October until the 5th of October, the rally has points that are 20, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 3, 2 and 1, the distribution of points between brands was with Lancia gaining 20, Fiat gaining 15, Opel gaining 12 and Porsche gaining 8.

Results

Pos.	#	Group	Driver	Co-driver	Car	Time	Difference	Points
1974 Rallye Sanremo results
1.	2	4/2	Sandro Munari	Mario Mannucci	Lancia Stratos HF	9:12:43	0:0	20
2.	12	4/2	Giulio Bisulli	Francesco Rosetti	Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye	9:20:30	7:47	15
3.	32	1/5	Alfredo Fagnola	Elvio Novarese	Opel Ascona	9:56:09	43:26	12
4.	14	3/3	Shekhar Mehta	Martin Holmes	Lancia Beta Coupé	9:58:38	45:55
5.	37	4/1	Gualberto Carducci	Dino Defendenti	Porsche 911 Carrera	10:05:59	53:16	8
6.	41	4/1	Massimo Mido Morielli	Carlo Zamunaro	Lancia Fulvia 1.6 Coupé HF	10:13:12	1:00:29
7.	71	3/2	Renzo Magnani	Roberto Dalpozzo	Lancia Fulvia 1.6 Coupé HF	10:15:10	1:02:27
8.	51	2/5	Alain Errani	Vincent Laverne	Opel Ascona 1.9 SR	10:17:14	1:04:31
9.	90	1/5	Paolo Isnardi	Simone Scimone	Opel Ascona	10:24:24	1:11:41
10.	50	2/5	Giorgio Bramino	Giorgio D'Angelo	Opel Ascona	10:27:15	1:14:32
11.	52	2/5	Giovanni Pedretti	Mario Cagnoli	Opel Ascona 1.9 SR	10:32:23	1:19:40
12.	57	2/5	Roberto Steffen	Luigi Caielli	Opel Ascona	10:41:38	1:28:55
13.	70	3/2	Guido del Prete	Paolo Roasenda	Lancia Fulvia 1.6 Coupé HF	10:50:19	1:37:36
14.	75	3/2	Carlo Brion	Luigi Stuani	Lancia Fulvia 1.6 Coupé HF	10:57:02	1:44:19
15.	63	2/4	Thierry Derreumaux	Derrys Derreumaux	Renault 12 Gordini	11:05:36	1:52:53
16.	87	2/2	M. Bozzo	Marinelli	Fiat 128 C	11:06:19	1:53:36
17.	88	2/2	Silvano Faggio	Mauro Rolando	Fiat 128	11:07:03	1:54:20
18.	58	2/5	Renzo Ronny Sganzetta	Mauro Randetti	Alfa Romeo Alfetta	11:07:03	1:54:20
19.	73	3/2	Michel Andre-Poyaud	Christian Vinoy	Alpine-Renault A110	11:11:52	1:59:09
20.	110	1/3	Piero Tosi	Mauro Costamagna	Fiat 128 Rally	11:14:44	2:02:21
21.	103	2/2	Giovanni Zorzato	M. Barello	Autobianchi A112 Abarth	11:14:54	2:02:11
22.	105	2/2	Ugo Ameglio	Piero Ramella	Autobianchi A112 Abarth	11:23:07	2:10:24
23.	69	3/3	Giorgio Gastaldi	Bellan	Fiat 124 Spider	11:25:54	2:13:11
24.	113	1/3	Francesco Chiappori	Bianchi	Fiat 128 C	11:33:53	2:21:10
25.	104	2/2	Fernando Aschieri	Ennio Moro	Autobianchi A112 Abarth	11:43:23	2:30:40
26.	77	3/2	Dominico Rigazzi	Foriani	Lancia Fulvia HF	11:49:22	2:36:39
27.	116	1/3	Pierlugi Maselli	Arturo	Fiat 128	11:56:04	2:43:21
28.	117	1/1	Chiolero Geninatti	Piacenza	Autobianchi A112 Abarth	12:06:57	2:54:14
29.	80	2/2	Giampiero Ferrari Cuniolo	Raina	Fiat 128	12:08:05	2:55:22
30.	121	1/1	Carlo Curto	Palmeri	Fiat 850	12:25:26	3:12:43
31.	72	3/2	Biagio Muscionico	Maura Muscionico	Lancia Fulvia HF	12:25:34	3:12:51
32.	96	1/5	Aldo Isabella	Giorgio Vergnano	Alfa Romeo 2000 GT	12:33:33	2:20:50
33.	118	1/1	Ghiselli	Bertoni	Autobianchi A112 Abarth	12:33:35	2:20:52

Source:eWRC Results^[1]

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