A rally under the patronage of ADDINOL-RUS was held in Tushino

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ADDINOL-RUS initiated a charity event aimed at raising the importance of following traffic rules and drawing public attention to the problems faced by disabled drivers and people with limited mobility. Support in organising and running the starts was provided by the Moscow Automobile Club for the Disabled (MACD).

The event, called the "ADDINOL-2011 Mini-Rally", was held on 20 February 2011 at the Tushino airfield near Moscow. One of the rally's side goals was to support young athletes competing in the junior group, aged under 18.

More than 60 drivers competed in the rally, taking part in races across eight groups formed by car type and the age of participants. Besides professional and novice drivers, as well as disabled athletes driving cars fitted with hand controls, media representatives also took part in the races. Amateur drivers from the magazines "Za Rulem", "Forsazh", "Tyuning Avtomobiley", Ignition, and the online portals avtoavto.ru, spox.ru, auto.utro.ru and other digital and print outlets competed for first place in a special media classification.

After the races finished, a ceremony was held to award the winners, who received commemorative certificates, cups and gifts from one of Germany's largest makers of engine oils and other lubricants — the ADDINOL company.

The winners of the "ADDINOL-2011 Mini-Rally" were:

  • in the "Hope" group — Igor Mutovin and Dmitry Frolov;
  • in the "Standard rear-wheel drive" group — the crew of Elena Vdovina and Ekaterina Bykova;
  • in the "Standard front-wheel drive" group — Nikolai Zharov;
  • in the "Standard all-wheel drive" group — Vitaly Peskov;
  • in the "Juniors" group — Egor Logashin;
  • in the "Sport single-drive" group — Sergei Semenov and Sergei Abramov.

The fastest journalists turned out to be Oleg Sheyanov and Vasily Kostin.

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